Project order definition

Project order means the order, including any amendments, issued by the State Department
Project order means the order, including any amendments, issued by the State De-
Project order means the order, including any amendments, issued by the State Department of Energy under ORS 469.330.

Examples of Project order in a sentence

  • Design-Build Contract Article VII - Acceptance of the Project order to avoid any such adverse consequence and shall re-initiate the Acceptance Tests.

  • All Services for Projects shall be covered by this Agreement and a Project order (a "Project Order"), which the Parties shall execute, and which shall contain the information as agreed upon from time to time by the Parties.

  • Furthermore, each additional RTP(TM) Project order of at least 5,000 barrels per day placed by Purchaser during the Initial Exclusivity Period or any extension thereof shall extend such sole right in the Territory for an additional two years, but in no event may the total period of such sole right in the Territory exceed 13 years from the date of this Agreement (the Initial Exclusivity Period, as so extended, is herein referred to as the "Exclusivity Period").

  • Unless otherwise expressly stated in this Agreement, in a Project order or order for new services, all expenses that CSC incurs in performing the Services (including travel and lodging, document reproduction, shipping, and telephone expenses) are included in CSC’s Service Charges and rates as set forth in this Agreement.

  • All account holders, visitors, users, and Clients regardless if the Project order was placed online, by telephone, or in person by a OPD representative are bound by these terms and conditions.


More Definitions of Project order

Project order means the order, including any amendments, issued
Project order means a document substantially in the form of Schedule 5 that includes all details for an Approved Research Project, including the objectives, Deliverables, Milestones, the Owner of Non-Derivative IP and the parties' Commercialisation Interests.
Project order means the written instrument issued after execution of the Contract signed by MIHS and Design Professional, stating their agreement upon the terms under which Design Professional shall provide Design Services for a specific Project or group of Projects as set forth in the Project Order.
Project order means the order, including any amendments, issued by the Office of Energy under ORS 469.330.
Project order means a quotation for delivery of specified Services and/or
Project order means an order under section 34;
Project order means consecutively numbered exhibits to this Agreement, which will be added to this Agreement from time to time during the Term (as defined in Section 9.1), defining specific mutually-agreed activities to be performed by Invivis. Each Project Order shall be signed by an authorized representative of each party, be incorporated by reference to the Agreement, and shall include appendices with detailed information concerning a given project, including, but not limited to a description of the specific Services to be provided, project milestones and target completion dates, a detailed budget, and a schedule of payments. Each Project Order shall designate a Project Manager or other authorized representative for each Party.