Run No-Shows and Delays Sample Clauses

Run No-Shows and Delays. Any run that arrives at its destination forty-five (45) or more minutes later than the time specified by the Board shall be considered a “No-Show”. All runs must be completed, even those considered a “No-Show.” No payment will be made for runs that STS deem to be “no shows” which are the fault of the Vendor. Vendor shall notify the Board and the appropriate school(s) by phone if for any reason a run will arrive at any school(s) fifteen (15) or more minutes after the agreed upon time.
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Run No-Shows and Delays. Any run that arrives at its destination forty-five (45) or more minutes later than the time specified by the Board shall be considered a “No-Show”. All runs must be completed, even those considered a “No-Show.” No payment will be made for runs that STS deem to be “no shows” which are the fault of the Vendor. This Agreement will be posted on the CPS website. DocuSign Envelope ID: 09D67A07-6BB4-4E44-B381-20D07A51B5FD Vendor shall notify the Board and the appropriate school(s) by phone if for any reason a run will arrive at any school(s) fifteen (15) or more minutes after the agreed upon time.

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