Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Procurement Practices" in M12394

Matter: NSP Maritime Link Inc. -  2026 Assessment Application - NSPML
10 passages 3 documents

Procurement Practices across all matters →

N-5NSPML (CA) RIR 1 to 5 - Redacted 1 passage
REDACTED p. p. 13
REDACTED 1 Request IR-04: 2 3 In Exhibit N-4, Matter No. M11791, RIR-4, NSPML discussed savings associated with the 4 changes in (i) vegetation management process, (ii) transmission inspection methods, and (iii) 5 HVDC Converter long-term...

AI summary The text outlines a request (IR-04) to NSPML for information regarding cost forecasts and changes in vegetation management, transmission inspection methods, and engineering services procurement. The request includes specific questions about cost data, changes in approach, and outcomes from these changes.

N-7NSPML (IG) RIR 1 to 22 - Redacted 1 passage
CONFIDENTIAL (ATTACHMENTS ONLY)
CONFIDENTIAL (ATTACHMENTS ONLY) 1 Request IR-01: 2 3 Reference: Section 2.1 Asset Management Cost Uncertainties (p.7). 4 (a) For each of the identified uncertainties, please discuss when the 5 uncertainty is anticipated to resolve, and wha...

AI summary The document contains a series of information requests related to asset management cost uncertainties, marine surveys, converter station agreements, and transmission line maintenance costs. It also asks for an assessment of the costs associated with these activities and the reasons for any delays in completing the assessment.

N-8NSPML (NSEB) RIR 1 to 44 - Redacted 8 passages
NSPML Responses to Nova Scotia Energy Board Information Requests p. p. 1
NSPML Responses to Nova Scotia Energy Board Information Requests 1 Request IR-03: 1 In addition to improving the likelihood of soliciting competitive proposals, engaging local 2 companies builds relationships with local vendors which has p...

AI summary NSPML discusses its approach to engaging local companies in procurement and the renewal of its Long-Term-Service-Agreement (LTSA) with Hitachi. The LTSA is described as 'material' and its cost in 2027 is currently unknown.

Table 2 – Budgeted positions for 2025 and Actual for 2024 p. p. 1
Table 2 – Budgeted positions for 2025 and Actual for 2024 Title Proposed FTEs in 2025; Actual in 2024 Position Description Administrative Assistant 1.00 Provide administrative support to ENL team members. CONA Student (1 at each site for 6...

AI summary The document outlines budgeted positions for 2025 and actual figures for 2024, including roles such as Administrative Assistant, Contracts Supervisor, and Director of Regulatory Affairs & Governance. These positions support operations, procurement, finance, and regulatory processes related to the Maritime Link transmission project and ENLH.

" Intellectual Property Rights " means: p. p. 69
" means any and all losses (other than losses of Energy normally incurred in the transmission of Energy), damages, costs, expenses, charges, fines, penalties and injuries of every kind and character; " MFP Operating and Maintenance Activit...

AI summary The text defines various terms related to the Maritime Link project, including operating and maintenance activities, cost of capital rates, data, and project-specific definitions. These definitions are critical for understanding the obligations and responsibilities of the parties involved in the project.

15.3 Intellectual Property p. pp. 134-137
ht, title and interest in such Nalcor Foreground IP, free and clear of all Encumbrances, other than the licences and restrictions granted and continuing pursuant to this [Article 15](#page-134-0) .

AI summary The text discusses the transfer of Nalcor Foreground IP, emphasizing that it should be transferred free and clear of all encumbrances, except for the licenses and restrictions outlined in Article 15.

15.4 Intellectual Property Rights Licensed for the O&M Activities p. p. 137
15.4 Intellectual Property Rights Licensed for the O&M Activities If a Party enters into a licence or other similar arrangement with a third party in respect of any Third Party IP Rights for use in connection with that Party's obligations...

AI summary This section outlines the requirements for licensing intellectual property rights used in operations and maintenance activities under the agreement. It mandates that if a party licenses third-party IP, they must allow the other party and their O&M contractors to use it for purposes related to their obligations under the agreement.

15.5 Further Representations, Warranties and Covenants Regarding IP p. pp. 137-138
- (ii) Emera has the rights to grant the assignments and licences contemplated by this [Article 15](#page-134-0) . - (c) Commercialization and Reporting of Licensing Revenue - This Section [15.5(c)](#page-138-0) shall apply to all licences...

AI summary This section outlines the rights of Emera and Nalcor regarding the commercialization of intellectual property (IP), including the requirement for consent from the Non-Commercializing Party and the obligation to report and share licensing revenue.

12.3 NSPI Indemnity p. pp. 39-40
12.3 NSPI Indemnity NSPI shall indemnify, defend, reimburse, release and save harmless: - (a) the Nalcor Group, and - (b) the Emera Group from and against, and as a separate and independent covenant agrees to be liable for, all Claims that...

AI summary NSPI is required to indemnify, defend, and reimburse the Nalcor Group and the Emera Group against claims arising from the gross negligence or wilful misconduct of any member of the NSPI Group related to NSPI's obligations under the agreement.

WHEREAS : p. p. 135
WHEREAS : A. Nalcor Energy and Emera Inc. have entered into a Term Sheet dated November 18, 2010 (the " Term Sheet ") confirming their common understanding of the purpose, process and timing for the supply and delivery of power and energy...

AI summary Nalcor Energy and Emera Inc. signed a Term Sheet in November 2010 outlining the purpose, process, and timing for delivering power and energy from Newfoundland and Labrador to Nova Scotia, other Canadian provinces, and New England.

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