LIMITATIONS ON PROVIDER’S OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

LIMITATIONS ON PROVIDER’S OBLIGATIONS. In the event the Provider is requested to deploy Response Resources for Response Activities for more than one Discharge within the Area of Service, the Provider and Client shall make good faith efforts to agree on allocation of Response Resources between the spills. In the absence of such agreement, the Provider shall allocate its Response Resources as directed by the OSCs or other U.S. Government representatives for the concurrent spills. In the absence of such direction the Provider shall not be obligated to remove or divert Response Resources from Response Activities in connection with another spill initiated prior to the request for deployment of Response Resources by the Client if the Provider deems that such Response Resources are necessary for proper completion of the previously initiated Response Activities. The Provider shall give notice to the Client if it will be unable to respond due to deployment of Response Resources for a discharge by another client.
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LIMITATIONS ON PROVIDER’S OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 In the event the Provider is requested to deploy Response Resources for Response Activities for more than one Discharge within the Area of Service, the Provider and Client shall make good faith efforts to agree on allocation of Response Resources between the spills. In the absence of such agreement, the Provider shall allocate its Response Resources as directed by the On-Scene Coordinator (OSC) or other U.S. Government representatives for the concurrent spills. In the absence of such direction the Provider shall not be obligated to remove or divert Response Resources from Response Activities in connection with another spill initiated prior to the request for deployment of Response Resources by the Client if the Provider deems that such Response Resources are necessary for proper completion of the previously initiated Response Activities.
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