PURCHASE ORDER ALLOCATION Clause Samples
The PURCHASE ORDER ALLOCATION clause defines how purchase orders are distributed or assigned among parties, such as suppliers or business units. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria or process for allocating orders, which may be based on factors like capacity, performance, or geographic location. Its core function is to ensure a fair and transparent method for distributing purchasing responsibilities, thereby preventing disputes and optimizing supply chain efficiency.
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PURCHASE ORDER ALLOCATION. Notwithstanding any other provisions in this Agreement, the Parties agree that, [***]hereunder by the Company to any of the Suppliers shall be at [***] pursuant to the [***]of the Company taking into account the [***]of the Company’s [***]and the [***] for the [***]; provided however that the Company will attempt to allocate the [***] with each Supplier pursuant to the [***]set forth in Section 2.1 above. The Parties will review the [***] of orders between Suppliers on a [***]. If at the end of each [***]the [***]to one of the Suppliers is not consistent with the [***]set forth in Section 2.1 above, the Company will attempt to [***]to the Suppliers with [***]for the [***]until such Supplier has received [***]set forth in Section 2.1 above. Notwithstanding the above, each of the Parties agrees and acknowledges that if a Supplier cannot provide Product to the Company because of [***]of the Company, then the Company will be [***] to seek the Product from the other Supplier without [***]of Product orders between the Suppliers.
PURCHASE ORDER ALLOCATION. Notwithstanding any other provisions in this Agreement, the Parties agree that the outsourcing or issuance of any Purchase Orders hereunder by the Company to any of the * shall be at the Company’s discretion pursuant to the best interest of the Company taking into account the preference of the Company’s *; provided however that the Company will attempt to *. The Parties will review * on a * basis. If at the end of each * the value of * is higher than that of the *, the Company will attempt to * orders for the previous * until such * has received orders with value approximately equal to the other *. Notwithstanding the above, each of the Parties agrees and acknowledges that if a * cannot provide * because of * or * to meet * of the Company, then the Company will be free to seek the Product *. Additionally it is understood by the parties that any outsourcing * whether existing on the date hereof or entered into or existing after the date hereof will not * and any *.
PURCHASE ORDER ALLOCATION. Notwithstanding any other provisions in this Agreement, the Parties agree that the outsourcing or issuance of any Purchase Orders hereunder by the Company to any of the Suppliers shall be at the Company’s discretion pursuant to the best interest of the Company taking into account the preference of the Company’s customer and the qualification for the production of the Products; provided however that the Company will attempt to allocate the value of orders with each Supplier equally. The Parties will review the allocation of orders between Suppliers on a quarterly basis. If at the end of each quarter the value of orders to one of the Suppliers is higher than that of the other, the Company will attempt to allocate orders to the Suppliers with lower valued orders for the previous quarter until such Supplier has received orders with value approximately equal to the other Supplier. Notwithstanding the above, each of the Parties agrees and acknowledges that if a Supplier cannot provide Product to the Company because of capacity restraints or failure to meet specifications of the Company, then the Company will be free to seek the Product from the other Supplier without regard to the allocation of Product orders between the Suppliers. Additionally it is understood by the parties that any outsourcing for Micron and its Affiliates ,or subsidiaries, joint ventures, or partnerships whether or not controlled by Micron or under any contract, agreement or arrangement including, but not limited to licensing arrangements whether existing on the date hereof or entered into or existing after the date hereof will not count towards Photronics’s allocation and any outsourcing for Powerchip and its Affiliates will not count towards DNP’s allocation (i.e. Micron and its Affiliates, or subsidiaries, joint ventures, or partnerships whether or not controlled by Micron or under any contract, agreement or arrangement including, but not limited to Micron licensing arrangements whether existing on the date hereof or entered into or existing after the date hereof will be excluded for Photronics and Powerchip and its Affiliates will be excluded for DNP when the Company attempts to allocate the value of orders with each Supplier equally).
PURCHASE ORDER ALLOCATION. Notwithstanding any other provisions in this Agreement, the Parties agree that, outsourcing or issuance of any Purchase Orders hereunder by the Company to any of the Suppliers shall be at the Company’s discretion pursuant to the best interest of the Company taking into account the preference of the Company’s customer and the qualification for the production of the Products; provided however that the Company will attempt to allocate the value of orders with each Supplier pursuant to the criteria and percentages set forth in Section 2.1 above. The Parties will review the allocation of orders between Suppliers on a quarterly basis. If at the end of each quarter the value of orders to one of the Suppliers is not consistent with the allocation set forth in Section 2.1 above, the Company will attempt to allocate orders to the Suppliers with lower valued orders for the previous quarter until such Supplier has received orders with value approximately equal to the percentages set forth in Section 2.1 above. Notwithstanding the above, each of the Parties agrees and acknowledges that if a Supplier cannot provide Product to the Company because of capacity restraints or failure to meet specifications of the Company, then the Company will be free to seek the Product from the other Supplier without regard to the allocation of Product orders between the Suppliers.