Common use of Request for Substitution Clause in Contracts

Request for Substitution. The Publisher may request a substitution for the edition currently recommended provided that: • The original contract price and contract date do not change, and the original contract price applies for the substituted material. • The revised edition is compatible with the earlier edition, permitting use of either or both in the same classroom. • A sample copy of the contracted and revised edition is provided to the USOE Instructional Materials Specialist for examination purposes prior to the approval of the substitution. The Commission shall make the final determination about the substitution of a new edition for a previously recommended edition with assistance from the USOE subject area specialist. If the Commission approves the substitution, the publisher agrees to submit an updated version of the program or textbook to the NIMAC for use in the creation of Braille, large print, or other formats for students with print disabilities as indicated in Senate Bill 99 of 2002, section 53A-25a-105.

Request for Substitution. The Publisher may request a substitution for the edition currently recommended provided that: • The original contract price and contract date do not change, change and the original contract price applies for the substituted material. • The revised edition is compatible with the earlier edition, permitting use of either or both in the same classroom. • A sample copy of the contracted and revised edition is provided to the USOE Instructional Materials Specialist for examination purposes prior to the approval of the substitution. The Commission shall make the final determination about the substitution of a new edition for a previously recommended edition with assistance from the USOE subject area specialist. If the Commission approves the substitution, the publisher agrees to submit an updated version of the program or textbook to the NIMAC for use in the creation of Braille, large print, or other formats for students with print disabilities as indicated in Senate Bill 99 of 2002, section 53A-25a-105.