Common use of Quality Control Requirements Clause in Contracts

Quality Control Requirements. To the extent this Agreement requires Contractor to provide processed food products, all food products shall be processed in a plant with well documented comprehensive in-house quality control and HACCP Programs that are third party certified as set forth in more detail below. The District reserves the right to determine whether or not the Contractor has complied with these product specifications in its sole discretion. If the District determines that the Contractor has provided a good and/or service that does not comply with these specifications, the District may 1) refuse to accept the good and/or service at no cost to the District, 2) require goods that have already been delivered and accepted by the District to be replaced at Contractor’s expense, 3) require services that have already been performed in a manner that does not comply with Agreement to be corrected at Contractor’s expense, 4) require the Contractor to reimburse the District for the cost of the nonconforming goods and/or services, 5) order replacement goods (if Contractor cannot timely provide conforming replacement goods) and order replacement goods from another vendor and charge Contractor the difference between the price listed in Schedule A and the amount the District had to pay the other vendor for the substitute goods, 6) declare Contractor in breach of this Agreement, 7) suspend the performance of this Agreement until the breach is cured and/or 8) terminate this Agreement for cause.

Quality Control Requirements. To the extent this Agreement requires Contractor to provide processed food products, all food products shall be processed in a plant with well documented comprehensive in-house quality control and HACCP Programs that are third party certified as set forth in more detail below. The District reserves the right to determine whether or not the Contractor has complied with these product specifications in its sole discretion. If the District determines that the Contractor has provided a good and/or service that does not comply with these specifications, the District may 1) refuse to accept the good and/or service at no cost to the District, 2) require goods that have already been delivered and accepted by the District to be replaced at Contractor’s expense, 3) require services that have already been performed in a manner that does not comply with Agreement to be corrected at Contractor’s expense, 4) require the Contractor to reimburse the District for the cost of the nonconforming goods and/or services, 5) order replacement goods (if Contractor cannot timely provide conforming replacement goods) and order replacement goods from another vendor and charge Contractor the difference between the price listed in Schedule A Attachment B and the amount the District had to pay the other vendor for the substitute goods, 6) declare Contractor in breach of this Agreement, 7) suspend the performance of this Agreement until the breach is cured and/or 8) terminate this Agreement for cause.