Common use of Demand Plan Clause in Contracts

Demand Plan. Concurrently with the first Product Forecast, and every three (3) months thereafter during the applicable Service Term, Recipient shall deliver to Supplier the Demand Plan setting out Recipient’s demands of Products during the following three (3) months period and Recipient will be deemed to have made a firm commitment to purchase each Product specified therein in at least the quantity specified therein and Supplier and any relevant Affiliate may rely thereon in ordering raw materials and scheduling time needed to Manufacture the Products. To the extent the Demand Plan sets out volumes that exceed the volumes indicated for the same period of time in the applicable Product Forecast by not more than ten percent (10%), Supplier will consider such request in good faith and use commercially reasonable efforts to Manufacture and Deliver such excess amounts; provided, however, that Supplier shall not be obligated to Manufacture and Deliver any volumes set out in the Demand Plan that exceed the volumes indicated for the same period of time in the applicable Product Forecast.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Contract Manufacturing Agreement (3m Co), Transition Contract Manufacturing Agreement (Solventum Corp), Transition Contract Manufacturing Agreement (Solventum Corp)

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Demand Plan. Concurrently with the first Product Forecast, and every three (3) months thereafter during the applicable Service Term, Recipient shall deliver to Supplier the Demand Plan setting out Recipient’s demands of Products during the following three (3) months period and Recipient will be deemed to have made a firm commitment to purchase each Product specified therein in at least the quantity specified therein and Supplier and any relevant Affiliate may rely thereon in ordering raw materials and scheduling time needed to Manufacture the Products. Products To the extent the Demand Plan sets out volumes that exceed the volumes indicated for the same period of time in the applicable Product Forecast by not more than ten percent (10%), Supplier will consider such request in good faith and use commercially reasonable efforts to Manufacture and Deliver such excess amounts; provided, however, that Supplier shall not be obligated to Manufacture and Deliver any volumes set out in the Demand Plan that exceed the volumes indicated for the same period of time in the applicable Product Forecast.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Transition Contract Manufacturing Agreement (3M Health Care Co)

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