Common use of Further Negotiation Clause in Contracts

Further Negotiation. In the event that after the entry into force of this Agreement a Party offers a non-Party additional advantages of access to its government procurement market beyond what the other Party has been provided with under this Chapter, the former Party shall, upon request of the other Party, enter into negotiations with the other Party with a view to extending those advantages to the other Party on a reciprocal basis.

Further Negotiation. In the event that after the entry into force of this Agreement a Party offers a non-Party additional advantages of binding access to its government procurement market beyond what the other Party has been provided with under this Chapter, the former Party shall, upon on request of the other Party, enter into negotiations with the other Party with a view to extending those advantages to the other Party on a reciprocal basis.

Further Negotiation. In the event that after the entry into force of this Agreement a Party offers a non-non- Party additional advantages of binding access to its government procurement market beyond what the other Party has been provided with under this Chapter, the former Party shall, upon on request of the other Party, enter into negotiations with the other Party with a view to extending those advantages to the other Party on a reciprocal basis.

Further Negotiation. In the event that that, after the entry into force of this Agreement Agreement, a Party offers a non-Party additional any advantages of access to its government procurement market beyond what the other Party has been provided with under this Chapter, the former Party shallmarket, upon request of the other Party, the former Party shall, afford the latter Party adequate opportunity to enter into negotiations with the other Party with a view to extending those advantages to the other Party on a reciprocal basis.negotiations. Procurement Methods