Logistics Management Clause Samples
The Logistics Management clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures for coordinating the movement, storage, and handling of goods or materials under the agreement. It typically specifies which party is responsible for arranging transportation, managing inventory, and ensuring timely delivery, and may address issues such as shipping methods, delivery schedules, and risk of loss during transit. By clearly defining these logistics processes, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings, ensures efficient supply chain operations, and allocates responsibility for logistical tasks between the parties.
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Logistics Management. ABC shall exercise reasonable commercial efforts to forecast, ship and otherwise manage the logistics involved in producing and selling the Products and to provide production management and compliance services to Brand Owner. Fees for specific services under this paragraph are set forth in Schedule B. ABC may, at its sole discretion, contract with other persons to perform or assist it in performing these duties and may, at its sole discretion, elect to have such other persons invoice Brand Owner directly for such services.
Logistics Management. 4.1 The Grower irrevocably authorises and directs the Registered Supplier to enter into contracts for Logistics Management in respect of the Grower's crop and acknowledges that ZGL is authorised to work directly with the appointed On Port Logistics Provider in accordance with clause C5.2 of the ZGL Contract.
4.2 The Grower agrees to pay the Grower's pro rata share of the charges by the Registered Supplier for Logistics Management.
4.3 The Registered Supplier will ensure that:
a. any On Port Logistics Provider develops a ZGL approved Documented Quality System in respect of the logistics services to be provided in accordance with C5.5(a) of the ZGL Contract, and complies with all applicable requirements of that Documented Quality System as well as the ZGL Quality Manual;
b. any On Port Logistics Provider takes out and maintains ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s liability insurance in accordance with B6.3 of Schedule 10 of the ZGL Contract ($1million per claim(s) event);
c. any On Port Logistics Provider takes up liability insurance for the minimum limits required by clause E1 of Schedule 10 to the ZGL Contract ($1 million for loss or damage to fruit and associated packaging and $5 million for all other claims);
d. any contract between the Registered Supplier and a domestic road transport provider will contain the liability provisions required by clause E2 of Schedule 10 to the ZGL Contract.
Logistics Management. The Grower irrevocably authorises and directs the Registered Supplier to enter into contracts for Logistics Management in respect of the Grower's crop and acknowledges that ZGL is authorised to work directly with the appointed On Port Logistics Provider in accordance with clause C5.2 of the ZGL Contract. The Grower agrees to pay the Grower's pro rata share of the charges by the Registered Supplier for Logistics Management. The Registered Supplier will ensure that:
Logistics Management. Work with respective parties to ensure that all equipment (hardware and software) goes through this process in accordance with DISA policies and regulations.
Logistics Management. The Personal Property Team will: • support and assist in the conduct of required and for-cause physical inventories of personal property, and for accountability of assets under the management and control of the Project/Site office in accordance with the Federal Property Management Regulations; • manage Federal property assigned to the Small Sites which may involve activities as: acquisition planning; identification and markings; property administration; automated inventory records system; physical inventories; reporting requirements; and, disposition and reutilization; perform contract administration services for personal property in the possession of contractors which includes activities such as: acquisition planning; post- award conferences; contract property transition; initial and periodic property management system reviews; property administration and oversight; reporting requirements; property reutilization; contract closeouts and terminations; and, site closure; and will provide vehicle fleet management support of fleet operations and maintenances; initial authorizations and fleet capacity changes; vehicle disposition/replacement; and, reporting requirements. The Real Property Team will: • perform real estate acquisitions and other life cycle management activities of real property by a certified realty specialist. Real property management activities include acquisition, management, utilization, accounting, reporting and disposal of real property. Real estate actions must be reviewed and approved by a DOE Certified Realty Specialist (CRS) before executing the action. The Real Estate team will provide CRS support for all real estate management functions identified above on an as required or requested basis. The Environmental Safety Health & Quality Team provides: • comprehensive and high quality services and support to the EMCBC, small and closure sites, and the DOE Complex; • provides services and support in Regulatory Compliance, Safety Management Systems, Quality Systems, Environmental Management Systems, Contractor Assurance, Technical Support and DOE Oversight Assistance. The Performance Assurance Team provides: • comprehensive and high quality service and support to the EMCBC, small and closure sites, and the DOE Complex; • services and support in the areas of Personnel and Physical Security, Emergency Management, Waste Management, Transportation Management and Records Management. Service and Support will be provided in concert with Contractor A...
Logistics Management. 4.1 The Grower irrevocably authorises and directs the Registered Supplier to enter into contracts for Logistics Management in respect of the Grower's crop.
4.2 The Grower agrees to pay the Grower's pro rata share of the charges by the Registered Supplier for Logistics Management.
4.3 The Registered Supplier will ensure that any On Port Logistics Provider takes up liability insurance for the minimum limits required by clause E1 of Schedule 10 to the ZGL Contract ($1 million for loss or damage to fruit and associated packaging and $5 million for all other claims), and that any contract between the Registered Supplier and a domestic road transport provider will contain the liability provisions required by clause E2 of Schedule 10 to the ZGL Contract.