Preferred Supplier means a person named in Schedule F;
Preferred Supplier means a person named as such in an applicable Terms Agreement;
Preferred Supplier means a person named in Schedule E;
Examples of Preferred Supplier in a sentence
UT System will use commercially reasonable efforts to avoid public disclosure of the contents of a proposal prior to selection of Preferred Supplier.
UT System may make the selection of Preferred Supplier on the basis of the proposals initially submitted, without discussion, clarification or modification.
In that event, UT System will defer further action on proposals not included within the competitive range pending the selection of Preferred Supplier; provided, however, UT System reserves the right to include additional proposals in the competitive range if deemed to be in the best interests of UT System.
After submission of a proposal but before final selection of Preferred Supplier is made, UT System may permit a Proposer to revise its proposal in order to obtain Proposer's best and final offer.
In the alternative, UT System may make the selection of Preferred Supplier on the basis of negotiation with any of Proposers.
More Definitions of Preferred Supplier
Preferred Supplier means a supplier that has been selected as a preferred supplier under a Preferred Supplier Arrangement;
Preferred Supplier means the supplier who submits the lowest priced bid meeting all terms, conditions and specifications of the invitation to tender or who submits the highest ranking proposal
Preferred Supplier means that, provided Flextronics submits to Customer a quotation for such Repair Services that is at least as competitive (in terms of price, quality, delivery, performance and other standard benchmarks) as any other bona fide quotation(s) submitted by a third-party alternate Repair Service provider, the Customer shall place such business with Flextronics on a right of first refusal basis during the term of the Agreement. Flextronics acknowledges that this provision shall not apply to any Repair Services Customer elects, in its discretion, to perform internally.
Preferred Supplier means the supplier who has been selected through the competition, but with whom a contractual agreement has not been signed.
Preferred Supplier means that Company will use commercially reasonable efforts to purchase Material from Supplier over equivalent (i.e., price, functionality or performance) material offered by another supplier pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Except for the Preferred Supplier status described in the foregoing sentence, it is expressly understood and agreed that this Agreement neither grants to Supplier an exclusive right or privilege to manufacture, repair, or source all Material of the type described in this Agreement, nor requires the purchase of any manufactured, repaired, or sourced Material from Supplier by Company. It is, therefore, understood that Company may contract with other manufacturers and suppliers for the manufacture or repair of Material and other products.
Preferred Supplier means that Freescale will be given an equal opportunity to bid on all Non-Baseband Products required by Motorola, and if Freescale’s bid is equal to or better than other bids received by Motorola with respect to pricing, timing and features, then Freescale will be awarded a percentage share that is consistent with a commercially reasonable dual source strategy. The parties acknowledge that while Motorola’s preferred suppliers typically receive between 25% to 75% share of Motorola’s requirements, no particular percentage commitment for Non-Baseband Products is intended under this Section. If Freescale submits a bid for a Non-Baseband Product opportunity, and is not selected, Freescale may submit the matter to the dispute resolution mechanism detailed in Section 3B of this Supplement. The parties will enter into Development Agreements for Non-Baseband Products awarded to Freescale that will establish terms for the sale of such Non-Baseband Products. If not already in place, the parties will promptly begin negotiations toward Development Agreements for the Non-Baseband Products listed in the Non-Baseband Schedule to this Supplement. All of the conditions set out in Section 4(A), (B), (C) and (D) above apply to Motorola’s obligation to purchase the minimum share awarded to Freescale pursuant to Motorola’s commercially reasonable dual source strategy. In addition, provided Motorola makes commercially reasonable efforts throughout the term of this Agreement to design Non-Baseband Products into such quantities and types of handsets that are in the aggregate, out of the entire portfolio of handsets designed by Motorola, reasonably likely and in good faith intended to achieve purchases of whatever minimum share Motorola awards Freescale for such Products, Motorola will not be deemed to be in breach of its commitment to purchase such share if Motorola’s failure to is caused by Motorola designing Freescale Products into particular models of handsets that (i) do not sell as many units as equivalent handsets containing products from alternate suppliers or (ii) do not launch on the dates planned resulting in a delay on the end-of-life of handsets that contain products from alternate suppliers. Motorola will use good faith efforts to cure any such failures but Freescale shall have no claim against Motorola regarding such failures including claims that Motorola failed to use good faith efforts to cure.
Preferred Supplier. A Qualified Supplier whose tender is selected at the outcome of a Call for Tenders. Gas: Natural gas delivered by the Supplier to GRTgaz. Day: Period of twenty-three (23), twenty-four (24) or twenty-five (25) consecutive Hours, starting at 6 a.m. (06:00) on a given day and ending at six a.m. (06:00) the next day. The date of the Day is the date when the Day begins.