Key Contractor definition

Key Contractor means the Contractor under any Key Contract.

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Key Contractor means the person, firm, or entity who in the Bidder’s Proposal undertakes (or is committed) to provide any one or more of the following goods and/or services in regard to the Project, namely design, construction, commissioning of the facilities, or facilities management;

Key Contractor means the Supplier, Geodrill LLC and Ormat Holding Corp.

Examples of Key Contractor in a sentence

• If Department is dissatisfied with the performance of any prior approved Key Contractor Personnel, Department shall notify Contractor of Department’s desire to change any Key Contractor Personnel.

• For each Work Order, Contractor’s project executive will (i) be one of the Key Contractor Personnel, (ii) serve as the single point of accountability for Contractor for the Work Order, (iii) manage and supervise the Contractor Personnel, and (iv) have such additional roles and responsibilities as may be outlined in the Work Order or designated by Contractor.

• Contractor shall not change any Key Contractor Personnel or reassign any of the Key Contractor Personnel to other projects without District’s prior written approval and until a satisfactory replacement has been approved by District.

• Developer shall not terminate any Key Contract with a Key Contractor, or permit or suffer any substitution or replacement (by way of assignment of the Key Contract, transfer to another of any material portion of the scope of work, or otherwise) of such Key Contractor, except in the case of material default by the Key Contractor or with TxDOT’s prior written approval in its good faith discretion.

• Contractor shall submit to District written documentation of the qualifications for a proposed replacement to any of the Key Contractor Personnel.

• Developer shall retain, employ and utilize the firms and organizations specifically listed in the Facility Management Plan to fill the corresponding Key Contractor positions listed therein.

• Developer shall retain, employ and utilize the firms and organizations specifically listed in the Project Management Plan to fill the corresponding Key Contractor positions listed therein.

• If required by the Purchasing Entity, the Key Contractor Personnel must be identified individually in the applicable Purchase Order or Statement of Work.

• If Developer makes changes to a Key Contractor in violation of this subsection (b), Developer shall pay to TxDOT 100% of any cost savings resulting from the change.

• If Purchasing Entity is dissatisfied with the Performance of any prior approved Key Contractor Personnel, Purchasing Entity shall notify Contractor in writing of Purchasing Entity’s desire to change any such Key Contractor Personnel.

More Definitions of Key Contractor

Key Contractor means any person or other legal entity, other than a primary management official or key employee, who has a contract with the Gaming Operations where the contractor performs for the gaming operation any function described in the definition for a key employee or primary management official, included but not limited to all providers of Class II or Class III games of chance, gaming equipment, supplies or services.

Key Contractor means any party to a Key Contract that is not TfNSW or the Operator. Key Contract Security Document means:

Key Contractor means any Contractor that is party to any Key Contract.

Key Contractor means each contractor of the Company or any Company Subsidiary listed on Schedule 1.01(a) under the heading “Key Contractors”.

Key Contractor means, individually, each of K.M. Drilling, Inc., Boart ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Zonge International, Inc., and SRK Consulting.

Key Contractor means any entity who is a counterparty to any Conversion Contract from time to time (other than the Owner), which as at the date of this Agreement means Keppel Shipyard, Black & ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇ Management Limited.