Services Procedures Sample Clauses

The Services Procedures clause defines the specific methods and processes by which services will be delivered under the agreement. It typically outlines the steps, standards, or protocols that the service provider must follow, such as reporting requirements, communication channels, or quality control measures. By clearly establishing how services are to be performed, this clause ensures consistency, sets expectations, and helps prevent misunderstandings between the parties regarding service delivery.
Services Procedures. The following sets forth the procedure for Noble to undertake to honor the right of first refusal with respect to ROFR Services. Noble’s actions described in this Section 4.2(b) shall be taken by Noble or Noble shall cause the applicable Noble Energy Group Member to take such actions. (i) If a Noble Energy Group Member proposes to (x) contract with any Third Party for the provision of ROFR Services to such Noble Energy Group Member on specified acreage that is ROFR Acreage or (y) continue, extend or renew any existing contract other than a Revenue Agreement for the provision of ROFR Services to such Noble Energy Group Member on acreage that is ROFR Acreage (either contract described in clauses (x) or (y), a “Services Contract”), then Noble shall promptly give written notice (a “Services Notice”) thereof to the Partnership. The Services Notice shall set forth the following information in respect of the Services Contract: (1) the name and address of any prospective provider of ROFR Services (collectively, the “Proposed Provider”), (2) a detailed description of the services subject to the Services Notice (the “Proposed Services”), (3) the rate proposed to be charged by such Proposed Provider or, if no Proposed Provider has been identified, a commercially reasonable price in the opinion of the Noble Energy Group (either price described in this clause (3), the “Service Rate”), (4) a description of the area in which the Proposed Services are required (the “Proposed Service Acreage”), (5) the in-service date required by the applicable Noble Energy Group Member, (6) reasonable detail of any required capital commitments or the build costs to acquire or build any assets necessary to provide the Proposed Services that have been proposed by the Proposed Provider, or, if no Proposed Provider has been identified, commercially reasonable capital commitments or build costs to acquire or build any assets necessary to provide the Proposed Services in the opinion of the Noble Energy Group; and (7) all other material terms and conditions that have been negotiated between such Noble Energy Group Member and such Proposed Provider, or, if no Proposed Provider has been identified, any other commercially reasonable terms and conditions in the opinion of the Noble Energy Group. (ii) The Partnership will provide written notice of its decision regarding the exercise or non-exercise of its right of first refusal to provide the Proposed Services within 60 days after its receipt of the ...
Services Procedures. This is the current procedure for use of Scheduled Relief services, and is made part of the Placement Agreement. This description of Services & Procedures may be changed at any time by Scheduled Relief, and any such changes will be provided to the Service Provider and/or posted on Scheduled Relief’s website, and will govern all transactions between Service Provider and Scheduled Relief thereafter. • In connection with a request for services from a Clinic, Scheduled Relief will publish shifts available to Service Providers through the Scheduled Relief website. • Service Providers will have the opportunity to submit a bid for the available shift(s), and will acknowledge that the Clinic may receive multiple bids for a single shift. • The Clinic may confirm the submitted bids based on the information provided to the Clinic through Scheduled Relief. • The Clinic may accept any such bid(s) by so indicating on the website.