Inventory Assets means publications (printed material), research materials and inventories of merchandise and supplies.
Inventory Assets means any asset stored or kept by CTG at the Data Center Facility other than the Co-location Servers, but which is reasonably necessary to operate or maintain the Co-location Servers. Inventory Assets which may include, without limitation, servers or hardware equipment that are damaged, defective, malfunctioning or not operating, servers or hardware equipment that are returned for maintenance and repair, servers or hardware equipment that are backup to the Co-location Servers, the spare parts and components for the maintenance and repair of the Co-location Servers, and the packaging materials for the Co-location Servers.
Examples of Inventory Assets in a sentence
Inventory assets produced during the financial year are recognized at the manufacturing cost.
Inventory assets which have lost their commercial and utility value are written down.
However, if a response lasts for several days or weeks, the radio communication system could be clogged by excessive traffic.
Controlled Inventory assets must be accounted for in DPAS in accordance with Attachment 2 due to their capability to process and/or transmit personally identifiable information or another sensitive agency information according to DODI 5000.64.
Inventory assets include materials or supplies to be consumed or distributed in the rendering of services.
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Inventory Assets means the PRC system inventory of Seller that is both (i) listed on Schedule 2.1A and (ii) Delivered to Buyer. Schedule 2.1A may include inventory that Seller does not own that does not constitute "Inventory Assets."
Inventory Assets means all consumable inventory, including, without limitation, all pilot supplies, avgas and Jet A fuel, oil and all other materials and supplies to be used, sold or consumed by the Jet Center Entities in the ordinary course of the FBO Business.
Inventory Assets means publications (printed material), research materials and
Inventory Assets means, collectively, (i) Bombardier, (ii) the IS Equipment, (iii) Red River and (iv) Furniture Division Inventory, each as reflected on the Company’s balance sheet dated as of the Closing Date.
Inventory Assets. The school will perform a complete inventory of its assets and identify any items: ● Loaned from other entities ● Encumbered by the terms of a contingent gift, grant or donation, or a security interest ● Belonging to other contractors ● Purchased with federal grants (dispose of such assets in accordance with federal regulations). ● Purchased with Public Charter School Program startup funds (transfer assets accordingly) The school will return all assets not belonging to the school as long as appropriate documentation exists. The school will maintain records of all returned assets. Maintain IRS Compliance - The school will notify the IRS of any address change and continue to file required Form 990 tax returns. Send Initial Closure Notification Letter: The school will draft and send a letter to faculty, staff and parents announcing the closure decision. Notification of School Districts: The school will notify school districts that will be impacted by the closure decision. Staff Meeting: The school will meet with school employees to: ● Discuss reasons for closure, the status of appeals/legal action and likely timeline for a final decision ● Emphasize importance of maintaining continuity of instruction throughout closure transition ● Discuss plans for helping students transition to new schools ● Identify date when last salary check will be issued, when benefits terminate, COBRA information, and last day of work ● Describe assistance, if any, that will be provided to staff to find new positions, including plans for letters of recommendation ● Finalize timelines for outstanding professional development Financial Audit: The school will retain an independent auditor to perform the school’s final financial audit. Notification of Agencies: The school will notify state and federal agencies with which it has dealt, End of Year Reports: The school will prepare and submit all required end-of-year reports to the Utah State Office of Education. Final Report Cards and Student Records Notice: The school will provide parents with copies of final report cards and notice of where student records will be sent along with contact information.