Common use of Delivery to Site Clause in Contracts

Delivery to Site. 13.1 The Supplier endeavours to ensure that the Goods are delivered to the Customer, subject to clause 18, on or by the Delivery Date and at the Site or other place reasonably specified by the Customer by notice in writing to the Supplier not less than 14 days prior to the Delivery Date (Site). 13.2 The Supplier may deliver the Goods to the Customer in any number of instalments. 13.3 The Customer must ensure that a clean and safe area is available for the Goods to be delivered and unloaded at the Site. 13.4 Unless otherwise specified in Item 9(b), the Customer must arrange at its cost for the Goods to be unloaded at the Site. 13.5 Delivery of the Goods is deemed to have occurred when the Goods are made available at the Site for unloading from the Supplier's arranged transport. 13.6 If the Customer is unable to accept Delivery of the Goods on the Delivery Date (as extended), then the Supplier must store the Goods for up to the maximum period specified in Item 9(c) and deliver or make the Goods available for collection on the extended date. 13.7 The Supplier must ensure that any Goods stored under subclause 13.6 are reasonably secured. 13.8 The Customer must pay the Supplier's standard storage costs and additional delivery charges (if applicable) for all Goods so stored, when payment of the Purchase Price is due or if the Purchase Price has been paid, on demand. 13.9 Without limiting subclause 13.3, if any vehicle of the Supplier or any person delivering the Goods on behalf of the Supplier is disabled or damaged due to the condition of the delivery area, the Customer is liable for the cost of repair or salvage of the vehicle. 13.10 The Supplier must use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the Goods are supplied with suitable Delivery Items to enable the Goods to be loaded onto trolleys, cranes, trucks, forklifts or similar vehicles. 13.11 Any Delivery Items supplied to the Customer under subclause 13.10 must be maintained in good condition and returned empty by the Customer, and otherwise in a condition corresponding to their supply, to the Supplier or made available for collection by the Supplier when no longer being used with the Goods. Such items must not be used for any purpose other than holding the Goods. 13.12 The Customer must reimburse the Supplier for the Supplier's reasonable costs associated with any repair or replacement of the Delivery Items required because of any damage to or loss of the Delivery Items caused by the Customer or because of the failure of the Customer to return the Delivery Items when reasonably requested by the Supplier.