MULTIPLE VENDORS Sample Clauses
The Multiple Vendors clause establishes the terms under which a party may engage or contract with more than one supplier or service provider for the same or related goods and services. Typically, this clause clarifies whether exclusivity is granted to a single vendor or if the client is free to source from competitors simultaneously, and may outline any notification or approval requirements. Its core function is to provide transparency and manage expectations regarding competition and collaboration, thereby preventing disputes over exclusivity and ensuring all parties understand their rights to work with multiple vendors.
MULTIPLE VENDORS. AWS may elect to have more than one supplier provide the Services. In the event that AWS awards Services to multiple supplier organizations, Phase 2 Solutions will work cooperatively so that there is consistency in providing Services to AWS.
MULTIPLE VENDORS. CINGULAR may elect to have more than one supplier provide the Services. In the event that CINGULAR awards Services to multiple supplier organizations, ETELECARE will work cooperatively so that there is consistency in providing Services to CINGULAR.
MULTIPLE VENDORS. Customers may establish accounts with multiple vendors. In those instances, the RFQ will indicate the member’s intention. Separate lists will identify each requirement and the vendors shall provide separate quotes for each. A vendor may choose to quote one list and not another. The government will determine the awards such that the combined awards are in best interest of the government. One list cannot be submitted for quotations and then divided for business.