Facility protection Clause Samples
The Facility Protection clause establishes measures to safeguard a facility and its assets from damage, loss, or unauthorized access. It typically outlines the responsibilities of parties regarding security protocols, maintenance of protective systems, and reporting of incidents or breaches. By clearly defining these obligations, the clause helps prevent disputes over liability and ensures that both parties take appropriate steps to protect the facility, thereby minimizing risks and potential losses.
Facility protection. The Seller is solely responsible for providing adequate protection for the Facility.
Facility protection. The Seller is solely responsible for providing adequate protection for the Facility. SHEET NO. 86AH Effective October 22, 2010
Facility protection. The successful Bidder shall initiate and maintain measures that shall be proper and adequate to protect buildings, facilities, schools, and their contents, against damage and loss. Furthermore, the successful Bidder shall be responsible for replacing or repairing any such damage or loss caused by the successful Bidder’s negligence or their agents within a 30 day period from the date of notification of such loss and/or damage.
Facility protection. Cigna-HealthSpring shall not terminate this Agreement or otherwise retaliate against Facility solely because (i) Facility, acting on behalf of a Member, filed a complaint against Cigna-HealthSpring with any Government Agency regulating Cigna- HealthSpring, which complaint has a reasonable basis or (ii) the Facility appealed any decision made by Cigna-HealthSpring pursuant to any Cigna-HealthSpring appeals procedure or initiated other administrative or legal action to protect its interests. Cigna- HealthSpring and Facility agree that nothing contained within this Agreement is intended to interfere with or hinder communications between Facility and Members regarding patient care and treatment.
Facility protection. The Contractor shall initiate and maintain measures that shall be proper and adequate to protect buildings, facilities, schools, and their contents, against damage and loss. Furthermore, the Contractor shall be responsible for replacing or repairing any such damage or loss caused by the Contractor’s negligence or their agents within a 30 day period from the date of notification of such loss and/or damage.