Vendor Neutral definition

Vendor Neutral means a quality of CWM’s business model that promotes competition among its Subcontractors through an absence of CWM’s controlling financial or management interest in any Subcontractor while being entirely reliant on their services in order to perform the Work.
Vendor Neutral means that the company act as a third party, they are not a direct employer and provider of agency staff but act as a matching service between a company need for temporary staff and an agency’s ability to provide workers. The benefits of a vendor-neutral arrangement are: -

Examples of Vendor Neutral in a sentence

  • The parties have agreed that the Agreement is a framework agreement, the terms and conditions of which are accessible to other public bodies as provided for by the tender (the “Tender”) for the provision of a Vendor Neutral Temporary Staffing service on a Managed Service Basis.

Related to Vendor Neutral

  • Vendors means the proposer(s) responding to this RFP and vendor(s) to whom a contract has been awarded as a result of this RFP by SMSD. A responsible vendor is a vendor who has adequate financial resources (or the ability to obtain such resources), can comply with the delivery requirements, and is a qualified and established firm regularly engaged in the type of business that provides the product(s) /service(s) listed herein.

  • Vendor Personnel means employees, agents, independent contractors, or any other staff or personnel acting on behalf of or at the direction of Vendor or any Vendor Contractor performing or providing Services or Deliverables under this Agreement.

  • Third Party Vendor means a subscriber of MIAX PEARL’s market and other data feeds, which they in turn use for redistribution purposes.

  • Vendor or “Vendors” means any entity submitting a bid in response to the Solicitation, the entity that has been selected as the lowest responsible bidder, or the entity that has been awarded the Contract as context requires.

  • Supplier Personnel means Supplier’s employees, consultants, agents, independent contractors and Subcontractors.