Long-Term Contractor definition

Long-Term Contractor means an entity holding a Long-Term Contract.
Long-Term Contractor means a federal or non-federal party holding a Long-term Contract.

Examples of Long-Term Contractor in a sentence

  • The [Entity] waives its rights to make a claim against the United States, CAWCD or any Long-Term Contractor or contractor for Excess Water service on account of the quality of Wheeled Water or any changes in water quality caused by the commingling of Wheeled Water with Project Water and/or Non-Project water.

  • The [Entity] waives its rights to make a claim against the United States, CAWCD or any Long-Term Contractor or contractor for Excess Water service on account of the quality of Wheeled Water or any changes in water quality caused by the commingling of Wheeled Water with Project Water and/or Non-Project Water.

  • Reclamation will coordinate and consult with CAWCD prior to approving any exchange of Project Water for Non-Project Water by a Federal Long-Term Contractor.

  • Kaiser and Contract Vendor may agree to a --------------------------- long-term assignment, subject to the following provisions, by executing Addendum B, Long-Term Contractor Assignment Form.