Third-Party Subcontracting Sample Clauses
The Third-Party Subcontracting clause defines the conditions under which a party to the contract may delegate its obligations or portions of its work to external subcontractors. Typically, this clause outlines whether prior written consent is required from the other party before engaging a subcontractor, and may specify standards or qualifications that subcontractors must meet. Its core function is to ensure transparency and maintain quality control by regulating the use of third parties, thereby protecting the interests of all parties involved in the contract.
Third-Party Subcontracting. (a) SCUSA may provide the Financial Services via third-party subcontractors in consultation with, or with the prior written consent of, Chrysler; provided that any such consent by Chrysler to any third-party subcontracting will not relieve SCUSA from any of its obligations under this Agreement.
(b) Chrysler shall have the right to review and approve (acting in its sole discretion) any third-party sub-contracts related to Financial Services, including the identity of any subcontractor. Any Financing Services provided pursuant to third party subcontracts may, to the extent Chrysler determines, be offered and sold under a Chrysler Brand.
Third-Party Subcontracting. (a) Unless otherwise prohibited or restricted by the Agreement, Company acknowledges and agrees that Service Provider may engage Subprocessors to Process Company Data in accordance with this Section 7. Service Provider is hereby permitted to use the Subprocessor set forth in the Agreement or on Exhibit C hereto and will only engage other Subprocessors on the prior written authorization of Company. Service Provider shall undertake due diligence to ensure that any
(b) Where Company authorizes Service Provider to engage any Subprocessors pursuant to this Section 7, the Subprocessor’s activities shall be governed by a contract or other legal act that requires the Subprocessor to protect Company Data at least to the same degree that Service Provider is required to protect such Company Data. Service Provider remains liable to Company for any and all breaches or violations of this DPA caused by any such Subprocessor.
Third-Party Subcontracting. (a) Unless otherwise prohibited or restricted by the Agreement, Company acknowledges and agrees that Service Provider may authorize a subcontractor to assist with satisfying the terms and conditions of the Agreement, including its Processing activities therein; provided however, Service Provider executes a written agreement with any such subcontractor that is the same as, or substantially similar to, the terms and conditions set forth herein and Service Provider remains liable to Company for any and all breaches or violations of this DPA caused by any such subcontractor.
(b) Service Provider shall, immediately upon execution of this DPA and at least once a year thereafter, provide written notice to Company of any subcontractor involved in the Processing of Company Data. Service Provider further agrees to provide at least fifteen (15) days advanced notice to Company of any intended changes concerning the addition or replacement of any such subcontractor thereby providing Company the opportunity to object to such change. The parties shall, in good faith, seek to resolve any objections, issues, or disputes concerning Service Provider’s use, or proposed use, of a subcontractor.
Third-Party Subcontracting. GNE may subcontract portions of its work under the Research Program to Affiliates or Third Parties; provided, that such subcontract is consistent with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Adaptimmune may subcontract portions of its work under the Research Program to Affiliates and to the Third Parties listed on Schedule 3.8 (as such list may be amended from time to time by mutual agreement) (“Approved Subcontractors”); provided further, that in each case such subcontract is consistent with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Except for the Approved Subcontractors, Adaptimmune may not subcontract any portion of its work under the Research Program to any Third Parties without GNE’s prior written consent, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed; provided, that if GNE does not object to a subcontractor proposed by Adaptimmune within [***] days of receipt of notice of such proposed subcontractor, GNE will have deemed to have consented to Adaptimmune’s use of such subcontractor.
Third-Party Subcontracting. Subject to the terms of this Agreement and pursuant to the Research Plan, each Party may engage Third Party subcontractors to perform certain activities specified in the Research Plan. A Party engaging a subcontractor shall retain or obtain Control of any Intellectual Property related to the Project, which is created by or licensed to such subcontractor in connection with the subcontracted activity, and ensure that all data, results, information and materials generated by such subcontractor are transferred to the subcontracting Party.
Third-Party Subcontracting. 1.26.1 If the contractor has chosen to sub-contract part of the work to another subcontractor (third party subcontracting) he has to get approval from Veraz’S Purchasing and QA . For this approval, the contractor has to supply the following requirements: ü List dell third party subcontracting according to technological specialization ü QA audit report done at the third party subcontracting premises. The work has to be done with great care and defined in writing only. The quality requirement and first of inspection and qualification (if applicable) should be defined in writing. Special attention must be given to processes that affect appearance, such as painting and special coating, where there is a fair chance that there will be some difference between the outputs of different manufacturers. Sub contractor quality must be monitored on a regular basis and actions for quality improvements should be managed based on the monitoring results.
1.26.2 All third party subcontractors should be periodically audited (at least once per quarter of a year unless otherwise agreed with Operation QA manager) and certified. The audit’s plan for the certified subcontractors may be required to be represented and approved by Veraz Operation QA. The contractor should establish a controlled documented routine that will assure that his contractor performs the necessary inspection and tests, and documents them prior to delivery. [*] Confidential information in this Exhibit has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.
Third-Party Subcontracting i. If Consultant deems it necessaryto use any other consulting firm, consultant, or other third partyproviders (the "Thfrd Party") in providing a service in a matter it is handling for FAFAA, then such request shall be made to FAFAA prior to the retention or hiring thereof and shall obtain written consent from FAFAA to proceed with the subcontracting.
ii. Unless a different billing arrangement is authorized byFAFAA, Consultant shall directly pay the Third Party for work performed in connection with services rendered on behalf of FAFAA.
iii. Payments to the Third Partyshould be included as a disbursement on Consultant's next subsequent invoice to FAFAA and said invoice shall be accompanied bythe Third Party's corresponding billing detail which shall also be in full compliance with the Guidelines. Puerto Rico Fiscal Agency and Financial Advisory Authority
iv. Consultant shall not upcharge or surcharge any of the Third Party's ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ or expenses incurred in providing services to FAFAA. FAFAA will only reimburse the Actual Cost of pre-approved Third Party's services.
v. All Third Party invoices paid by Consultant shall be included in the Invoices as an attachment and as an itemized expense must, absent specific prior approval to the contrary, also comply with the Guidelines.
Third-Party Subcontracting i. If Outside Counsel deems it necessary to use any other law firm, attorney, or other third party providers (the "Third Party") in providing a service in a matter it is handling for FAFAA, then such request shall be made to FAFAA's Legal Deparhnent prior to the retention or hiring thereof.
ii. Unless a different billing arrangement is authorized by FAFAA, Outside Counsel shall directly pay the Third Party for work performed in connection with services rendered on behalf of FAFAA.
iii. Payments to tl1.e Third Party should be included as a disbursement on Outside Counsel's next subsequent invoice to FAFAA and said invoice shall be accompanied by tl1e Third Party's corresponding billing detail which shall also be in full compliance with tile Guidelines.
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v. All Third Party invoices paid by Outside Counsel shall be included in the Invoices as an attachment and as an itemized expense must, absent specific prior approval to the contrary, also comply with the Guidelines.
