Ramp-Up Plan Clause Samples

A Ramp-Up Plan clause outlines the structured process by which a service provider gradually increases the level or scope of services delivered to a client. Typically, this involves defined phases or milestones, with specific targets or deliverables to be met at each stage, allowing both parties to monitor progress and make adjustments as needed. The core function of this clause is to ensure a smooth and manageable transition to full service delivery, minimizing operational risks and allowing for early identification and resolution of potential issues.
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Ramp-Up Plan. The Parties acknowledge that they intend to expand their Y4 NAND Flash Memory Product manufacturing capacity through development of the Y4 Facility according to volumes and timing set forth in Schedule 6.5(b) (including to [***] L/M, the “Ramp-Up Plan”). The Parties will discuss in good faith whether the production capacity of Y4 should be expanded by the Parties toward the Y4 Facility’s targeted capacity of approximately [***] L/M.
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Ramp-Up Plan. The Ramp Up Period is planned to take place over the [***] of series production, and will last until [***] after the Start of Production Date or, if Amazon does not order [***] Delivery Vehicles during such 6-month period, the manufacture of [***] Delivery Vehicles. The production plan during the Ramp Up Period is set forth below: • Calendar month commencing on Start of Production Date (Calendar Month 1): [***] Delivery Vehicles • The next subsequent calendar month (Calendar Month 2): [***] Delivery Vehicles • The next subsequent calendar month (Calendar Month 3): [***] Delivery Vehicles • The next subsequent calendar month (Calendar Month 4): [***] Delivery Vehicles • The next subsequent calendar month (Calendar Month 5): [***] Delivery Vehicles • The next subsequent calendar month (Calendar Month 6): [***] Delivery Vehicles • The next subsequent calendar month (Calendar Month 7): [***] Delivery Vehicles (able to achieve planned steady-state production) [***] [***] [***] AGREED POTENTIAL NON-US TERRITORIES [***] PRE-PRODUCTION DELIVERY VEHICLES
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Ramp-Up Plan. The Parties acknowledge that they intend to expand their Y3 NAND Flash Memory Product manufacturing capacity through development of the Y3 Facility according to volumes and timing set forth in Schedule 6.3(b) (including to [***] L/M, the "Ramp-Up Plan"). The Parties will discuss in good [***] INDICATES THAT CERTAIN INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO RULE 24B-2. CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED WITH RESPECT TO THE OMITTED PORTIONS. faith whether the production capacity of Y3 should be expanded by the Parties toward the Y3 Facility's targeted capacity of approximately [***] L/M.
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