Purchasing Authority means the officer signing the acceptance of tender and shall include any officer who has authority to execute the relevant contract on behalf of the Purchaser.

Purchasing Authority means those positions listed, and includes any position which is higher in the Corporation’s reporting structure.

Purchasing Authority means the Beneficiary placing the Order as detailed in the Supplementary Terms and Conditions of the NICE Electronic and Print Framework Agreement document.

Examples of Purchasing Authority in a sentence

The State may terminate the Contract, any order issued pursuant to the Contract, or both when the Contractor has been provided written notice of default or non-compliance and has failed to cure the default ornon- compliance within a reasonable time, which time shall be determined in the sole discretion of the Purchasing Authority.
The Contract may not be released, discharged, changed, extended, modified, subcontracted or assigned in whole or in part (collectively, an “Amendment”) except to the extent provided by a written instrument signed by the Contractor and the Purchasing Authority.
The Contract and any amendments shall be effective when signed by Contractor and the Purchasing Authority, or at a later date specified in the Contract or Amendment.
In the event the State discovers or is notified of a typographical or other ministerial or clerical error in the Contract, the Purchasing Authority may correct such error after providing notice to the Contractor of its intent to make the correction and an opportunity for the Contractor to object that the proposed correction is not ministerial or clerical.
The Purchasing Authority may accept material changes with an amendment if such changes could not reasonably been anticipated by the parties at the time of the Solicitation and do not frustrate the competitive process or provide the Contractor with an unfair advantage, as determined by the Purchasing Administrator in his or her sole discretion.

More Definitions of Purchasing Authority

Purchasing Authority means the authority assigned to a Library employee to incur expenditures, including advance and progress payments on behalf of the Library.

Purchasing Authority means such a person as shall have been duly authorised by the Company to sign a Contract or Purchase Order or any variations thereto:

Purchasing Authority means the authority assigned to a Town employee to incur expenditures, including advance and progress payments on behalf of the Town;

Purchasing Authority means the organisation (of which is listed in the Beneficiary list) and as detailed in (Party 1) of this Agreement, placing the Order for the supply of Deliverable(s);

Purchasing Authority means the NSW Government Department of

Purchasing Authority means those positions listed and includes any position that is higher in the Corporation’s reporting structure based on approved Budget amount.

Purchasing Authority means those positions listed and includes any position which is higher in the City’s reporting structure, if a staff member with approval authority is the purchaser, the approval authority must be a higher position.