Production materials. Unless otherwise specified, all production materials will be sent upon acceptance of the bid as identified by Procurement Services. When production materials are sent later than specified, the University will request an adjusted turnaround (in number of working days) comparable to that originally requested. Work on, or processing of, production materials should not commence until the numbered University purchase order is received, or the Contractor agrees to accept a procurement card for print jobs falling under $2500.00. All production materials will be sent UPS overnight, electronically, or delivered in person by the Institutional Marketing coordinator or University client. Jobs provided electronically (via CD-ROM, DVD, FTP upload, etc.) shall be identified as such, with delivery format and software programs and versions specified. The Contractor must be able to service software indicated on printing specifications. Return of design/production materials. All design/production materials shall be returned to the Client following completion of the job, along with the required number of samples listed in the bid specifications. Jobs will not be considered complete, and invoices will not be paid, until delivery of design/production materials and samples to the University Institutional Marketing coordinator has been made. Final delivery of production materials. Final delivery of production materials must be made as agreed upon in the initial bid. Final delivery via third-party insured carrier, mail processing, and/or Contractor delivery will only be permitted if it was included and accepted by the University in the bid amount. No Contractor deliveries will be accepted at University Shipping and Receiving. Contractor deliveries must be prearranged with the Client and will be allowed only at the time, labor and expense of the Contractor. No University personnel will be allowed to assist unloading and delivery of any materials.
Production materials. Any technical documents, images, plans, drawings, calculations, instructions, standard worksheets, product descriptions, tools, substances, templates, models, materials (e.g. software, finished and half-finished products) and other objects (hereinafter "production materials") remain our property. All copyrights to the production materials remain with us.
Production materials. (1) Any technical documents, images, plans, drawings, calculations, instructions, standard worksheets, product descriptions, tools, substances, templates, models, materials (e.g. software, finished and half-finished products) and other objects (hereinafter "production materials") remain our property. All copyrights to the production materials remain with us.
(2) The contractor is permitted to use the production materials for the sole purpose of manufacturing the Goods, providing the service and fulfilling their duties arising from the Agreements and shall not make the production materials available to third parties. The contractor will only change the place where the production materials are kept or used with our prior written consent.
(3) The contractor will store the production materials for us free of charge and separate from other items. Any property marks of ours on the production materials must not be damaged, destroyed or removed by the contractor.
(4) The contractor will handle the production materials with care and in the correct manner. The contractor is liable for any damage or loss to the production materials unless they cannot be held accountable.
(5) When the production materials are tools, the contractor will carry out the required inspections and servicing at their cost. Damage and malfunctions relating to tools will be notified to us by the contractor without delay.
(6) The contractor will insure the production materials for an industry-standard amount against loss, damage and destruction and must provide proof of insurance to us on demand. The contractor hereby transfers to us the benefit of any insurance claims made on the insurance agreement for loss, damage or destruction of the production materials. We accept the transfer herewith.
(7) Upon our demand, the contractor must surrender or destroy the production materials. If we have consigned any production materials to the contractor for a specific Agreement, the contractor shall without being asked upon completion of the Agreement surrender all of the production materials concerned, including any duplicates made, unless the production materials are also needed for future contracts. At no later than the end of the business relationship with us, the contractor shall give the production materials back to us, or shall destroy them at our request. The contractor has no right of retention. Working copies are excluded from the obligation to surrender production materials, if the contractor is...
Production materials. Unless otherwise specified, all production materials will be sent upon acceptance of the bid by the University, by and through Procurement Services. When production materials are sent later than specified, the University will request an adjusted turnaround (in number of working days) comparable to that originally requested. Work on, or processing of, production materials should not commence until the numbered University purchase order is received. All production materials will be sent UPS overnight, electronically, or delivered in person by the IMC or University client. Jobs provided electronically (via CD-ROM, DVD, FTP upload, etc.) shall be identified as such, with delivery format and software programs and versions specified.
Production materials. The Institute will make available libretto, scores, CD’s, and video at the current prices. Libretto: $4.75/copy Piano / Conductor Scores: $20.00/ copy Complete Orchestral Score - rental fee: $100.00/ set 5 Piece Orchestral Score - rental fee: $100.00/ set Teachers Guide and Student Reference CD-ROM: $19.98/each Teachers Guide and Student Reference Manual: $6.50/each Vocal Score: $4.00/copy Synthesizer Instrumental Piano Conductor CD - rental fee: $15.95/each Synthesizer Instrumental Orchestral Score CD - rental fee: $15.95/each
Production materials. CNC Tape for machining the manifold block Model 2000
Production materials. Unless otherwise specified, all production materials will be sent upon acceptance of the bid as identified by Procurement Services. When production materials are sent later than specified, the University will request an adjusted turnaround (in number of working days) comparable to that originally requested. Work on, or processing of, production materials should not commence until the numbered University purchase order is received, or the Contractor agrees to accept a procurement card for print jobs falling under $2500.00. All production materials will be sent UPS overnight, electronically, or delivered in person by the Institutional Marketing coordinator or University client. Jobs provided electronically (via CD- ROM, DVD, FTP upload, etc.) shall be identified as such, with delivery format and software programs and versions specified. The Contractor must be able to service software indicated on printing specifications.
Production materials. In reviewing the calculation of the proposed annual caps, we noted that the estimated transaction amounts of production materials are all in relation to procurement of equipment, materials and spare parts. The Group expects to purchase approximately RMB920 million, RMB960 million and approximately 1,000 million of equipment, materials and spare parts for FY2024, FY2025 and FY2026, respectively. The historical transaction amounts in relation to the Group’s procurement of equipment, materials and spare parts amounted to approximately RMB890 million, RMB1,336 million and RMB955 million for FY2021, FY2022 and 6M2023, respectively, of which the transaction amount for procurement of materials and spare parts were approximately RMB890 million, RMB782 million and RMB725 million. Due to the operating loss for FY2022 and the nine months ended 30 September 2023 and that most of the planned construction projects have been completed, the Group plans to reduce non-essential capital expenditure so that its demand for procurement of equipment will decrease. Nevertheless, the Company is expected to require to purchase the necessary equipment for its production from time to time. Taking into account the estimated transaction amounts for production materials are mainly calculated based on the historical transaction amount for procurement of materials and spare parts, we consider that the proposed annual caps are sufficient, fair and reasonable.
Production materials. As set forth in Section 6.1(d), Xcyte shall reimburse Diaclone for the purchase of certain materials to be used by Diaclone in the manufacture and production of the Licensed Antibody for Xcyte hereunder (the “Production Materials”); provided, however, that Diaclone shall not use any Production Materials for any purpose other than the manufacture and production of the Licensed Antibody for Xcyte pursuant to this Agreement, and Diaclone agrees, upon Xcyte’s request and at Xcyte’s expense, to deliver the Production Materials to Xcyte following any termination or expiration of this Agreement. The Production Materials and their respective estimated costs are set forth on Exhibit E attached hereto.
Production materials. Xcyte shall reimburse Diaclone for all purchases of Production Materials by Diaclone that are approved in writing in advance by Xcyte (provided that Xcyte shall also approve the price of such Production Materials in the event that the price therefor materially differs from the price set forth on Exhibit E attached hereto) within forty-five (45) days of receipt of an undisputed invoice with respect thereto from Diaclone.
