Common use of Conclusion of an agreement Clause in Contracts

Conclusion of an agreement. 2.1 Agreements between XXXX and the contractor will only be concluded after an offer from the contractor has been expressly accepted in writing by XXXX or after XXXX has accepted the offer in question by explicitly performing the agreement. Unless explicitly provided otherwise in writing in the offer, all offers will be deemed to be irrevocable for a period of at least three months. 2.2 Agreements between XXXX and the contractor on the basis of an offer from XXXX will only be concluded after the contractor has accepted the offer expressly in writing, however, on the understanding that each offer from XXXX shall be without any obligations. Therefore, XXXX may revoke it each time but no later than forthwith after the (written) acceptance thereof by the contractor. 2.3 In the event that agreements between XXXX and the contractor relate to the delivery of works XXXX delivers on to third parties (including customers of XXXX) or to services for which the contractor acts as subcontractor, XXXX is deemed to have acted upon the conclusion of these agreements indeed in its own name, but as indirect agent ('middellijk vertegenwoordiger') of the third parties or the party for which the services offered as subcontractor are in fact performed, such unless expressly otherwise agreed in writing.