Core Item Pricing Sample Clauses

Core Item Pricing. Supplier agrees to sell the Products listed in Schedule XX (to be determined) at the pricing in Exhibit XX (to be determined), which will be held firm for one year. The University and Supplier agree that the pricing can be reviewed, at the University’s written request, for improved discounts. Non-Core Pricing. Non-core product prices include those products offered at the pricing structure contained in Exhibit XX (to be determined). The discount structure is held firm for the duration on this Agreement. Price increases for these products will be equal to or less than manufacturer’s price increase submitted to Supplier. Internet Pricing and Products. The products and pricing offered in the Supplier’s Internet catalog will be those items approved by the University at the University’s contract pricing. Internet pricing changes and product updates will coincide with Agreement pricing changes and product updates. An M-MarketSite Hosted Supplier is responsible to provide initial catalog to Higher Markets/SciQuest in the required format and to provide periodic product and pricing updates per this Agreement. Supplier to use Higher Markets Content Management Tool (CMT) to create and manage catalog. Details of the CMT are at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/cmt. See Exhibit XX for Statement of Work detailing scope of participating as an M-MarketSite Supplier. Promotion purchases. Supplier agrees to sell to the University as a PROMOTION PURCHASE any item offered to the general public at a price less than any net price available in this Agreement at that price charged during the promotion period. Manufacturer and distributor price reductions. Supplier agrees to immediately pass-on to the University any price reductions given to the Supplier from either Manufacturers or Distributors. Price Negotiations. Price negotiations will begin at least 90 days before a price increase is requested to take effect. The University prior to the pricing increase being put into effect must agree to such pricing increases.
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Core Item Pricing. Supplier agrees to sell the Products listed in Schedule XX at the pricing in Exhibit XX, which will be held firm for one year. The MLSPC and Supplier agree that the pricing can be reviewed, at the MLSPC’s written request, for improved discounts.
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