Common use of SCHEDULE OF DELIVERY Clause in Contracts

SCHEDULE OF DELIVERY. 3.1. The Goods/Supervision or other services, where relevant, shall be supplied to the Purchaser in accordance with written draw orders, issued by the Purchaser to the Supplier. The draw orders will be issued by the Purchaser at such times as it chooses, within the Basic Frame Contract Period, the “Extension Period” or the Option Period (under paragraph 2 above as applicable). 3.2. Each draw order shall specify the type/s and quantities of Goods/Supervision or other services, where relevant, required by the Purchaser and the Supplier shall deliver to the Purchaser such type/s and quantities of goods/Supervision or other services, where relevant as required according to the following: 3.2.1. First draw order 3.2.1.1 Prototypes, Type Tests and Special Documents 3.2.2. For all other draw orders

SCHEDULE OF DELIVERY. 3.1. The Goods/Supervision or other services, where relevant, Goods and/or Services shall be supplied to the Purchaser in accordance with written draw orders, issued by the Purchaser to the Supplier. The draw orders will be issued by the Purchaser at such times as it chooses, within the Basic Frame Contract Period, the “Extension Period” or the Option Period (under paragraph 2 above as applicable). 3.2. Each draw order shall specify the type/s and quantities of Goods/Supervision or other services, where relevantGoods and/or Services, required by the Purchaser and the Supplier shall deliver to the Purchaser such type/s and quantities of goods/Supervision or other services, where relevant as required according to the following: 3.2.1. First draw orderorder (for goods) 3.2.1.1 Prototypes, Type Tests and Special DocumentsPrototypes N / A. 3.2.2. For all other draw ordersorders (for goods/ tools/ parts) 3.2.3. For draw orders for Services