PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES Sample Clauses

PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. 3.1 Foodhub provide Goods, Services, Hardware and Software to subscribing Retailers, which allows them to provide an online food ordering and delivery service to their Customers.
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PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. 4.1. The Contractor will deliver Goods/ Services in accordance with Schedule 1 and at all times and in all respects in accordance with the terms and conditions of this agreement.
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PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. 4.1 The Contractor shall deliver the Goods and Services at the time(s), to the location(s) and on the date(s) specified in the PO or otherwise agreed in writing between the Parties.
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PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. This provision relates to the supply, installation, Inspection, servicing and maintenance of outdoor gym equipment. Suppliers will be required at all times to ensure sufficient stocks are maintained to fulfil orders placed by the Authority within the required timescales. Suppliers are also required to ensure that contingency arrangements are in place for alternative supply should they find they are unable to meet the requirements of the contract, within the relevant lead-times to ensure continuity of supply to the end user. Suppliers will also be required to ensure sufficient staff and transport are available to undertake installation and servicing works within the required timescales. The specific requirements may vary over the life of the contracts, where additional needs may be identified or amendments necessary. The suppliers will be notified by means of formal contract variations to ensure the contracts meet the up to date needs of the Authority. The contracts are open for use by other Government Departments, NDPB’s, Police Forces and Public Sector Authorities. Each individual Authority shall be responsible for their own purchasing from the contracts and remittance sites and ordering methods may vary between organisations. All other non MoJ organisations will be appointed by a formal variation to the contracts to ensure business terms are reflective of the individual’s needs.
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PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. 3.1 We provide non-commission-based Services and enabling Hardware and Software to subscribe retailers as an online food delivery service on behalf of Customers and shall provide you with the Goods for installation and Services within 14 days of the Commencement Date.
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PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. 14.1.3.2 Assessing the credit worthiness of You and the Guarantor in relation to extending further credit.
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PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. Sharp shall provide the goods and services set forth in the applicable Quote or other written agreement in accordance with the specifications and with these Terms and Conditions. Sharp’s liability for failure to comply with the Agreement, and Customer’s sole remedy, shall be, at Sharp’s discretion, to replace or repair the goods and/or services not in conformity with the Agreement, in which case any non- conforming goods shall be returned to Sharp’s facilities for the purpose of replacement or repair. Customer shall give Sharp written notice of rejection of goods or services that fail to meet the specifications, or breaches Sharp’s warranties, covenants, and obligations under this Agreement, within thirty (30) days of delivery. Sharp, at its sole cost and expense, shall provide Customer with any missing quantities and replace as soon as commercially reasonable packaging for any non-conforming packaged products and Customer, at its sole cost and expense, shall replace applicable products and components for such non-conforming packaged products. Any claim of non-conforming goods or services must be made in writing to Sharp within the thirty (30) day period set forth above or it shall be deemed to have been waived by Customer. The obligation of Sharp set forth above to repair or replace non-conforming goods or services shall be Customer’s sole and exclusive remedy for non-conforming goods and services.
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PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. This provision relates to the supply and installation of remanufactured PE equipment, the inspection, service and maintenance of legacy PE equipment and the supply, installation, inspection and servicing of outdoor gym equipment. Suppliers will be required at all times to ensure sufficient stocks are maintained to fulfil orders placed by the Authority within the required timescales. Suppliers are also required to ensure that contingency arrangements are in place for alternative supply should they find they are unable to meet the requirements of the contract, within the relevant lead-times to ensure continuity of supply to the end user. Suppliers will also be required to ensure sufficient staff and transport are available to undertake installation and servicing works within the required timescales. The specific requirements may vary over the life of the contracts, where additional needs may be identified or amendments necessary. The suppliers will be notified by means of formal contract variations to ensure the contracts meet the up to date needs of the Authority. The contracts are open for use by other Government Departments, NDPB’s, Police Forces and Public Sector Authorities. Each individual Authority shall be responsible for their own purchasing from the contracts and remittance sites and ordering methods may vary between organisations. All other non MoJ organisations will be appointed by a formal variation to the contracts to ensure business terms are reflective of the individual’s needs.
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PROVISION OF GOODS & SERVICES. 5.1. The Supplier reserves their right to:
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