Common use of Routine Deliveries Beyond Early Delivery Final Date Clause in Contracts

Routine Deliveries Beyond Early Delivery Final Date. Contractor shall make delivery in trucks with solid or waterproof tarps to stockpile locations within any Sub- District location for which it has received Award of Contract. Deliveries must be pre-scheduled with district designated personnel a minimum of 1 business day prior to the anticipated delivery date. Scheduling must include anticipated quantities, locations and timeframe for delivery. Delivery must be 100% completed within ten (10) business days after placement of order. For each business day that delivery extends beyond this 10-day limit, INDOT and OSAs reserve the right to assess liquidated damages at two percent (2%) per day not to exceed a maximum of 10% of the order and will be deducted from any money due the Contractor, not as a penalty but as liquidated damages. When the Contractor contacts INDOT or the OSAs to confirm delivery (as stated in previous paragraph), should the Ordering Entity no longer need the salt originally ordered, the Contractor will provide the liquidated damages amount in the form of a check to the Ordering Entity. In this instance, the amount shall be calculated beginning on the tenth business day and spanning to the date of order cancellation, but not to exceed the maximum amount previously stated. Should there be any discrepancies, the State Vendor Manager shall evaluate the situation and provide guidance. Orders shall be placed by telephone or email during regular working hours to the office specified by the Contractor. The Contractor should provide a single telephone number and a single email address for all orders made for each purchase order. The Contractor shall provide order confirmation via e-mail or fax, so that each INDOT District and OSA can provide verification for each telephone or email order.

Routine Deliveries Beyond Early Delivery Final Date. Contractor shall make delivery in trucks with solid or waterproof tarps to stockpile locations within any Sub- District location for which it has received Award of Contract. Deliveries must be pre-scheduled with district designated personnel a minimum of 1 business day prior to the anticipated delivery date. Scheduling must include anticipated quantities, locations and timeframe for delivery. Delivery must be 100% completed within ten (10) business days after placement of order. For each business day that delivery extends beyond this 10-day limit, INDOT and OSAs reserve the right to assess liquidated damages at two percent (2%) per day not to exceed a maximum of 10% of the order and will be deducted from any money due the Contractor, not as a penalty but as liquidated damages. When the Contractor contacts INDOT or the OSAs to confirm delivery (as stated in previous paragraph), should the Ordering Entity no longer need the salt originally ordered, the Contractor will provide the liquidated damages amount in the form of a check to the Ordering Entity. In this instance, the amount shall be calculated beginning on the tenth business day and spanning to the date of order cancellation, but not to exceed the maximum amount previously stated. Should there be any discrepancies, the State Vendor Manager shall evaluate the situation and provide guidance. Orders shall be placed by telephone or email during regular working hours to the office specified by the Contractor. The Contractor should provide a single telephone number and a single email address for all orders made for each purchase order. The Contractor shall provide order confirmation via e-mail e -mail or fax, so that each INDOT District and OSA can provide verification for each telephone or email order.

Routine Deliveries Beyond Early Delivery Final Date. Contractor shall make delivery in trucks with solid or waterproof tarps to stockpile locations within any Sub- District location for which it has received Award of Contract. Deliveries must be pre-pre- scheduled with district designated personnel a minimum of 1 business day prior to the anticipated delivery date. Scheduling must include anticipated quantities, locations and timeframe for delivery. Delivery must be 100% completed within ten (10) business days after placement of order. For each business day that delivery extends beyond this 10-day limit, INDOT and OSAs reserve the right to assess liquidated damages at two percent (2%) per day not to exceed a maximum of 10% of the order and will be deducted from any money due the Contractor, not as a penalty but as liquidated damages. When the Contractor contacts INDOT or the OSAs to confirm delivery (as stated in previous paragraph), should the Ordering Entity no longer need the salt originally ordered, the Contractor will provide the liquidated damages amount in the form of a check to the Ordering Entity. In this instance, the amount shall be calculated beginning on the tenth business day and spanning to the date of order cancellation, but not to exceed the maximum amount previously stated. Should there be any discrepancies, the State Vendor Manager shall evaluate the situation and provide guidance. Orders shall be placed by telephone or email during regular working hours to the office specified by the Contractor. The Contractor should provide a single telephone number and a single email address for all orders made for each purchase order. The Contractor shall provide order confirmation via e-mail or fax, so that each INDOT District and OSA can provide verification for each telephone or email order.