Common use of Back Orders Clause in Contracts

Back Orders. Contractor shall notify the ordering department immediately if unable to deliver the items and/or quantity ordered. Contractor must notify and obtain approval from the ordering department prior to delivery of any back-ordered items. Department may reject back-ordered items at no additional costs incurred to the City. In the event that back-ordered items are delayed in excess of five (5) working days, the City reserves the right to reject partial shipment or cancel the item(s) ordered from the Agreement, at no additional cost incurred to the City.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: sfgov.org, sfgov.org, sfgov.org

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Back Orders. Contractor shall notify the ordering department immediately if it is unable to deliver the items and/or quantity ordered. Contractor must notify and obtain approval from the ordering department prior to delivery of any back-ordered items. Department may reject back-ordered items at no additional costs incurred to the City. In the event that back-ordered items are delayed in excess of five (5) working days, the City reserves the right to reject partial shipment or cancel the item(s) ordered from the Agreement, at no additional cost incurred to the City.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.bidnet.com, Agreement

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