Excess Material is defined as material, sub-assemblies or Products purchased or manufactured and on hand at Supplier in reasonable compliance with a Purchase Order or a Forecast that is in excess of [ ]* of customer demand as projected in the Forecast.”
Excess Material means material such as soil, sand, gravel, stone, or debris produced by the construction of an authorized diversion which material is not utilized in the construction of said diversion.
Excess Material means Components, WIP or Products on hand or on order by Jabil for more than [****] and which were ordered, purchased or manufactured based on a MOQ, Forecast or Purchase Orders or other written instruction by Company to Jabil.
Examples of Excess Material in a sentence
Excess Material carried into the cattle guard shall be removed when drainage is blocked or when it reaches six inches from the bottom of the cattle guard frame.
Excess Material carried into the cattleguard shall be removed when drainage is blocked or when it reaches 6 inches from the bottom of the cattleguard frame.
Excess Material carried into the cattle guard shall be removed when drainage is blocked or when it reaches 6 inches from the bottom of the cattle guard frame.
All offsite disposal shall be in accordance with OPSS 510, OPSS 180, Ontario Regulation 406 and the MOE Guidelines for Management of Excess Material.
Excess Material may be wasted locally with a written request from the contractor and a plan showing the location and dimensions of the waste pile.
More Definitions of Excess Material
Excess Material. Modus Media will provide a monthly inventory report which will provide aging information by raw material component. Any raw materials not made into finished goods after 90 days will be subject to the storage charges set forth on Addendum B (Pricing). Should any raw materials not be made into Finished Goods within 180 days, at the end of 180 days, at the request of Modus Media, E-Stamp will purchase any remaining raw material and component inventory and authorize Modus Media to scrap the product, ship it to E-Stamp, or to continue to store at the storage charges set forth on the Addendum B. E-Stamp's purchase of such Excess Material will be charged at cost plus markup, as set forth on Addendum B. A scrapping fee, if applicable, will be determined on a case by case basis depending on circumstances. The scrapping fee shall be reduced or waived if Modus Media retains recycling benefit of scrapped materials. Modus Media reserves the right to charge E-Stamp for "cost of money" invested in raw materials stored for more than ninety (90) days. Addendum B sets forth applicable storage, and "cost of money" charges. Manufacturing: E-Stamp will provide a Purchase Order authorizing Modus Media to build products according to E-Stamp's forecast. Blanket Purchase Orders will be issued to cover the turnkey manufacturing. Separate POs will be issued for non-routine events and will be consistent with the prices set forth on Addendum B. Purchase Orders may be delivered in hard copy, fax, electronic mail, or via EDI message.
Excess Material means any excess DRUG SUBSTANCE from DRUG SUBSTANCE BATCHES manufactured by BI for the supply of PRODUCT to HORIZON to be determined by BI after HORIZON’s annual commercial purchase obligations for each commercial year under the AGREEMENT have been met. ***Confidential Treatment Requested CONFIDENTIAL XxxX: 151373
Excess Material means SSI authorized Components on hand that no longer have a SSI open Purchase Order, or a current forecast for use within the pursuant [*], nor are useable on SANMINA-SCI production of other customers' products.
Excess Material means the quantity of Material that Supplier has on hand, which has been ordered, manufactured or acquired, based on VDS and which has been in inventory at Supplier’s manufacturing facility for [*] days and which also has no demand on a going forward basis. The Parties shall meet in good faith as part of the quarterly business review and resolve any Excess Material pursuant to Powerwave’s Excess and Obsolete Material Procedures, which are attached hereto as Exhibit C and incorporated herein by this reference.
Excess Material means Components on hand that are no longer needed for current production of SSE's Product Units or that there is no SSE open Purchase Order for the following [*] or valid forecast for the following [*].
Excess Material means excavated material that is left over from construction/reconstruction or grading activities. Excess material is synonymous with spoils.
Excess Material means Parts that have been in Supplier’s inventory for more than [*****] which were purchased or manufactured by the Supplier based on NCR’s Forecasts. 2.2 Ordering. NCR may place purchase orders for Products (“Order(s)”) with Supplier in accordance with lead time as set forth in Schedule B. NCR will have no obligation to purchase any Products hereunder until an Order for Products has been placed with Supplier. Supplier may reject any Order by delivering a rejection notice to NCR within five (5) business days after receipt of the Order. Otherwise, the Order will be deemed accepted by Supplier. Orders are deemed conforming (and may not be rejected by Supplier) if a) the delivery dates are based on agreed lead times, and b) the quantity is within the limits set forth in the Forecast or within the quantity flexibility limits described below, and c) Orders are based on the price agreed by the parties. Where the Order is for EOL (as defined in Section 2.6 below) Parts or consigned Parts, for which Parts are available to Supplier on commercially reasonable terms, Supplier will accept the Order and fulfill NCR’s Requirements in a timely fashion. 2.2.1 NCR will have quantity flexibility on delivery schedule within its Orders in the percentages set forth below. NCR may pull in or push out a shipment date for a part of an Order only within the limits set forth below. For NCR’s reschedule request outside the bands set below, the parties will agree any additional costs. For the avoidance of doubt this section 2.2.1 applies to Hardware which has continuous and ongoing demand under normal forecasting conditions. Days Before Shipment [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] [*****] NCR Confidential Supplier will use commercially reasonable efforts to accommodate upside and downside requests in excess of the percentages indicated above. Before charging a premium or other fee associated with a flexibility action outside of the parameters above, Supplier will notify NCR in writing, and NCR may accept the premium or fee or the excess Hardware will be subject to standard lead time. If downside quantity can’t be consumed, USI will report to NCR for NCR’s assistance. 2.2.2 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Section 2, for any Part having an unusually long lead time, the parties may agree on quantities that Supplier will stock and NCR’s liability for Parts required to fulfill NCR’s Orders. Such agreement may be evidenc...