Common use of Quality Standards Clause in Contracts

Quality Standards. If the contractor fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the FWC or a specific contract (‘unperformed obligations’) or if it fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the expected quality levels specified in the tender specifications (‘low quality delivery’), the contracting authority may reduce or recover payments proportionally to the seriousness of the unperformed obligations or low quality delivery. This includes in particular cases where the contracting authority cannot approve a document or deliver a certificate of conformity for supply as defined in Article I.6 after the contractor has submitted the required additional information, correction or new supply. A reduction in price may be imposed together with liquidated damages under the conditions of Article II.14.

Quality Standards. ‌ If the contractor fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the FWC or a specific contract (‘unperformed obligations’) or if it fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the expected quality levels specified in the tender specifications (‘low quality delivery’), the contracting authority may reduce or recover payments proportionally to the seriousness of the unperformed obligations or low quality delivery. This includes in particular cases where the contracting authority cannot approve a document or deliver a certificate of conformity for supply as defined in Article I.6 after the contractor has submitted the required additional information, correction or new supply. A reduction in price may be imposed together with liquidated damages under the conditions of Article II.14.

Quality Standards. If the contractor fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the FWC or a specific contract (‘unperformed obligations’) or if it fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the expected quality levels specified in the tender specifications (‘low quality delivery’), the contracting authority may reduce or recover payments proportionally to the seriousness of the unperformed obligations or low quality delivery. This includes in particular cases where the contracting authority cannot approve a document or deliver a certificate of conformity for supply as defined in Article I.6 1.6 after the contractor has submitted the required additional information, correction or new supply. A reduction in price may be imposed together with liquidated damages under the conditions of Article II.142.14.

Quality Standards. If the contractor fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the FWC or a specific contract (‘unperformed obligations’) or if it fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the expected quality levels specified in the tender specifications (‘low low-quality delivery’), the contracting authority may reduce or recover payments proportionally to the seriousness of the unperformed obligations or low low-quality delivery. This includes in particular cases where the contracting authority cannot approve a document or deliver a certificate of conformity for supply as defined in Article I.6 after the contractor has submitted the required additional information, correction or new supply. A reduction in price may be imposed together with liquidated damages under the conditions of Article II.14.

Quality Standards. If the contractor fails to deliver the supply service in accordance with the FWC or a specific contract (‘unperformed obligations’) or if it fails to deliver the supply service in accordance with the expected quality levels specified in the tender specifications (‘low quality delivery’), the contracting authority may reduce or recover payments proportionally to the seriousness of the unperformed obligations or low quality delivery. This includes in particular cases where the contracting authority cannot approve a document or deliver a certificate of conformity for supply service as defined in Article I.6 after the contractor has submitted the required additional information, correction or new supply. A reduction in price may be imposed together with liquidated damages under the conditions of Article II.14.

Quality Standards. If the contractor fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the FWC or a specific contract (‘unperformed obligations’) or if it fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the expected quality levels specified in the tender specifications (‘low quality delivery’), the contracting authority may reduce or recover payments proportionally to the seriousness of the unperformed obligations or low quality delivery. This includes in particular cases where the contracting authority cannot approve a document or deliver a certificate of conformity for supply as defined in Article I.6 I.5 after the contractor has submitted the required additional information, correction or new supply. A reduction in price may be imposed together with liquidated damages under the conditions of Article II.14.

Quality Standards. ‌ If the contractor fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the FWC or a specific contract (‘unperformed obligations’) or if it fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the expected quality levels specified in the tender specifications (‘low quality delivery’), the contracting authority may reduce or recover payments proportionally to the seriousness of the unperformed obligations or low quality delivery. This includes in particular cases where the contracting authority cannot approve a document or deliver a certificate of conformity for supply as defined in Article I.6 I.5 after the contractor has submitted the required additional information, correction or new supply. A reduction in price may be imposed together with liquidated damages under the conditions of Article II.14.

Quality Standards. If the contractor fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the FWC or a specific contract (‘unperformed obligations’) or if it fails to deliver the supply in accordance with the expected quality levels specified in the tender specifications (‘low quality delivery’), the contracting authority may reduce or recover payments proportionally to the seriousness of the unperformed obligations or low quality delivery. This includes in particular cases where the contracting authority cannot approve a document or deliver a certificate of conformity for supply as defined in Article I.6 after the contractor has submitted the required additional information, correction or new supply. A reduction in price may be imposed together with liquidated damages under the conditions of Article II.14.II.154