AMENDMENTS REQUIRED BY PRIME OR HIGHER Sample Clauses

AMENDMENTS REQUIRED BY PRIME OR HIGHER. TIER CONTRACT AND/OR CHANGES OF LAW, RULES, AND/OR REGULATIONS P.2 INCORPORATION OF APPLICABLE CLAUSES, PROVISIONS, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS P.3 SUBCONTRACTING AND SUBCONTRACTING RESTRICTIONS P.4 EXPORTS, RE-EXPORTS, RE-TRANSFERS, AND SUBLICENSING P.1 AMENDMENTS REQUIRED BY PRIME OR HIGHER-TIER CONTRACT AND/OR CHANGES OF LAW, RULES, AND/OR REGULATIONS The Seller agrees that upon the Buyer’s request, it will negotiate in good faith with the Buyer relative to amendments or supplements to this letter contract/subcontract/purchase order to incorporate additional provisions herein or to change provisions hereof, as the Buyer may reasonably deem necessary in order to comply with the provisions/clauses/requirements of the applicable prime contract or with the provisions of to such prime contract. If the Seller feels that such change(s), amendments, or supplements to this letter contract/subcontract/purchase order results in, and provides entitlement for a request for a reasonable equitable adjustment for, a change in schedule, delivery, and/or price/cost (increase or decrease), the Seller may propose a request for equitable adjustment in accordance with the appropriate changes and/or equitable adjustment clauses specified in the applicable terms and conditions.
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AMENDMENTS REQUIRED BY PRIME OR HIGHER. TIER CONTRACT AND/OR CHANGES OF LAW, RULES, AND/OR REGULATIONS The Seller agrees that upon the Buyer’s request, it will negotiate in good faith with the Buyer relative to amendments or supplements to this letter contract/subcontract/purchase order to incorporate additional provisions herein or to change provisions hereof, as the Buyer may reasonably deem necessary in order to comply with the provisions/clauses/requirements of the applicable prime contract or with the provisions of amendments to such prime contract. If the Seller feels that such change(s), amendments, or supplements to this letter contract/subcontract/purchase order results in, and provides entitlement for a request for a reasonable equitable adjustment for, a change in schedule, delivery, and/or price/cost (increase or decrease), the Seller may propose a request for equitable adjustment in accordance with the appropriate changes and/or equitable adjustment clauses specified in the applicable terms and conditions.
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