DELIVERY STRUCTURES Sample Clauses

The DELIVERY STRUCTURES clause defines the methods and logistics by which goods, services, or deliverables are provided to the receiving party under a contract. It typically outlines the timing, location, and manner of delivery, such as specifying whether items are shipped directly to a client site, delivered electronically, or made available for pickup. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of their responsibilities and expectations regarding delivery, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or delays related to the fulfillment of contractual obligations.
DELIVERY STRUCTURES. ‌ (a) Determination of Size and Location of Delivery Structures‌ Project water made available to the Agency pursuant to this contract shall be delivered to the Agency at such locations and times and through delivery structures of such capacities as are requested by the Agency and approved by the State.
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DELIVERY STRUCTURES. ‌ (a) <Determination of Size and Location of Delivery Structures> Project water made available to the District pursuant to this contract shall be delivered to the District at such locations and times and through delivery structures of such capacities as are requested by the District and approved by the State.
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DELIVERY STRUCTURES. (a) Determination of Size and Location of Delivery Structures
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DELIVERY STRUCTURES. 16 (a) <Determination of Size and Location of Delivery Structures> 16 (b) <District Requests for Initial Delivery Structures> 16 (c) <Requests by District for Additional Delivery Structures> 16 (d) <District to Advance Funds for Additional Delivery Structures> 16
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DELIVERY STRUCTURES. (a) Determination of Size and Location of Delivery Structures Project water made available to the Agency pursuant to this contract shall be delivered to the Agency at such locations and times and through delivery structures of such capacities as are requested by the Agency and approved by the State. (b) Agency Requests as to Initial Delivery Structures Pursuant to subdivision (a) of this article, the Agency shall furnish to the State on or before June 30, 1963, its written requests as to: (1) The location of delivery structures for delivery of project water to it. (2) The time at which project water is first to be delivered through each such delivery structure. (3) The maximum instantaneous flow capacity in cubic feet per second to be provided in each such delivery structure. (4) The maximum amount of water in acre-feet to be delivered in any one month through each such delivery structure. (5) The total combined maximum instantaneous flow capacity in cubic feet per second to be provided by all such delivery structures. (6) The total maximum amount of water in acre-feet to be delivered in any one month through all such delivery structures. (c) Requests by Agency for Additional Delivery Structures From time to time the Agency may request delivery structures in addition to those requested pursuant to subdivision (b) of this article.
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DELIVERY STRUCTURES. (a) Project water made available to the District pursuant to this contract shall be delivered to the District at such locations and times and through delivery structures of such capacities as are requested by the District and approved by the State. (b) Pursuant to subdivision (a) of this article, the District shall furnish to the State on or before December 31, 1961, its written requests as to: (1) The location of delivery structures for delivery of project water to it. (2) The time at which project water is first to be delivered through each such delivery structure. (3) The maximum instantaneous flow capacity in cubic feet per second to be provided in each such delivery structure. (4) The maximum amount of water in acre-feet to be delivered in any one month through each such delivery structure. (5) The total combined maximum instantaneous flow capacity in cubic feet per second to be provided by all such delivery structures. (6) The total maximum amount of water in acre-feet to be delivered in any one month through all such delivery structures. (c) From time to time the District may request delivery structures in addition to those requested pursuant to subdivision (b) of this article. (d) The District shall pay all of the costs of delivery structures for the delivery of water to it, and shall deposit with the State, prior to the commencement of construction of any such delivery structure not yet constructed, or by March 1, 1963, for any delivery structure under construction, an amount of money estimated by the State to be sufficient to cover the costs thereof.
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DELIVERY STRUCTURES a) Water delivered to Contractor pursuant to this contract shall be provided from District facilities through delivery structures to be located at such locations as may be mutually agreed upon. Such delivery structures shall be designed and constructed or caused to be constructed by District. Design and bid costs shall be subject to favorable review and approval by the Contractor prior to award of construction contract for the delivery structure. District shall pay for the cost of the land, automated controls and reporting systems, nozzle turnout and shutoff valve portion of each of said structures, and Contractor shall pay the total cost of acquiring and installing the measuring devices, the vault or housing and the flow regulating devices, if any, of each of said structures as said devices and facilities are shown on Exhibit C attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof. Upon thirty (30) days' written notice by District, Contractor shall deposit with District prior to such acquisition and installation an amount of money estimated by District to be sufficient to cover such cost to be borne by Contractor. In the event such estimate proves to be low, Contractor shall pay to District upon written demand therefor the difference between District's estimate and the actual cost to be borne by Contractor. In the event such estimate proves to be high, District shall refund to Contractor promptly the difference between the actual cost to be so borne by Contractor and the amount of said deposit. b) Title to all delivery structures and to all appurtenances up to and including the control valve shall be in District and Contractor shall have no obligations or responsibilities with respect thereto and shall be under no obligation to operate, maintain, repair, replace or relocate the same.
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