CFFP definition

CFFP means a payment made by the Secretary of State to the Franchisee in respect of the capital expenditure incurred (or assumed to be incurred) by the Franchisee in the construction or procurement (as appropriate) and installation of the RV Assets;
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Examples of CFFP in a sentence

  • In accordance with CAA regulations, states with ozone and CO nonattainment areas are required to implement a Clean Fuel Fleet Program (CFFP).

  • Should your background check not be completed before your scheduled start date, the Company will permit you to start work provisionally, subject to a final clear background check.

  • Similarly, Payment will not be made for oversized material found beyond specified value of size in clause 3 of the specification (beyond permissible limit of 10%) as reported during inspection at CFFP.

  • This authority remains in full force until BHEL, CFFP, Ranipur; Hardwar receives & acknowledges written notification requesting a change or cancellation.

  • For Indian suppliers - 100% within 45 days after receipt of material at CFFP / BHEL, Haridwar through e-payment, subject to acceptance of material by CFFP / BHEL, Haridwar during Final inspection of material at CFFP.

  • Evaluation of price bids will be done on the basis of delivered cost at CFFP i.e. Landed cost net of Input Tax Credit at CFFP.

  • The rule proposed the acceptance of the SIP revi­ sion and the substitution of the USPS project for Colorado’s CFFP.

  • CFFP, BHEL also reserve its right to negotiate with L1 bidder, established after price discovery.

  • While these FFVs do not meet federal standards as LEVs, they are certified as Transi­ tional Low-Emitting Vehicles (TLEVs) that have lower emissions than standard vehicles, but not as low as the LEVs. The USPS will test whether FFVs can effectively meet the goals of the CFFP.

  • CFFP may consider acceptance of material under exceptional circumstances with deviation up to the limits in Chromium content only, subject to following conditions (refer a., b., and c.