Engineering Services Agreement (Wide Scope)
A framework agreement for engineering services on digester projects, where the company asks an engineering firm for work project by project. Each engagement is documented in a work order under the general terms. A developer with several digester projects would use it to avoid renegotiating each time. The engineer is a service provider, and addresses and project details are blank.
Category
Service Agreements
What's included
- Confidentiality
- Indemnification
- Limitation of Liability
- Termination
- Governing Law
- Dispute Resolution
- Assignment
- Force Majeure
- Payment Terms
- Severability
- Insurance
- Definitions
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