Forecast and Suspended Services Sample Clauses

Forecast and Suspended Services. No later than the fifth day of each calendar quarter during the Term, LBIO will provide to Company a rolling twelve (12)-month forecast specifying LBIO’s anticipated requirements for the number of Batches to be Processed by calendar quarter for the succeeding four (4) calendar quarters, including anticipated tumor type (the “Forecast”). The number of Batches set forth in the Forecast shall constitute LBIO’s good faith estimate of LBIO’s requirements for Company’s manufacturing capacity for such periods. Additionally, the Parties shall meet once per month, either in person or via teleconference or videoconference, to discuss LBIO’s anticipated manufacturing needs. In the event of a Remedial Event the Parties agree that Company’s obligation to supply and LBIO’s obligation to purchase any Batches included in the Forecast that would be affected by such Remedial Event, shall be suspended commencing upon receipt by Company of written notice from LBIO of the Remedial Event and continuing until such time as such Remedial Event is resolved. LBIO shall promptly notify Company when any such Remedial Event is resolved and the Parties obligations which were suspended shall resume. Regardless of any such suspension, LBIO shall remain obligated to pay for the manufacturing suite fees as specified in an applicable Statement of Work; provided, that, if an investigation conducted under the Quality Agreement determines that such Remedial Event was caused by the negligence or willful misconduct of Company, LBIO shall have no obligation to pay such fees during the period of suspension. If the Remedial Event lasts longer than three (3) months then LBIO may (i) elect to resume the affected manufacturing activities in accordance with the Forecast, or (ii) pay Company for the agreed suite fees plus other fixed costs for the Batches contained in the Forecast for the duration of the Remedial Event, or (iii) allow Company to use the suite(s) and manufacturing capacity for Third Party projects for the duration of the Remedial Event plus six (6) months, in which case during such time LBIO shall have no obligation to pay to Company any amounts for such manufacturing suite fees or Batches included in the Forecast; provided, that, if an investigation conducted under the Quality Agreement determines that such Remedial Event is caused by the negligence or willful misconduct of Company, LBIO shall have no obligation to pay suite fees or other fixed costs during the period of suspension and m...
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