Common use of Priority Customer Clause in Contracts

Priority Customer. Contractor understands and acknowledges that the Members provide services that are essential to the health and welfare of the public. Failure of a Contractor to provide chemicals pursuant to the terms, conditions, and specifications contained in this Contract may jeopardize Members’ ability to provide timely services, which may affect the health and welfare of the public served by FW. In the event of product shortages at any level of the production to delivery chain, Bidder agrees and affirms that Members will be given the earliest possible notice and the highest priority for allocation of the item(s) listed herein. To the extent that the Contractor must prioritize and/or allocate delivery among its customers, the requirements of the Members will be honored before chemicals are provided to a customer with no obligations with regard to the public health and welfare. To the extent that chemicals are insufficient to meet the requirements of all of the clients who are responsible for the health and welfare of the public, the Chemicals will be allocated in a manner deemed to be fair and reasonable to all such clients.

Priority Customer. Contractor understands and acknowledges that the Members provide FW provides services that are essential to the health and welfare of the public. Failure of a Contractor to provide chemicals under any Contract issued pursuant to the terms, conditions, and specifications contained in this Contract may jeopardize Members’ FW’s ability to provide timely services, which may affect the health and welfare of the public served by FW. In the event of product shortages at any level of the production to delivery chain, Bidder Contractor agrees and affirms that Members FW will be given the earliest possible notice and the highest priority for allocation of the item(s) listed herein. To the extent that the Contractor must prioritize and/or allocate delivery among its customers, the requirements of the Members FW will be honored before chemicals are provided to a customer with no obligations with regard to the public health and welfare. To the extent that chemicals are insufficient to meet the requirements of all of the clients who are responsible for the health and welfare of the public, the Chemicals will be allocated in a manner deemed to be fair and reasonable to all such clients.