Responsibilities for Transition Sample Clauses
The 'Responsibilities for Transition' clause defines the obligations and duties of each party during the handover or changeover period in a contractual relationship. It typically outlines specific tasks such as transferring documents, providing necessary training, or ensuring the continuity of services to minimize disruption. By clearly assigning these responsibilities, the clause ensures a smooth and orderly transition, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or service gaps during the change.
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Responsibilities for Transition. Contractor shall cooperate with the State and the third-party or successor contractor to facilitate a smooth and orderly transition. ITS shall assume responsibility for Transition project management. A project manager responsible for coordinating Transition activities, maintaining the transition task schedule, and approving transition Deliverables shall be appointed by ITS. Weekly project review meetings shall be held with representatives of the Contractor, ITS, and the third-party or the successor contractor. ITS shall also ensure that all other resources (e.g. technical, administrative) deemed necessary by the Transition Plan, whether they are ITS or third-party resources, will be available as required to carry out tasks and functions defined in the Transition Plan and in accordance with the defined timelines specified in the Transition Plan.
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Responsibilities for Transition. Contractor shall cooperate with the State and the third-party or successor contractor to facilitate a smooth and orderly transition. BRETSA shall assume responsibility for Transition project management. A project manager responsible for coordinating Transition activities, maintaining the transition task schedule, and approving transition Deliverables shall be appointed by BRETSA. Weekly project review meetings shall be held with representatives of the Contractor, BRETSA and the third-party successor contractor (if any). BRETSA shall also ensure that all other resources (e.g. technical, administrative) deemed necessary by the Transition Plan, whether they are BRETSA or third-party resources, will be available as required to carry out tasks and functions defined in the Transition Plan and in accordance with the defined timelines specified in the Transition Plan.