New Contractor definition

New Contractor means the person who has entered or who will enter into an agreement with the Authority for the provision of services the same as or substantially the same as the Services in substitution for the Services.
New Contractor means any successor to the Contractor in the provision of services similar to the Services (or part thereof) to the Purchaser;
New Contractor means a person that did

Examples of New Contractor in a sentence

  • Vendor agrees that it will perform all transition services in good faith and in a professional and businesslike manner, and shall comply with all requests of the State and any New Contractor to assist in the effort to accomplish a successful, seamless and unhindered transition of the services, migration of State Confidential Information, and transfer of Vendor’s responsibilities under the underlying agreement.

  • Such assignment or novation shall be at no cost to the Authority or the New Contractor.

  • Where requested by the Contractor, the Authority and/or the New Contractor shall discuss in good faith with the Contractor which Sub-Contracts, supply contracts or licences are used by the Contractor in matters unconnected to the Services or Replacement Services.

  • References to a New Contractor shall be deemed to include reference to more than one New Contractor where more than one is appointed to provide the Replacement Service.

  • Vendor will use its best efforts to cooperate with the State and any New Contractor, and to fully comply with all requests of the State to effect a smooth and timely transition and to ensure there is no interruption of any services, information or transactions provided or conducted through the services.


More Definitions of New Contractor

New Contractor means a person that did not exist as a business in any form and that has been in existence for less than five years;
New Contractor means a contractor (who is not the Contractor) appointed by the Purchaser, or by any other authority, company or body corporate, to supply the Services (or similar services) or part thereof in succession to the Contractor on expiry of this Contract or the earlier cessation of the Services or part thereof.
New Contractor means any third party engaged by the Commissioner to supply any Services which are the same as or substantially similar to any or all of the Services and which are purchased by or provided to the Commissioner following the termination or expiry of all or a part of this Agreement to replace Services formerly provided by the Contractor under this Agreement;
New Contractor means the person who has entered or who will enter into an agreement with the Authority for the provision of services the same as or substantially the same as the services under the Services Agreement in substitution for the services that the Contractor currently provides under the Services Agreement; New Subcontractor means the person who has entered or who will enter into an agreement with the Contractor for the provision of services the same as or substantially the same as the Services in substitution for the Services; personal data means personal data as defined in the DPA which is supplied to the Contractor by the Authority or obtained by the Contractor in the course of performing the Service; Prohibited Employment Grounds means the following protected characteristics among those listed within Section 4 of the Equality Act 2010, namely:
New Contractor means any entity which is awarded a contract by the Authority to provide services similar or identical to the Services in place of the Contractor (including any NHS entity in the event of the provision of such services being undertaken in-house) at termination or expiry of the Contract;
New Contractor means any entity which is awarded a contract by the Authority to provide Goods similar or identical to the Goods in place of the Contractor (including any NHS entity in the event of the supply of the Goods being undertaken in-house) at termination or expiry of the Contract;
New Contractor has the meaning set forth in Section 8.8.