Common use of Response to Work Orders Clause in Contracts

Response to Work Orders. Upon receipt of a Work Order, the performing party shall review the Services requested therein. In its sole discretion, the performing party may agree to accept or reject the Work Order. Should the Work Order be rejected, the performing party shall make a notation to that effect on the Work Order and return it to the requesting party. Should the Work Order be accepted, the performing party shall (1) make a notation to that effect on the Work Order, and (2) prepare an Estimate of the time and costs for the requested Services as well as the time and cost of preparing said Estimate, which it will attach to the Work Order. The Estimate is non-binding and does not constitute a bid or contract maximum, and the requesting party shall remain liable for the entire actual cost as described in Section 8 below. Once the Estimate has been attached to the Work Order, the Work Order and Estimate shall be returned to the requesting party.