Supply Levels Clause Samples
The Supply Levels clause defines the minimum or required quantities of goods or materials that a supplier must provide under a contract. It typically specifies the expected delivery amounts, frequency, and any thresholds that must be maintained to ensure uninterrupted operations. By clearly outlining these requirements, the clause helps prevent shortages, ensures consistent supply, and protects the buyer from disruptions due to insufficient inventory.
Supply Levels. To the extent NCPA, on behalf of the MSSAA Members, reduces NCPA’s System MSS Demand in response to a System Emergency, it shall exercise its best efforts to maintain the same level of Generation and imports as was scheduled prior to the MSS Demand reduction in order to provide the CAISO with Energy, subject to the provisions of Section 7.1.2. NCPA’s Scheduling Coordinator shall receive compensation for any Energy or Ancillary Services made available to the CAISO as a result of such Load Shedding in accordance with the CAISO Tariff and CAISO Operating Procedures. SVP’s comparable obligation is addressed in the SVP MSS Agreement.
Supply Levels. If Aphria Diamond anticipates that it will be unable to supply at least ninety percent (90%) (in grams) of the quantity of a Product ordered pursuant to a Purchase Order, Aphria Diamond shall notify Aphria as soon as reasonably practicable prior to the date on which Product is to be delivered to Aphria as contemplated in Section 7.2.
Supply Levels. (a) After the Sellers have qualified to sell a particular Designated Film to OGC as set forth in Section 3 above, OGC shall afford the Sellers the opportunity to manufacture and sell, and OGC shall order, the Designated Film, as follows:
(i) First, OGC shall order a "minimum" sample quantity of the Designated Film to be manufactured and sold by the Sellers ("Minimum Quantity"), which order shall specify the agreed upon price, quantity, delivery, specifications and other terms. Upon receipt of such Minimum Quantity of the Designated Film, OGC shall inspect the Designated Film to determine whether the shipment complies with the terms of the Minimum Quantity order and demonstrates Acceptable Quality. If the shipment does not comply with the terms of the Minimum Quantity order or demonstrate Acceptable Quality, then the Sellers shall repeat this level.
(ii) Second, if the Sellers' shipment of the Minimum Quantity of the Designated Film complies with the terms of the order and demonstrates Acceptable Quality as set forth in Section 4(a)(i) above, OGC shall order production quantity (at least 50% of its aggregate orders for the Designated Film) of the Designated Film ("Production Quantity"), which order shall specify the agreed upon price, quantity, delivery, specifications and other terms. Upon receipt of each shipment of the Designated Film subject to the Production Quantity order, OGC shall inspect the Designated Film to determine whether the shipment complies with the terms of the order and demonstrates Acceptable Quality. If the shipment does not comply in all material respects with the Production Quantity order or demonstrate Acceptable Quality, OGC shall not be required to continue to order such Designated Film under this subsection (ii) and the Sellers shall revert to Section 4(a)(i) with respect to such Film.
(iii) Third, if the Sellers' shipments of the Production Quantity of the Designated Film complies with the terms of the order as set forth in Section 4(a)(ii) above and demonstrates Acceptable Quality, OGC shall order full production quantity (75% of its aggregate orders for the Designated Film, or more at the discretion of OGC) of the Designated Film ("Full Quantity"), which order shall specify the agreed upon price, quantity, delivery, specifications and other terms. Upon receipt of each shipment of the Film subject to the Full Quantity order, OGC shall inspect the Designated Film to determine whether the shipment complies with the terms of the o...
Supply Levels. Device supplies, toner, maintenance kits, photo drums, and related parts, must be at minimum 25% level to be enrolled in the Program. For any devices falling under that level, Customer will be responsible for replacing and/or purchasing the initial consumables required to restore device to an acceptable level. Customer has the option to purchase the consumable directly from Toshiba.
Supply Levels. The Contractor’s natural gas supplies in the Underground Storage, calculated according to Article 9.2, cannot show negatives figures or surpass the negotiated storage capacity. Any injection or withdrawal amount that may result in supplies going above these levels will be rejected by the GTS because of the excess. Equally, the Contractor can not make exchanges that cause a negative balance in its supplies, all of it without prejudice of what is legally established for the minimum strategic supplies compliance.