PROGRAM ACCEPTANCE Clause Samples
The Program Acceptance clause defines the process by which a client formally reviews and approves a delivered program or project. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for acceptance, the timeframe in which the client must evaluate the deliverables, and the steps to follow if the program does not meet agreed-upon standards. For example, it may specify that the client has 30 days to test the program and must provide written notice of any deficiencies. The core function of this clause is to ensure both parties have a clear, structured process for confirming that the program meets contractual requirements before final payment or project closure, thereby reducing disputes and misunderstandings.
PROGRAM ACCEPTANCE. You agree that you will advise us within 15 days of the date of our offer of your acceptance (if requested to do so by the terms of our offer) or rejection of any offer by us relating to a regularly scheduled network program. With respect to any network program not regularly scheduled, you will advise us of your acceptance or rejection of our offer within 72 hours (exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and holidays) after such offer has been received at your station. However, if the first broadcast referred to in our offer is scheduled to occur within less than 15 days after the date of our offer with respect to regularly scheduled network programs or less than 72 hours after our offer has been received at your station with respect to network programs not regularly scheduled, you shall notify us of your acceptance or rejection of such offer as promptly as possible, but in no event after the first broadcast time specified in such offer. Acceptance by you of our offer of a network program(s) shall constitute your agreement to broadcast such network program(s) in accordance with the terms of this agreement and of our offer to you.
PROGRAM ACCEPTANCE. Participation in Energize Delaware’s Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Program is contingent upon the Implementer’s review and acceptance of (1) this executed Agreement, (2) accurate submission of required Delaware business license, applicable contractor licenses and insurances, (3) a written business plan and (4) completion of the ninety (90) day introductory period as listed below. Note: Participating contractors who are under agreement—and in good standing—with the Program will not be required to resubmit a business plan, nor follow an introductory period. A written business plan is required for any new contractor applicant or existing Participating Contractor not in good standing with the Program. The business plan should include the following: • An outline as to how the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Program fits into the current business model of the applying Participating Contractor. • Detail regarding how the applying Participating Contractor plans to meet the production requirements of the Program’s assessment and/or job completions as set forth in this Agreement. • Projection of the number of completions (assessments and/or jobs as applicable) and how the applying Participating Contractor plans to achieve these goals.
PROGRAM ACCEPTANCE. Both the City of Edina and the GRANTEE shall sign a Grant Agreement as the formal acceptance of the grant program and acceptance of SLFRF funding.
PROGRAM ACCEPTANCE. Election to Surrender ⌧ I/We elect to surrender our vacation interval interest and terminate the VIA and enclose: