Sun-Unique Turnkey Components Sample Clauses

Sun-Unique Turnkey Components. 10.1.1 Sun authorizes Supplier to manufacture or procure SUTCs in accordance with the SUTC Lead-time and Forecast. Any changes to the lead-times set forth in the Award Letter shall be approved in writing by the authorized representatives of both parties. However, Sun may elect, in its sole discretion, to specify a maximum amount of SUTC material. In such case, Supplier will only purchase up to that amount and immediately notify Sun in writing of any impact to Supplier’s ability to meet the Forecast and to provide upside support under Article 6 (Flexibility). Sun must pre-approve in writing all purchases of SUTCs outside the SUTC Lead-time or Forecast. Sun’s only payment obligation with respect to SUTCs that are subject to an Intervening Event will be for Obsolete Materials as set forth in Article 10.2. For the avoidance of doubt, Supplier will be responsible for all costs of disposing of all other materials (i.e., all non-SUTC materials) that have been subject to a reduction in demand against the Forecast at no cost to Sun. Supplier acknowledges that Sun employs a replenishment driven process that is triggered by actual customer consumption and agrees to minimize Sun’s payments for Supplier inventory by effectively managing Supplier’s inventory within Sun’s Delivery Lead-times, SUTC Lead-times and Forecast. 10.1.2 Unless otherwise agreed by both parties in the Product Award Letter, Supplier acknowledges that Sun shall have no liability for any materials, components or other manufacturing materials for Products unless such materials have been identified as a SUTC in the Product Award Letter. In the event that such materials are or have been identified as a SUTC, then Sun’s maximum liability for any SUTC shall be pursuant to the terms of the Agreement. 10.1.3 Commencing on January 1, 2006 unless an earlier date is agreed to by the parties, Supplier agrees that it shall not purchase or acquire any components or materials identified as a SUTC that contain hazardous substances banned by the Environmental Regulations unless it has received Sun’s prior written consent to acquire such materials. Supplier further agrees that it shall not purchase or acquire any components or materials identified as a SUTC that contain hazardous substances banned by the Environmental Regulations that cannot be incorporated into or used in Products that will be “put on the market” by July 1, 2006 unless otherwise agreed by Sun in writing. For purposes of clarity, the term “put on the...
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Sun-Unique Turnkey Components. 10.1.1 Sun authorizes Supplier to manufacture or procure SUTCs in accordance with the SUTC Lead-time and Forecast. Any changes to the lead-times set forth in the Award Letter shall be approved in writing by the authorized representatives of both parties. However, Sun may elect, in its sole discretion, to specify a maximum amount of SUTC material. In such case, Supplier will only purchase up to that amount and immediately notify Sun in writing of any impact to Supplier’s ability to meet the Forecast and to provide upside support under Article 6 (Flexibility). Sun must pre-approve in writing all purchases of SUTCs outside the SUTC Lead-time or Forecast. Sun’s only payment obligation with respect to SUTCs that are subject to an Intervening Event will be for Obsolete Materials as set forth in Article 10.
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