Forecast of Demand Sample Clauses

Forecast of Demand. Within sixty days of the start of each calendar quarter, Hologic or its designated manufacturer(s) shall deliver to Ostex a "rolling" forecast of quantities of Critical Reagents to be purchased by Hologic and its designated manufacturer(s) and supplied by Ostex during each month of the following quarter, and each of the subsequent three quarters (the "Rolling Forecast"). Each Rolling Forecast shall be considered a purchase order with respect to the forecasted demand for Critical Reagents over the first three months thereof. The forecasted demand for the first subsequent quarter shall be relied on by Ostex for purposes of its manufacturing and supply obligations hereunder, but Hologic and its designated manufacturer(s) may vary from its initial forecast for such quarter by no more than twenty-five percent (25%). The forecasted demand for the final two quarters of each Rolling Forecast shall be used by Ostex for planning purposes, but Hologic and its designated manufacturer(s) shall not be bound by its initial forecast(s), nor shall Hologic or its designated manufacturer(s) be liable to Ostex with respect to any changes thereto.
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Forecast of Demand. Xxxxx shall provide a non-binding six-month rolling volume forecast of its anticipated purchase of Products (“Forecast Amount”). Updates to the Forecast Amount indicated in the six-month rolling volume forecast will be made and communicated periodically as promptly as practicable after Xxxxx becomes aware of such changes. Supplier shall notify Xxxxx within ten (10) Business Days of receiving a forecast or update if Supplier anticipates being unable to meet the anticipated purchase amounts. Supplier shall not be obligated to deliver more than the Monthly Maximum Supply Availability in any given calendar month.
Forecast of Demand. Halliburton shall provide, on a quarterly basis, a non-binding forecast on a monthly, quarterly and annual basis of its anticipated purchase of Northern White frac sands (“Forecast Amount”).
Forecast of Demand. Buyer shall MONTHLY FURNISH SELLER WITH twelve-month rolling forecasts, showing Buyer's projected purchases month by month. Buyer shall use its reasonable efforts to make the rolling forecasts accurate but the rolling forecast does not obligate Buyer to purchase any specific Products or quantities of Products, subject to the Minimum Purchase Quantity commitment. Seller shall notify Buyer promptly upon receipt of each forecast whether Seller can provide Products sufficient to meet the forecast. Buyer shall provide the first forecast within two business days after complete execution of this Agreement.
Forecast of Demand. Weatherford shall provide, on a quarterly basis, a non-binding 3-month rolling volume forecast of its anticipated purchase of Products (“Forecast Amount”). Updates to the Forecast Amount indicated in the six-month rolling volume forecast will be made and communicated periodically outside of the three-month rolling volume forecast as promptly as practicable after Weatherford becomes aware of such changes. Supplier shall notify Weatherford within ten (10) Business Days of receiving a forecast or update if Supplier anticipates being unable to meet the anticipated purchase amounts. Supplier shall not be obligated to deliver more than the Monthly Maximum Supply Availability on any given calendar month.
Forecast of Demand. Halliburton shall provide, on a quarterly basis, a non-binding 3-month rolling volume forecast of its anticipated purchase of Products (“Forecast Amount”). Updates to the Forecast Amount indicated in the six-month rolling volume forecast will be made and communicated periodically outside of the three-month rolling volume forecast as promptly as practicable after Halliburton becomes aware of such changes. Supplier shall notify Halliburton within ten (10) Business Days of receiving a forecast or update if Supplier anticipates being unable to meet the anticipated purchase amounts. Supplier shall not be obligated to deliver more than the Monthly Maximum Supply Availability on any given calendar month.
Forecast of Demand. Xxxxx shall provide a non-binding six-month rolling volume forecast of its anticipated purchase of Products (“Forecast Amount”). Updates to the Forecast Amount indicated in the six-month rolling volume forecast will be made and communicated periodically as promptly as practicable after Xxxxx becomes aware of such changes. Supplier shall notify Xxxxx within ten (10) Business Days of receiving a forecast or update if Supplier anticipates being unable to meet the anticipated purchase amounts. Supplier shall not be obligated to deliver more than the Monthly Maximum Supply Availability in any given calendar month. pg. 5 SPECIFIC TERMS IN THIS EXHIBIT HAVE BEEN REDACTED BECAUSE CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT OF THOSE TERMS HAS BEEN REQUESTED. THE REDACTED MATERIAL HAS BEEN SEPARATELY SUBMITTED TO THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, AND THE TERMS HAVE BEEN MARKED AT THE APPROPRIATE PLACE WITH THREE ASTERISKS (***).
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Forecast of Demand. Within sixty (60) days of the start of each calendar quarter, Metrika or its designated manufacturer(s) shall deliver to Ostex a 'rolling' forecast of quantities of Critical Reagents to be purchased by Metrika and its designated manufacturer(s) and supplied by Ostex during the following quarter, and each of the subsequent three quarters (the 'Rolling Forecast'). Each Rolling Forecast shall be considered a purchase order with respect to the forecasted demand for Critical Reagents over the first three (3) months thereof. The forecasted demand for the remaining three quarters of each Rolling Forecast shall be used by Ostex for planning purposes, but shall not be binding on Metrika and its designated manufacturer(s).
Forecast of Demand. Within thirty (30) days from the date of last signature of this Agreement, Vivid shall deliver to Gilardoni an initial forecast specifying the quantities of Gilardoni Systems, FEP Platforms, Monobloc/Inverter Assemblies, and spare parts to be purchased by Vivid and supplied by Gilardoni during each month of the following two quarters (the "Initial Forecast"). Thereafter, within ten days of the start of each calendar month, Vivid shall deliver to Gilardoni a "rolling" forecast specifying the quantities of Gilardoni Systems, FEP Platforms, Monobloc/Inverter Assemblies, and spare parts to be purchased by Vivid and supplied by Gilardoni during each month of the following two quarters (the "Rolling Forecast"). The Initial Forecast and each Rolling Forecast shall be considered a firm purchase order committing both parties with respect to the purchase and sale of Gilardoni Systems, FEP Platforms, and Monobloc/Inverter Assemblies, and spare parts over the first three months thereof in accordance with Section 6.2, provided that Vivid's maximum forecast of Monobloc/Inverter Assemblies over the first three months forecasted shall be no more than ten (10) units and provided that Vivid's maximum forecast of Gilardoni Systems and/or FEP Platforms over the first two (2) months forecasted shall be no more than ten (10) units. As part of the Initial Forecast, Vivid shall specify firm dates for delivery of any product to be delivered in each of the first three months of said Initial Forecast ("Firm Delivery Dates"). As part of each subsequent Rolling Forecast, Vivid shall specify Firm Delivery Dates for the third month thereof. Forecasts of quantities to be purchased in the subsequent quarter, in the Initial Forecast and Rolling Forecast, shall be used by Gilardoni for purposes of planning and manufacture of Monobloc/Inverter Assemblies for inventory purposes, but Vivid shall not be bound by said subsequent quarter forecast, nor shall Vivid be liable to Gilardoni with respect to any changes thereto.
Forecast of Demand. Within thirty days of the start of each calendar quarter, Ostex shall deliver to Metrika a "rolling" forecast of the quantities of NTx/Digital Response Devices for which Ostex expects to submit orders during each month of the following quarter, and each of the subsequent three quarters (the `Rolling Forecast"). The forecasted demand of each Rolling Forecast shall be used by Metrika for planning purposes, but Ostex shall not be bound by its initial forecast(s), nor shall Ostex be liable to Metrika with respect to any changes thereto.
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