Common use of Period of Contract Clause in Contracts

Period of Contract. The period of contract is two years from the date of award. However, the Company shall be entitled to terminate the contract earlier than one year without any notice if in the opinion of the Company, the performance of the contract is not satisfactory, contractor engages in any unlawful act, or due to any other reasons, at the sole discretion of the company.

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Samples: nationalfertilizers.com, www.nationalfertilizers.com, www.nationalfertilizers.com

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Period of Contract. The period of contract is two years year from the date of award. However, the Company shall be entitled to terminate the contract earlier than one year without any notice if in the opinion of the Company, the performance of the contract is not satisfactory, contractor engages in any unlawful act, or due to any other reasons, at the sole discretion of the company.

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Samples: nationalfertilizers.com, www.nationalfertilizers.com

Period of Contract. The period of contract is two years from the date of award. However, the Company shall be entitled to terminate the contract earlier than one year two years without any notice if in the opinion of the Company, the performance of the contract is not satisfactory, contractor engages in any unlawful act, or due to any other reasons, at the sole discretion of the company.

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Samples: nationalfertilizers.com

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Period of Contract. The period of contract is two years TWO YEARS from the date of award. However, the Company shall be entitled to terminate the contract earlier than one year TWO YEARS without any notice if in the opinion of the Company, the performance of the contract is not satisfactory, contractor engages in any unlawful act, or due to any other reasons, at the sole discretion of the company.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: nationalfertilizers.com

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