Successful Respondent Cooperation Sample Clauses

Successful Respondent Cooperation. (a) Successful Respondent shall perform the Services in a manner that shall not: (1) disrupt or have an unnecessary adverse impact on the activities or operations of DIR, the DIR Customers, or a DIR Contractor; (2) degrade the Services then being received by DIR or the DIR Customers; or (3) disrupt or interfere with the ability of DIR or the DIR Customers to obtain the full benefit of the Services.
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Successful Respondent Cooperation. Successful Respondent acknowledges that its provision of the Services shall require significant cooperation with third parties, and Successful Respondent shall fully cooperate and work in good faith with third parties as described in this CTSA and to the extent otherwise requested by DIR.
Successful Respondent Cooperation. Successful Respondent shall perform the Services in a manner that shall not (i) disrupt or have an unnecessary adverse impact on the activities or operations of DIR, the DIR Customers, or a DIR Contractor, (ii) degrade the Services then being received by DIR or the DIR Customers, or (iii) disrupt or interfere with the ability of DIR or the DIR Customers to obtain the full benefit of the Services. Successful Respondent acknowledges that its provision of the Services shall require significant cooperation with third parties, and Successful Respondent shall fully cooperate and work in good faith with third parties as described in this Agreement and to the extent otherwise requested by DIR. DIR and DIR Customer personnel and DIR Contractors shall comply with Successful Respondent’s reasonable security and confidentiality requirements and shall, to the extent performing work on Software, Equipment or Systems for which Successful Respondent has operational responsibility, comply with Successful Respondent’s reasonable standards, methodologies, and procedures as communicated in writing to such third parties by Successful Respondent.

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