Rush Order definition

Rush Order means a Work Order issued by Citizens for Contingent Worker(s) that are needed for an Assignment that day, or the next day;

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Rush Order means a Purchase Order requesting emergency delivery (pursuant to terms and conditions set out herein) issued by a Customer. Any Purchase Order which is requesting AOG, Critical or Expedite delivery will be considered by the Seller as a Rush Order.

Rush Order means orders that fall outside of the weekly scheduled pick-ups;

Examples of Rush Order in a sentence

• We will add a Rush Order fee of $25 to your Purchase balance if you request that a new or replacement Card be sent to you on an expedited basis.

• Card Replacement Rush Order Fee You can request that a new or replacement Card be sent to you on an expedited basis.

• Upon notification of a Rush Order by Citizens’ Contract Manager and within the timeframe designated by Citizens, the Vendor shall accommodate the Rush Order requirements.

• Card Replacement Rush Order Fee You can request that a new or replacement Card besent to you on an expedited basis.

• Vivint may increase the Unit Price of each Product that is subject to a Rush Order by ten percent (10%).

• If Vivint Solar submits a Purchase Order with a Delivery Schedule that does not allow for the Required Lead Time (a “Rush Order”), and Vivint accepts such Purchase Order, Vivint shall use commercially reasonable efforts to fill any such Rush Order, including using the buffer inventory maintained pursuant to Section 7.1, if any, to fulfill any such Rush Order.

• Where SMC issues a Rush Order that is not included in the forecast, SMC shall pay the extra fee which SMC has reviewed and approved.

• Within five (5) Business Days after receipt, Vivint shall accept and acknowledge in writing all Purchase Orders submitted by Vivint Solar except those that (i) do not conform to this Agreement, or (ii) are for a Rush Order when there is insufficient buffer inventory.

• Notwithstanding anything in this Section 3.1.4, Vivint shall be under no obligation to accept a Rush Order if the PO Product Quantity exceeds the buffer inventory of the ordered Products, if any, maintained pursuant to Section 7.1 as of the first Scheduled Ship Date proposed by Vivint Solar under such Purchase Order.

• Upon placement of a rush order, Customer shall make a full payment for the Order, along with any additional fees, including but not limited to a nonrefundable Rush Order Placement Fee.

More Definitions of Rush Order

Rush Order means a requisition for supplies or services that requires expedited handling on a special basis to meet urgent program needs.

Rush Order has the meaning set forth in Section 4.1.1(b).

Rush Order means SMC’s orders, acknowledged by both parties, in which the period between the time such order was placed and the specified delivery date is shorter than standard lead-time for the ordered products.

Rush Order means a Purchase Order requesting emergency delivery (pursuant to

Rush Order means an order that requires shipment in less than the vendor’s normal lead time. Also means an order that must be processed outside of its chronological order of receipt.

Rush Order means Services that are required to be completed faster than the usual estimated delivery outlined in the Estimated Delivery Schedule (see Section 16).