Packing Material. (a) Goods required to be shrink-wrapped will be done so using ‘Tropical Strength’ shrink-wrapping.
Packing Material. The use of shredded paper, whether newspaper, office scrap, computer sheets, or wax paper as packing material for shipment to Government activities is prohibited.
Packing Material. SUPPLIER shall provide Packing Materials which shall afford sufficient protection and shall be suitable for the intended mode of transport being utilised to deliver the Goods to SCHINDLER. Cost of suitable Packing Materials shall be included within the cost of the Goods and Services provided. SUPPLIER shall, wherever possible, use recyclable packing materials. At the request of Schindler, the supplier must take back the packaging material free of charge. Any damage caused by inadequate and/or inappropriate packaging shall be the responsibility of the supplier.
Packing Material. “Reserved”
Packing Material. U.S. Government furnished packing materials (see Attachment 3) is for use in packing shipments only for the U.S. Government under this contract. The Contractor shall be held accountable for all supplies, and supplies not used in the course of a packing job must be returned to storage as the COR directs. The Government may deduct from contractor invoices the cost of all Government furnished materials drawn but not used or returned.
Packing Material. D 3.1 The use of shredded paper, whether newspaper, office scrap, computer sheets, or wax paper in packing material for shipment to Navy activities is prohibited.
Packing Material. When required by the circumstances, the Supplier shall specify in a document attached to the invoice the list and the quantity of packing material, which is property of the Supplier. The packing material is provided to the Purchaser on a free and temporary use basis and shall be made available to the Supplier for its recollection. Failure to return packing materials within the agreed terms will entitle the Supplier to charge the relevant costs to the Purchaser.
Packing Material. The Gallery Committee provides wrapping paper and paper shopping bags to the artist to use in the sale of their artwork. Paint White paint, paint brushes, spackle, spackle knives, and sandpaper are all supplied by the Gallery Committee; you must only use the paint provided by the Gallery Committee. The walls and ceiling use the same flat white paint, which is clearly marked. The baseboards, trim, window xxxxx, cabinets, and the cap on the top edge of the Manager’s Desk all use the same white gloss paint. Please DO NOT paint the Manager’s Desk without explicit permission. The paint is stored in the lower cabinet beneath the tools in gallery. Pedestal Care & Storage Pedestals cannot be painted and should be protected from scratching. Do not use screws, nails, brads, tacks, pins or any similar objects to secure items to the pedestals, as they leave holes which can not easily be repaired. Clean all scuff marks off the pedestals you use. Artists will be responsible to repair and/or replace damaged pedestals. Unless the next exhibiting artist pre-approves pedestals being left in the gallery, pedestal tops and bottoms should be placed in the gallery cabinets. Larger pedestal tops are stored in the glaze area. Shelving Wall-length shelves (along with wall brackets and screws) are available for use in the gallery for the wall directly across from the front doors. There are also shelves available for use in front of the window nook. Please ask a Gallery Committee Member or Manager where these are stored. Shelves added for a show should be removed and returned to their original storage locations in either the gallery cabinets or the glazing area along with the shelf brackets and screws. Supplies Exhibiting artists should check the supplies in the gallery cabinets at least a few days before the beginning / end of their show and notify a Ruby’s Manager or a Gallery Committee Member if there are insufficient supplies to setup a show, or return the gallery to show condition.
