Common use of DELIVERABLES & PENALTIES Clause in Contracts

DELIVERABLES & PENALTIES. Vendor agrees when delivery and/or installation is not made within the contracted timeframes, one percent (1%) per day from the total invoice amount may be deducted from the vendor’s invoice for each day the Vendor fails to meet the contracted timeframe. Penalties will continue to be charged to the vendor until the delivery and installation if applicable is complete. Deliverables Penalty Waiver: Vendor shall not be penalized if within the thirty (30) day delivery period, they have supplied OET and the customer with a written notice indicating the particular model ordered is not available in inventory anymore and a newer different model will be shipped in its place. In this case, the vendor must have submitted the new model to OET for evaluation testing. The new model shall not be shipped to the customer until which time the model has been added to the KETS contract. The vendor shall not use this penalty waiver to notify customers falsely with intentions to stall and send the same unit originally ordered. This conduct may result in termination of contract. Once the vendor receives notification their new model is now available for sales; the thirty (30) day clock starts again.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Attachment a Contract, Attachment a Contract, Attachment a Contract

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DELIVERABLES & PENALTIES. Vendor agrees when delivery and/or installation is not made within the contracted timeframes, one percent (1%) per day from the total invoice amount may be deducted from the vendor’s invoice for each day the Vendor fails to meet the contracted timeframe. Penalties will continue to be charged to the vendor until the delivery and installation if applicable is complete. Deliverables Penalty Waiver: Vendor shall not be penalized if within the thirty (30) day delivery period, they have supplied OET and the customer with a written notice indicating the particular model ordered is not available in inventory anymore and a newer different model will be shipped in its place. In this case, the vendor must have submitted the new model to OET for evaluation testing. The new model shall not be shipped to the customer until which time the model has been added to the KETS contract. The vendor shall not use this penalty waiver to notify customers falsely with intentions to stall and send the same unit originally ordered. This conduct may result in termination of contract. Once the vendor receives notification notification, their new model is now available for sales; the thirty (30) day clock starts again.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Term Lease Agreement, Term Lease Agreement

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DELIVERABLES & PENALTIES. Vendor agrees when delivery and/or installation is not made within the contracted timeframes, one five percent (15%) per complete, 7-day calendar week from the total invoice amount may be deducted from the vendor’s 's invoice for each day the Vendor fails to meet the contracted timeframe. Penalties will continue to be charged to the vendor until the delivery and installation if applicable is complete. Deliverables Penalty Waiver: Vendor shall not be penalized if within the thirty (30) day delivery period, they have supplied OET and the customer with a written notice indicating the particular model ordered is not available in inventory anymore and a newer different model will be shipped in its place. In this case, the vendor must have submitted the new model to OET for evaluation testing. The new model shall not be shipped to the customer until which time the model has been added to the KETS contract. The vendor shall not use this penalty waiver to notify customers falsely with intentions to stall and send the same unit originally ordered. This conduct may result in termination of contract. Once the vendor receives notification notification, their new model is now available for sales; the thirty (30) day clock starts again.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Term Lease Agreement

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