Common use of DEADLINE FOR DELIVERY Clause in Contracts

DEADLINE FOR DELIVERY. The maximum delivery time of the goods will be based on whether the spare parts are ordinary or for an aircraft in the AOG situation. The delivery period is calculated from the day following the notification of the based contract award to the day in which all the requested material is made available to the carrier to be sent: − For ordinary spare parts: maximum 7 calendar days. − For spare parts of aircraft in the AOG situation: 2 calendar days. When the delivery period is one of the awarding criteria for based contracts, the contracts will include the one offered by the successful bidder. In their bids for based contracts, companies may not propose a delivery period exceeding the one established in this section, being excluded from the tender if they do so. In case the delivery period is not specified, the maximum periods established in this section shall be of application. In the event that it is not possible to have stock of any of the parts requested within the maximum periods established in this section for all the winners of the framework agreement, SENASA may establish another specific deadline for that spare part, which will be duly communicated to the winners of the framework agreement.

DEADLINE FOR DELIVERY. The maximum delivery time of the goods will be based on whether the spare parts are ordinary or for an aircraft in the AOG situation. The delivery period is calculated from the day following the notification of the based contract award to the day in which all the requested material is made available to the carrier to be sent: −  For ordinary spare parts: maximum 7 calendar days. −  For spare parts of aircraft in the AOG situation: 2 calendar days. When the delivery period is one of the awarding criteria for based contracts, the contracts will include the one offered by the successful bidder. In their bids for based contracts, companies may not propose a delivery period exceeding the one established in this section, being excluded from the tender if they do so. In addition, in the event that a company is awarded and fails to meet the delivery deadline in consecutive awards, the Contracting Manager may propose the exclusion of this company for the next bidding, this decision being taken by the managing contracting body. In case the delivery period is not specified, the maximum periods established in this section shall be of application. In the event that it is not possible to have stock of any of the parts requested within the maximum periods established in this section for all the winners of the framework agreement, SENASA may establish another specific deadline for that spare part, which will be duly communicated to the winners of the framework agreement.