FDR agreement definition

FDR agreement is the written agreement between the MCOP and an FDR to delegate administrative responsibilities or service.
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FDR agreement means that certain Service Agreement between FDR and Seller dated October 14, 1999.
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FDR agreement has the meaning specified in Section 10.07. -------------
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Examples of FDR agreement in a sentence

  • ODM’s approval does not need to be made within 30 days of receiving the proposed FDR agreement.

  • The new proposed FDR agreement, and any thereafter, will be subject to an FDR agreement review period.

  • ODM, in its sole discretion, can agree to a shorter FDR agreement review period.

  • ODM has the right and authority to designate the FDR agreement, or any portion thereof, as incompatible with this Agreement, incompatible with ODM’s state plan amendment (SPA), incompatible with federal, state, or local regulations and laws, or unacceptable to ODM for any other reason, without limitation.

  • Portions of the FDR agreement that consist of unique business or pricing structures that a competitor may or would likely use to gain an unfair market advantage over the FDR.

  • Every portion of an FDR agreement that is not designated as proprietary will be deemed to be a public record.

  • In such cases, ODM shall notify the MCP in writing that the MCP can execute the proposed FDR agreement without ODM conducting a review.

  • During the FDR agreement review period, ODM has the right to ask questions and request information from the MCP and the FDR about any provisions in the proposed FDR agreement.

  • Proprietary designations in every FDR agreement shall be limited consistent with the foregoing.

  • At least 30 days prior to the MCP executing any FDR agreement (hereinafter referred to as “the FDR agreement review period”), the MCP shall provide the proposed FDR agreement to ODM for review.