Negotiated Services Sample Clauses
The Negotiated Services clause defines the terms under which specific services, not covered by the standard agreement, can be arranged between the parties. It typically outlines the process for requesting, approving, and documenting these additional or customized services, such as through written amendments or separate statements of work. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear, agreed-upon framework for handling special service requests, thereby preventing misunderstandings and providing flexibility to address unique needs as they arise.
Negotiated Services. A Negotiated Service is a Network Service that is different from the Reference Services. If a Network User or a Prospective Network User requires a Network Service on terms and conditions that differ in any way to the General Terms and Conditions, then the Network User or Prospective Network User requires a Negotiated Service. The terms and conditions on which AGN will provide a Negotiated Service (including the Tariff for that Negotiated Service) will be determined through negotiation between AGN and the User who requires that Negotiated Service, or in default of agreement, through dispute resolution in accordance with Chapter 6 of the National Gas Law. The terms and conditions on which AGN will provide a Negotiated Service will be the same as the General Terms and Conditions to the extent that the General Terms and Conditions are appropriate and applicable to the Negotiated Service requested by the Network User or Prospective Network User. Once the terms and conditions of a Negotiated Service have been agreed or determined through dispute resolution in accordance with Chapter 6 of the National Gas Law, AGN and the User will sign a document to evidence those terms and conditions. The document will comprise the Specific Terms and Conditions, the General Terms and Conditions (to the extent that they apply to the Negotiated Service) and a schedule setting out the terms and conditions applicable to that Negotiated Service (as agreed or determined through dispute resolution). The schedule is known as the Special Terms and Conditions and will show how the terms and conditions applicable to the Negotiated Service differ from the General Terms and Conditions.
Negotiated Services. Any Network User or Prospective Network User may request AGN to provide a Negotiated Service. A Negotiated Service is a Network Service that is different from the Reference Services. The terms and conditions on which AGN will provide Negotiated Services will be the same as the terms and conditions referred to in Section 6, where AGN determines that those terms and conditions are appropriate and applicable to the requested Negotiated Service.
Negotiated Services. The Purchaser shall pay the Provider at the rate and according to the provisions listed in the attached Rate and Services Codes Chart. Purchaser may amend or modify the Rate and Services Codes Chart at any time during the term of this Contract, including any extension thereof, by providing notice in writing (which may include mail or email) to Provider. Provider shall have ten (10) days from the date of the written notice to either accept the rate change(s) or terminate the Contract. If Provider fails to provide written notice of the rejection of the rate change(s) and termination of the Contract within ten (10) days, Provider shall be deemed to have accepted the rate change(s). Residential rates may be amended or modified in accordance with the MCO Agreement. In the event that Provider rejects the rate change(s), Provider shall continue to provide services at the previously agreed-upon rate for a period of up to thirty (30) days from the date of the written notice to allow Purchaser to find a new Provider. Providers may submit requests for rate changes to the Provider Specialist in the appropriate Lakeland Care office.
Negotiated Services. A Negotiated Service is a Pipeline Service that is different from the Haulage Reference Service. If a Pipeline User or Prospective Pipeline User requires a Service on terms and conditions that differ in any way to the terms and conditions set out in Annexure B or with Specific Terms and Conditions that do not correspond with the Specific Terms and Conditions described in section 4.1, then the Pipeline User or Prospective Pipeline User requires a Negotiated Service. The terms and conditions on which the Tubridgi Parties will provide a Negotiated Service will be determined through negotiation between the Tubridgi Parties and the Pipeline User who has requested that Negotiated Service or, in default of agreement, through dispute resolution in accordance with section 6 of the Code. The terms and conditions on which the Tubridgi Parties will provide a Negotiated Service will be the same as the terms and conditions described in section 4.1 to the extent that the Tubridgi Parties determine that those terms and conditions are appropriate and applicable to the Negotiated Service requested by the Pipeline User or Prospective Pipeline User.
Negotiated Services. (a) Where a Prospective User has specific needs which differ from those which would be satisfied by the Reference Service or the Interconnection of Embedded Network Service, the Prospective User may seek to negotiate different terms and conditions as a Negotiated Service and enter into a Negotiated Service Agreement with the Service Provider.
(b) Should a dispute arise between the Service Provider and a Prospective User about the provision of a Negotiated Service it will be resolved in accordance with the dispute resolution procedures in the National Gas Law and the National Gas Rules, unless the parties agree otherwise in the Negotiated Service Agreement.
Negotiated Services. To the extent practicable and reasonable, a Pipeline User or Prospective Pipeline User may obtain a Pipeline Service which includes only those elements that the Pipeline User or Prospective Pipeline User wishes to be included in the Pipeline Service. To the extent practicable and reasonable, the Tubridgi Parties will provide a separate Tariff for an element of a Pipeline Service if requested to do so by a Pipeline User or Prospective Pipeline User.
Negotiated Services. The Reference Services described in this Access Arrangement are not exhaustive of all the Services that Allgas is prepared to make available. Allgas may negotiate regarding any other Service or element of a Service requested by a User. In relation to the Allgas Terms and Conditions of Service, Allgas will negotiate other terms and conditions if requested and, if agreement is reached, the resulting Service will be provided as a Service other than a Reference Service. Such Negotiated Services may include but are not limited to:
(a) the delivery of Natural Gas to a Delivery Point at a higher pressure than that specified for the applicable Reference Service;
(b) an interruptible Service; and
(c) a Service under which a User may with the prior consent of Allgas exceed the Agreed Demand. If requested to do so by a User, Allgas will, to the extent that it is practicable, reasonable and commercially viable to do so, provide a separate tariff for an element of a Negotiated Service. If a dispute arises it will be resolved in accordance with the dispute resolution procedures in the Gas Pipelines Access Law and the National Code, unless the parties agree otherwise. No costs for Negotiated Services have been included in the cost base for the determination of Reference Services.
Negotiated Services. Any Network User or Prospective Network User may request MultinetAGN to provide a Negotiated Service. A Negotiated Service is a Network Service that is different from the Reference Services. The terms and conditions on which MultinetAGN will provide Negotiated Services will be the same as the terms and conditions referred to in Section 6, where MultinetAGN determines that those terms and conditions are appropriate and applicable to the requested Negotiated Service.