Sentence examples for providing maintenance services from inspiring English sources

In the CPC's project, Transneft has a mere supporting role, of providing maintenance services.

It turned out that the other companies, supposedly providing maintenance services for garbage trucks, were dummy corporations established by Mr. Lomow to siphon money from the trash company, Mr. Ray said.

The nature of the scheme means that private companies fund the initial building of hospitals and other health service units, often also providing maintenance services, with NHS trusts paying for the facilities over a number of years or decades.

The dispute goes back to SAP's purchase in 2005 of TomorrowNow, which provided maintenance services for some of Oracle's software.

We illustrate our mechanism design approach by applying it to the contract design challenge of a gas turbine manufacturer, which also provides maintenance services for its aircraft engines.

So when he needed a place to live, Mr. Haugen, 54, took out an ad in The Oyster Bay Enterprise Guardian for a job as a caretaker/handyman: "Willing to provide maintenance services in exchange for small apartment and reduced rent.

In January, it was awarded a long-term contract by Rockland Capital to provide maintenance services for two gas turbines in New Jersey.

Anglo Normandy Aeroengineering was set up in 1975 to provide maintenance services to private and commercial operators and in 1978 became part of the group and sole provider of support for Aurigny's Trislander and ATR aircraft.

Is there a mark-up for vendor provided maintenance services?

Louis C. Seno, who worked in aircraft financing for 30 years before becoming chief executive of Jet Support Services in Chicago, which provides maintenance service programs for business jets, said jet financing was available "but it is much harder to access".

Starting around 1975, the general counsel's brief observes, temporary employment agencies expanded from providing short-term clerical staff and day laborers to providing "maintenance work, custodial services, legal services, and computer programming," doubling as a share of the workforce between 1990 and 2000.