Lead Time definition

Lead Time means the quoted timeframe calculated between the date of receipt of the PO by Supplier and the Delivery Date.

Lead Time means the mutually agreed upon minimum amount of time in advance of shipment that Jabil must receive a Build Schedule in order to deliver Product by the requested delivery date.

Lead Time means the time that Buyer and Supplier have agreed is the total time needed for Supplier to meet a Delivery Date for Goods following receipt of a requirement for such Goods, as measured based on the date of receipt of the relevant Goods at Buyer’s facility.

Examples of Lead Time in a sentence

• In many African countries, AGOA exports have been limited to few products and hence at every AGOA forum over the last thirteen years, African Ministers of trade have been deliberating on how better to utilize the opportunity (www.agoa.info accessed on October 10, 2013).

• If Owner has disputed a Dispatch Notice under Section 4.6 (i) (Minimum Load) (ii) (Minimum Run Time) (iii) (Minimum Off Time) (iv) (Start-up Lead Time and Ramping constraint), or (v) (Unit Availability Limit) and such dispute is not resolved prior to the time for delivery, Owner will use reasonable efforts to comply with the Dispatch Notice, but shall not be liable to CAISO if it is unable to do so and Owner prevails in the dispute.

• If Owner has disputed a Dispatch Notice under Section 4.6 (i) (Minimum Load) (ii) (Minimum Run Time) (iii) (Minimum Off Time) (iv) (Start-up Lead Time and Ramping Constraint), or (v) (Unit Availability Limit) and such dispute is not resolved prior to the time for delivery, Owner will use reasonable efforts to comply with the Dispatch Notice, but shall not be liable to CAISO if it is unable to do so and Owner prevails in the dispute.

• Bidder shall insert in the "Discount" tab of the bid the Lead Time expressed as the number of calendar days after receipt of order that delivery will be made.

• Daily On Time Percentage #30} / 30 Days Probation/Default Process:The Company will be determined to be default of the Contract when the “Thirty Day Lead Time Performance Average” falls below 80%.

More Definitions of Lead Time

Lead Time means the time between the date an Order is sent and the Delivery Date.

Lead Time means the period specified in the Spare Parts Catalog that represents the minimum time required between acceptance by IAE of an order by Spirit for Spare Parts and commencement of delivery of such Spare Parts.

Lead Time means the typical period of time between the date a Purchase Order for Product or Finished Device is received by Seller and the date the item can be available for shipment.

Lead Time means the maximum time within which Supplier agrees to deliver Goods after receipt of a delivery requirement for such Goods. Unless otherwise mutually agreed between Buyer and Supplier, Lead Times are measured based on the date of receipt of the relevant Goods at Buyer's facility.

Lead Time means, for each Product, the total lead time required for the Supplier to manufacture and supply the Product (including procurement of required raw materials, commodities and components), as indicated per Product in Schedule 1;

Lead Time means the elapsed time between customer notice and the commencement of maintenance activities.

Lead Time means the agreed number of calendar weeks or days from the date a Release is issued for an Item to the date the Item is to be received by the Seller.