Common use of Setup and Order Placement Clause in Contracts

Setup and Order Placement. Keep-Full service requires Contractor and Purchaser to have a post award agreement that meets ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s needs. Contractor guarantees that their supply agreements provides sufficient capacity to satisfy Purchaser’s needs. In general, the state expects that tank levels never fall below 20% of capacity before refueling occurs. Purchasers will be allowed to adjust this percentage up or down in their subsequent Keep-Full agreement depending upon their own unique business requirements. Tanks that are 35% full (15 percentage increments of tank capacity above the lower threshold) will not incur fee other than the price of the fuel unless otherwise agreed in the Keep-Full agreement.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Regional Master Contract, Regional Master Contract, Regional Master Contract

Setup and Order Placement. Keep-Full service requires Contractor and Purchaser to have a post award agreement that meets ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇Purchaser’s needs. Contractor guarantees that their supply agreements provides sufficient capacity to satisfy Purchaser’s needs. In general, the state expects that tank levels never fall below 20% of capacity before refueling occurs. Purchasers will be allowed to adjust this percentage up or down in their subsequent Keep-Full agreement depending upon their own unique business requirements. Tanks that are 35% full (15 percentage increments of tank capacity above the lower threshold) will not incur fee other than the price of the fuel unless otherwise agreed in the Keep-Full agreement.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Regional Master Contract, Regional Master Contract

Setup and Order Placement. Keep-Full service requires Contractor and Purchaser to have a post award agreement that meets ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇Purchaser’s needs. Contractor guarantees that their supply agreements provides sufficient capacity to satisfy Purchaser’s needs. In general, the state expects that tank levels never fall below 20% of capacity before refueling occurs. Purchasers will be allowed to adjust this percentage up or down in their subsequent Keep-Full agreement depending upon their own unique business requirements. Tanks that are 35% full (15 percentage increments of tank capacity above the lower threshold) will not incur fee other than the price of the fuel unless otherwise agreed in the Keep-Full agreement.agreement.‌

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Regional Master Contract