Common use of COVER Clause in Contracts

COVER. If, in the reasonable judgment of the Counties, a default by Contractor is not so substantial as to require termination, reasonable efforts to induce Contractor to cure the default are unavailing, Contractor fails to cure such default within 30 Days of receipt of Notice from the Counties, and the default is capable of being cured by the Counties or by another resource without unduly interfering with continued performance by Contractor, the Counties may, without prejudice to any other remedy it may have, provide or procure the Services reasonably necessary to cure the default, in which event Contractor shall reimburse the Counties for the reasonable cost of the difference between the original Agreement Charges for the Services in default and the replacement costs of such Services acquired from another vendor. In addition, Contractor must cooperate with these resources in allowing access to the Software Facilities, and Equipment.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Maintenance and Operations Agreement, Maintenance and Operations Agreement, Maintenance and Operations Agreement

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