SLURRY QUANTITIES Sample Clauses

SLURRY QUANTITIES. COMPANY shall deliver Slurry in quantities mutually agreed to by COMPANY and the District’s Chief Engineer and General Manager in writing and the District shall accept the Slurry at the JWPCP. COMPANY shall provide the District a weekly forecast of the estimated Slurry quantities that it anticipates that it will deliver by Thursday at 12:00 PM of the prior week.
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SLURRY QUANTITIES. COMPANY shall deliver a minimum quantity of 90 tons per day of Slurry, six days per week, averaged each month. This quantity is mutually agreed to by COMPANY and the District’s Chief Engineer and General Manager and the District shall accept the Slurry at the JWPCP. COMPANY shall provide the District a weekly forecast of the estimated Slurry quantities that it anticipates that it will deliver by Thursday at 12:00 PM of the prior week. If COMPANY does not meet the minimum 90 tons per day quantity requirement at the end of each month, COMPANY will be provided the following month to deliver the deficient quantity. Deficient quantities which are not corrected within one month will be charged at the then current processing rate. Any deficient quantities in December 2026 cannot be corrected after contract termination and will be charged at the then current processing rate.
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