Common use of Service Cooperation Clause in Contracts

Service Cooperation. In furtherance of the authorities set forth in this Article, the Parties are authorized to engage in the following activities: Consult and agree upon the allocation and use of equipment, chassis, resources, and services for efficient and competitive service levels, including an allocation among the Parties of an agreed portion of any revenue or costs to true up the Parties’ respective costs and contributions; Consult and agree upon joint contracting for the purchase, ownership, lease, or operation of equipment, facilities, and any services related to such equipment or facilities; Consult and agree upon any temporary measures and adjustments in response to any changes in market conditions, including seasonal, force majeure, and similar issues and circumstances; Establish and maintain such standing or ad hoc committees as the Parties deem necessary or appropriate to consider, review, make, and implement administrative, accounting, operational, and policy decisions relating to the matters within the scope of the Agreement. The Parties may also establish and maintain one or more Agreement coordination offices, titles, positions, or combinations thereof to maximize the efficiency of the Parties’ efforts and the related services within the scope of this Agreement (collectively, a “Coordinator”). Each Coordinator shall be authorized to perform day-to-day management, administrative, data and information collection and analysis, service coordination, contract negotiation and coordination, financial audit, review, and settlement, service inspection and Agreement and each Party may embed a Coordinator in another Party’s office; and Meet, discuss, confer, and agree regarding any matter authorized by this Agreement for the purpose of determining positions to take in any conference to which the Parties both belong.

Service Cooperation. In furtherance of the authorities set forth in this ArticleArticle 4.1, the Parties are authorized to engage in the following activities, subject to any applicable filing requirements: Consult and agree upon any matters set forth in Article 4.1; Consult and agree upon the allocation and use of equipment, chassis, resources, and services for efficient and competitive service levels, including an allocation among the Parties of an agreed portion of any revenue or costs to true up the Parties’ respective costs and contributions; Consult and agree upon joint contracting for the purchase, ownership, lease, or operation of equipment, facilities, and any services related to such equipment or facilities; Consult and agree upon any temporary measures and adjustments in response to any changes in market conditions, including seasonal, force majeure, and similar issues and circumstances; Establish and maintain such standing or ad hoc committees as the Parties deem necessary or appropriate to consider, review, make, and implement administrative, accounting, operational, and policy decisions relating to the matters within the scope of the Agreement. The Parties may also establish and maintain one or more Agreement coordination offices, titles, positions, or combinations thereof to maximize the efficiency of the Parties’ efforts and the related services within the scope of this Agreement (collectively, a “Coordinator”). Each Coordinator shall be authorized to perform day-to-day management, administrative, data and information collection and analysis, service coordination, contract negotiation and coordination, financial audit, review, and settlement, service inspection and Agreement observation, long-term planning, and other functions related to the Purpose of this Agreement, and each Party may embed a Coordinator in another the other Party’s office; and Meet, discuss, confer, and agree regarding any matter authorized by this Agreement for the purpose of determining positions to take in any conference to which the Parties both belong.