No Guaranteed Quantities Sample Clauses
The "No Guaranteed Quantities" clause establishes that the party issuing the contract does not promise to purchase or require a specific amount of goods or services from the other party. In practice, this means that while the contract may outline potential quantities or estimated needs, the buyer is not obligated to order any minimum or maximum amount during the contract term. This clause protects the buyer from being legally bound to purchase more than they actually need, thereby reducing their risk and providing flexibility in procurement.
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No Guaranteed Quantities. Any estimated quantities, bills of materials, lists, weights or quantities of materials or structures which have been or may be furnished to Contractor have been or will be prepared with reasonable care, but their accuracy is not guaranteed. They may or may not be accurate in any or all particulars, and they shall not be considered as finally correct, sufficiently complete or accurately covering any portion of or all of the Work to be done under the Contract.
No Guaranteed Quantities. AHCCCS does not guarantee the Contractor any minimum or maximum quantity of services or goods to be provided under this contract.
No Guaranteed Quantities. The RBHA does not guarantee the Contractor any minimum or maximum quantity of services or goods to be provided under this Subcontract.