Interoperability Agreement definition

Interoperability Agreement means an agreement between TxDOT and one or more other Toll Account Providers that sets out protocols and arrangements pursuant to which the parties thereto covenant to remit payment to one another for all Toll Transactions that meet the terms for transmission, debiting and payment, and are required to be included in the current payment cycle, as set forth in the protocols and arrangements specified in such agreement.
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Interoperability Agreement means any agreement for Interoperability. Interoperable means when the Tolling System:
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Interoperability Agreement means an agreement between MDTA and one or more other Toll Account Providers that sets out protocols and arrangements pursuant to which the parties thereto covenant to remit payment to one another for all Toll Transactions that meet the terms for transmission, debiting and payment, and are required to be included in the current payment cycle, as set forth in the protocols and arrangements specified in such agreement. These agreements include both the IAG and regional interoperability agreements.
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Examples of Interoperability Agreement in a sentence

  • The OIF FlexE Interoperability Agreement enables the next generation of equipment to support many new Ethernet connection types, allowing operators to utilize bandwidth in flexible, dynamic and fine-tuned ways.

  • The Parties desire to amend the Interoperability Agreement to add covenants regarding the confidentiality of certain information shared between them under the Interoperability Agreement and provide greater clarity regarding the process for considering the addition of Additional Parties as Parties to the Interoperability Agreement.

  • While some confidentiality clauses allow disclosure of information so long as it does not identify a trading partner, the Model Interoperability Agreement bars the disclosure or re-use of the data even in “anonymized” form that does not identify the trading partner.

  • Prior to deploying any toll collection equipment or technology on the Project, the Authority (or its contractor) shall certify to TxDOT that the technology complies with the requirements of any interoperability agreements adopted by TxDOT and the Authority, including the applicable inter- and intra-state interoperability standards adopted by TxDOT and the Authority in the Central United States Interoperability Agreement and the Southern States Interoperability Agreement.

  • The Parties acknowledge, ratify and affirm the provisions of the Interoperability Agreement not specifically amended by this Amendment as if such provisions were expressly set forth herein.

  • The Model Interoperability Agreement does, however, permit the use of very high levels of aggregated data, so the service providers can, for example, report on the total volume of transactions they handle in a given period of time.

  • Appendix J attached to the Interoperability Agreement is deleted, and Appendix J attached to this Amendment is substituted therefor as a new Appendix J to the Interoperability Agreement.

  • Payments due to NET RMA under this section shall be made via wire transfer as provided in Section II.3. In the event NET RMA becomes a direct party to the Interoperability Agreement or the Central United States Interoperable Hub, the parties agree to amend this Agreement as necessary to accommodate the change.

  • Appendix L attached to this Amendment is added as a new Appendix L to the Interoperability Agreement.

  • The Parties acknowledge that there is no default under the Interoperability Agreement, as amended by this Amendment, nor is there any condition or event which with the passage of time or the giving of notice would constitute a default by any party.


More Definitions of Interoperability Agreement

Interoperability Agreement means an agreement between two (2) or more members of the board that increases the duties or responsibilities of a law enforcement agency supervised or operated by a member of the board.
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