Site Order definition

Site Order means an order or statement of work governed by this Agreement and which provides specifics about the Service Offerings provided under this Agreement at a Site.
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Examples of Site Order in a sentence

  • The parties acknowledge they have not entered into wage rate negotiations due to the presence of the government imposed Single Site Order and Wage Levelling.

  • Department of Environmental Protection Site Order dated March 18, 2008 and filed in the Penobscot County Registry of Deeds in Book 11345, Page 249.

  • Sites activated after the 15th day of the month will be invoiced the following month with an effective Site Order Term start date as the 1st day of the following month, and every 12 months thereafter for all applicable fees and charges for use of the Service Offerings during the applicable Site Order Term.

  • For sites activated on or before the 15th day of the month, Inovonics will invoice Customer in that month with an effective Site Order Term start date as the 1st day of the activation month, and every 12 months thereafter for all applicable fees and charges for use of the Service Offerings during the applicable Site Order Term.

  • The contractor/s shall promptly acknowledge and note by signing in the register the orders given in Site Order Register by the employer and comply with them.

  • The TM shall execute the Site Order on behalf of CRC, confirming the Site Order.

  • The TM shall execute the Replacement Site Order on behalf of CRC confirming the Replacement Site Order.

  • CRC may then elect to cancel the Site Order or issue an amendment to the Site Order to provide a new Order Period.

  • The TM shall further specify the number of days, but not less than thirty days unless agreed in writing between the parties, within which CRC expects Critical to provide a Site Order ("Order Period").

  • In the event that a Site Order is made, and after not less than 120 days subsequent thereto, CRC determines that the Site does not meet its marketing criteria ("Nonconforming Site"), CRC may terminate the Nonconforming Site and order a Replacement Site unless the Site is selected by CRC without Critical's advice.