Common use of Ways to Place an Order Clause in Contracts

Ways to Place an Order. The Contractor shall be able to receive orders by any of the following methods: phone, fax, in store via purchase order and confirming purchase order. The Contractor shall have internal controls, approved by the State of Indiana, to:

Ways to Place an Order. The Contractor shall be able to receive orders by any of the following methods: electronically via State’s punch-out, K-12/Library/OneIndiana purchasing catalog, phone, fax, in store via purchase order and confirming purchase order. The Contractor shall have internal controls, approved by the State of Indiana, to:

Ways to Place an Order. The Contractor shall be able to receive orders by any of the following methods: electronically via email, K-12/Library/OneIndiana BPS catalog, phone, fax, in store via purchase order and confirming purchase order. The Contractor shall have internal controls, approved by the State of Indiana, to:

Ways to Place an Order. The Contractor shall be able to receive orders by any of the following methods: electronically via State’s punch-out, K-12/Library/OneIndiana BPS catalog, phone, fax, in store via purchase order and confirming purchase order. The Contractor shall have internal controls, approved by the State of Indiana, to:

Ways to Place an Order. The Contractor shall be able to receive orders by any of the following methods: electronically via State’s punch-out, K-12/Library/OneIndiana BPS catalog, phone, or fax, in store via purchase order and confirming purchase order. The Contractor shall have internal controls, approved by the State of Indiana, to:

Ways to Place an Order. The Contractor shall be able to receive orders by any of the following methods: electronically via email, phone, fax, in store via purchase order and confirming purchase orderany other method allowable by the Contractor. The Contractor shall have internal controls, approved by the State of Indiana, to: