Common use of Abandonment or Default Clause in Contracts

Abandonment or Default. Abandon means to relinquish or renounce the CTSA for any reason other than for a Force Majeure Event. If the Vendor abandons the CTSA, DIR reserves the right to cancel the CTSA without notice and either re-solicit and re-award the CTSA or take such further ac- tion or no action in the best interest of the State. The abandoning Vendor will not be con- sidered in the re-solicitation and may not be considered in future solicitations for the same type of Services, unless the specifications or scope of work significantly changes.

Abandonment or Default. Abandon means to relinquish or renounce the CTSA for any reason other than for a Force Majeure Event. If the Vendor Successful Respondent abandons the CTSA, DIR reserves the right to cancel the CTSA without notice and either re-solicit and re-award the CTSA or take such further ac- tion action or no action in the best interest of the State. The abandoning Vendor will not be con- sidered in the re-solicitation and may not be considered in future solicitations for the same type of Services, unless the specifications or scope of work significantly changes.