Common use of Shipment of Goods Clause in Contracts

Shipment of Goods. To the extent that the Deliverables include the shipment of goods to the County, all such goods shall be Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) (Incoterms 2010) to the County’s place of business or such other location as may be specified in the Contract. No transportation or delivery charges of any kind, including, without limitation, packing, boxing, storage, cartage or customs brokerage charges, shall be paid by the County, unless specifically agreed by the County in writing. The Deliverables will be suitably packed in such a manner as will ensure their safe transportation undamaged to their destination. The Deliverables will remain at the risk of the Contractor until the Deliverables are received by the County. Receipt of the Deliverables at the County’s location does not constitute acceptance of the Deliverables by the County. The Deliverables are subject to the County’s inspection and acceptance within a reasonable period of time after delivery. If any of the Deliverables, in the opinion of the County, are inadequately provided or require corrections, the Contractor shall make the necessary corrections at its own expense as specified by the County in a rectification notice.

Shipment of Goods. To the extent that the Deliverables include the shipment of goods to the County, all such goods shall be Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) (Incoterms 2010) to the County’s place of business or such other location as may be specified in the Contract. No transportation or delivery charges of any kind, including, without limitation, packing, boxing, storage, cartage or customs brokerage charges, shall be paid by the County, unless specifically agreed by the County in writing. The Deliverables will be suitably packed in such a manner as will ensure their safe transportation undamaged to their destination. The Deliverables will remain at the risk of the Contractor Consultant until the Deliverables are received by the County. Receipt of the Deliverables at the County’s location does not constitute acceptance of the Deliverables by the County. The Deliverables are subject to the County’s inspection and acceptance within a reasonable period of time after delivery. If any of the Deliverables, in the opinion of the County, are inadequately provided or require corrections, the Contractor Consultant shall make the necessary corrections at its own expense as specified by the County in a rectification notice.