Commitment for GM Requirements Sample Clauses

The Commitment for GM Requirements clause establishes the obligation of one party to meet specific requirements related to genetically modified (GM) materials or products. In practice, this clause may require a supplier to certify that their goods are free from GM ingredients or to comply with certain testing and documentation standards regarding GM content. Its core function is to ensure that contractual products adhere to agreed-upon GM standards, thereby managing compliance risks and meeting regulatory or customer expectations.
Commitment for GM Requirements. For the term of this Agreement, subject ------------------------------ to paragraph 1 .2(d)(iii) of this Agreement, DRA agrees to sell and GM agrees to purchase one hundred percent (100%) of GM's production and current production model service requirements for Components in the United States and Canada, except for GEO and Saturn production requirements as of the date hereof. This Agreement also applies to GM's requirements for those production and current production model service Components presently produced by DRA's Mexican licensee, GCI, or any successor to GCI. Additionally, DRA agrees, and commits through its purchase offer, to capacitize its operations to the full extent of GM's requirements for such Components; and shall not rebill GM for the cost of any tooling or equipment transferred pursuant to the Asset Purchase Agreement or otherwise related to the PG-260 program, other than those expenditures 1.1. For purposes of this Agreement, the term "Components" shall mean any one or more of the motor vehicle light duty starter motors listed and specifically designated as Category A - Straight Drive Models or Category B - Planetary Gear Models, in the Supply Schedule attached hereto as Annex "A", plus any subsequent light duty starter motors specifically designated as "replacements" for those models listed in Annex "A", which are required by GM for use as original equipment or service parts between the effective date of this Agreement and July 31, 2004, provided, however, that "Components" shall not include (i) remanufactured motor vehicle light duty starter motors and parts and sub- assemblies, and (ii) motor vehicle light duty starter motors and parts and assemblies for past model service.
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Commitment for GM Requirements. For the term of this Agreement, ------------------------------ subject to paragraphs 1.2(d)(iii) and 1.2(e) of this Agreement, DRA agrees to sell and GM agrees to purchase one hundred percent (100%) of GM's production and current production model service requirements for Components in the United States and Canada. Additionally, DRA agrees, and commits through its purchase offer, to capacitize its operations to the full extent of GM's requirements for such Components; and shall not rebill GM for the cost of any tooling or equipment transferred pursuant to the Asset Purchase Agreement. Separate provisions will be negotiated for service parts currently distributed by AC Delco and/or GM Service Parts Operations. To the extent that GM purchases any Components indirectly (e.g., incorporated into a sub-assembly 1.1 For purposes of this Agreement, the term "Components" shall mean any one or more of the motor vehicle components listed in the Supply Schedule attached hereto as Annex "A", plus any other new or replacement component which is required by GM for use as original equipment or service parts between the effective date of this Agreement and July 31, 1997, provided, however, that "Components" shall not include (i) remanufactured motor vehicle heavy duty starter motors and parts and sub-assemblies, and (ii) motor vehicle heavy duty starter motors and parts and assemblies for past model service.
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