Verification Consultant definition

Verification Consultant means ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇ P.C. Unless otherwise indicated, reference to a “Section” is to a section of this Agreement.
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Verification Consultant means Causey Demgen & Moore P.C.
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Verification Consultant means the third party technical consultant or successor thereof approved by the Buyer, with the qualifications set out below, and whose services are procured at the expense of the Supplier to, among other things, carry out the Measurement and Verification Activities specified in the Measurement and Verification Plan and to confirm to the Buyer, as York Region DR Contract Released November 30, 2005 required, that the terms of the Measurement and Verification Plan have been satisfied. If the Verification Consultant is an individual acting in his or her personal capacity, then he or she must be licensed by Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) as a Professional Engineer in Ontario, and if the Verification Consultant is a consulting firm, then such firm must hold a certificate of authorization issued by PEO.
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Examples of Verification Consultant in a sentence

  • Task 2 – Base Map and Field Verification Consultant will compile and review City’s available mapping, aerial photographs, and GIS information.

  • If the DSM Project requires the participation of third party loads, delivery to the Buyer of a certificate addressed to it from the DSM Verification Consultant, stating that the Supplier has executed DSM Third Party Agreements as collectively represent 80% of the DSM Project Equivalent Capacity, which shall occur no later than one year prior to the milestone for Commercial Operation.

  • A verification report of the Verification Consultant on the mathematical accuracy of certain computations with respect to the adequacy of money and investments in the Escrow Fund established by the Escrow Agreement.

  • Labor Compliance Verification Consultant will utilize DBE and UDBE subconsultants to meet any required DBE goals of City.

  • If the DR Project requires the participation of third party loads, delivery to the Buyer of a certificate addressed to it from the DR Verification Consultant, stating that the Supplier has executed DR Third Party Agreements as collectively represent 80% of the Maximum Contracted Demand Reduction, which shall occur no later than one year prior to the milestone for Commercial Operation.

  • In addition, the Supplier acknowledges and agrees that the value for Actual Incremental Capital Costs to be inserted in Exhibit B as of the Commercial Operation Date shall be calculated by the Supplier and verified by the DSM Verification Consultant as part of the DSM Verification Certificate – Commercial Operation.