Change in Quantity Sample Clauses

Change in Quantity. If the quantity of a spare part ordered by the Contracting Officer differs from the list provided by the Contractor (and for which cost and pricing data and certificate of current cost or pricing data was provided), so that economy of scale pricing is impacted (typically plus or minus fifteen percent +/- 15%), new and/or adjusted cost or pricing data and a certificate of current cost or pricing data shall be provided by the Contractor reflecting the spare parts ordered. The Contracting Officer and the Contractor shall negotiate prices for the spare parts ordered as described above.
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Change in Quantity. This Secretariat also reserves the right to add into the contract additional number of systems during the currency of the Contract for the purpose of maintenance on the same approved rates and the same Terms & Conditions. Likewise, this Secretariat also reserves the right to exclude from the Contract any number of Machines if they are found to be unserviceable at any point of time during the currency of the Contract. The contractual charges payable will be on
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Change in Quantity. Client may change quantities that are tied to the Monthly Recurring Charge for Subscription Services under the applicable SOW, provided that the MRC will not decrease for the duration of the Term by more than 10% from the initial MRC. Any such changes shall be co-terminus with the Term of the applicable Subscription Services. Additions and deletions will take effect in the month when made. Changes to the MRC will be reflected in the invoice following the month in which the additions and/or deletions were made. In the case of Client adding hardware and/or devices to a Subscription Service after the start of the Term, Netrix shall assess the Client a non-recurring charge equal to the per-quantity MRC for the device and/or hardware as identified in the applicable SOW multiplied by (a) the number of added devices and/or hardware items and (b) the number of months that have already occurred in the Term. The new MRC for the remainder of the Term shall be the total number of devices and/or hardware multiplied by the per-quantity MRC for such devices and/or hardware as identified in the applicable SOW.
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