WITHDRAWAL OF WORK Sample Clauses

WITHDRAWAL OF WORK. (a) The Government may, at its option and during the performance of this Contract unilaterally have any of the work contemplated by Section C, Statement of Work, of this Contract performed by either another Contractor or to have the work performed by Government employees. (b) Work may be withdrawn: (1) In order for the Government to conduct pilot programs; (2) If the Contractor’s estimated cost of the work is considered unreasonable; (3) For less than satisfactory performance by the Contractor; or (4) For any other reason deemed by the Contracting Officer to be in the best interests of the Government. (c) If the withdrawn work has been authorized under the Performance Measurement Baseline for the current year, the work shall be terminated in accordance with the procedures in the Section I Clause entitled, FAR 52.249-6, Termination (Cost- Reimbursement). (d) If any work is withdrawn by the Contracting Officer, the Contractor agrees to fully cooperate with the new performing entity and to provide whatever support is required.

WITHDRAWAL OF WORK. (a) DOE reserves the unilateral right to have any of the work contemplated by Section C, (b) Work may be withdrawn from the Contractor for any reason in the best interests of the Government, including, but not limited to: 1. Facilitate transition of work, or pilot programs, 2. The Contractor's estimated costs are considered unreasonable, 3. The Contractor’s performance is deemed to be less than satisfactory.

WITHDRAWAL OF WORK. Owner reserves for its own convenience the right to withdraw from the Work to be performed by Contractor any portion or portions thereof from time to time, and to do or perform such portion or portions of the Work for its own account, or to contract for the doing or performance of said Work by others.

WITHDRAWAL OF WORK. In case the Publisher fails to keep said Work in print and for sale and, after written demand from the Author, declines or neglects to reprint the Work within six months and to offer it for sale, or in the event that, after one year from the date of the first publication, the Work in the opinion of the Publisher is no longer merchantable or profitable, and it gives one month's notice to the Author of its desire and intention to discontinue publication, this contract shall terminate and all rights preserved, with any plates of illustrations furnished by the Author and any remaining copies and sheets shall be transferred to the Author, provided that the Author shall pay the manufacturing costs (including composition) of such plates and the manufacturing cost of such remaining copies or sheets, in default of which payments the Publisher shall have the rights to destroy any plates and to sell remaining copies or sheets at cost or less, without payment of royalty to the Author upon such copies or sheets. In case of the termination of the contract, if the copyright is in the name of the Publisher it shall assign said copyright to the Author. The Work shall not be considered to be out of print if it is on public sale in any printed edition, in the United States, or if there shall be in existence a contract for cheap edition publication which provides for publication within six (6) months after the work is out of print in the regular edition.