TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. (a) Delivery dates are firm and TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE WITH RESPECT TO DELIVERY. Seller will promptly notify Buyer in writing if Seller anticipates difficulty in complying with a required delivery date and will use all commercially reasonable efforts to meet the required delivery date. Buyer has no obligation to accept deliveries that are not made on the required delivery date. If Seller fails to meet a required delivery date, Buyer may procure replacement products or services. Seller will be responsible for all costs incurred by Xxxxx as a result of early or late deliveries. If Seller has to use premium freight, Seller will notify Buyer in writing of the type and monetary value of the premium freight used (for Buyer’s records).
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. Time is of the essence in the performance of all of Seller’s obligations, including, but not limited to, deliveries under this PO. Delivery will be strictly in accordance with Buyer’s schedule. If, in order to comply with Buyer’s required delivery date, it becomes necessary for Seller to ship by a more expensive way than specified in this PO, any increased costs resulting because of the delay shall be paid for by Seller. Seller will immediately notify Buyer of any delays in shipments of goods. Unless otherwise specified in this PO, the prices stated include packing, insurance, freight and delivery FOB (Free On Board) to the address specified by Buyer. When authorized to prepay and xxxx, the Seller must submit a copy of the paid freight xxxx or equivalent with the invoice. If Buyer reasonably believes deliveries would not be so made, Buyer may, in addition to other rights and remedies it may have, terminate all or part of this PO for cause.
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. As a matter of principle, the supplier is only allowed to deliver defect-free products as the incoming inspection of SUSPA normally only includes an identification, visual and quantity check. SUSPA must always be able to use the received goods in the production without an incoming inspection. The supplier must label each packing unit with the quantity and the SUSPA part num- ber as well as the production date and lot number. All shipments must be clearly trace- able by the data on the delivery note. The supplier commits himself to adhere to his de- livery obligation by 100%. By suitable pack- ing, the supplier must assure that the quality of the products is not affected in conse- quence of the transport to SUSPA. The sup- plier must fill out delivery documents com- pletely and correctly. After a change or revision, the supplier must mark the first three deliveries with distinct la- bels, for example F0603.20. This allows SUSPA to handle these deliveries in a special way, if needed. The supplier must keep records of additional freight charges, special occurrences, and causes (for extra shipments). The records must show both the charges covered by the supplier and by the sub-suppliers.
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. In accordance with Article 8 of the General Provisions, Supplies shall be Philadelphia, PA - . Notwithstanding the foregoing, Amtrak shall have the exclusive right to elect to within Contractor shall notify Amtrak of the first unit of each configuration of Equipment and days of such notification Amtrak shall advise Contractor whether it intends to exercise its option to provide transportation for the Supplies. Should Amtrak the Supplies, it shall do so in accordance with its which shall be executed by Amtrak and Contractor. In the event Amtrak elects Contractor, Contractor through an entity other than as detailed in Appendix 1, Table 1C. For the avoidance of doubt,
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. (a) Delivery dates are firm and TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE WITH RESPECT TO DELIVERY. Seller will promptly notify Buyer in writing if Seller anticipates difficulty in complying with a required delivery date and will use all commercially reasonable efforts to meet the required delivery date. Buyer has no obligation to accept deliveries that are not made on the required delivery date. If Seller fails to meet a required delivery date, Buyer may procure replacement products or services. Seller will be responsible for all costs incurred by Buyer as a result of early or late Release March 2020
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. 5.1.1 Where transportation costs are prepaid, Equipment will be shipped to an unloading point designated by the Purchaser. Unloading, haulage from the designated unloading point and further necessary handling shall be at the Purchaser’s risk and expense, independent of any installation services that may be requested by the Purchaser.
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. All delivery dates given by the Seller in the Proposal are estimates only and are given in good faith but the Seller will not have any liability to the Purchaser for any failure to meet any estimated delivery date. Where transportation costs are prepaid, Equipment will be delivered to an unloading point designated by the Purchaser. Unloading, haulage from the designated unloading point and further necessary handling shall be at the Purchaser’s risk and expense, independent of any installation services that may be requested by the Purchaser. Delivery instructions are to be supplied by the Purchaser within 30 days after issue of the purchase order by the Purchaser, but in any event not later than 10 working days prior to delivery. If the delivery date is less than 10 working days after the Contract comes into effect, delivery instructions are to be supplied by the Purchaser along with the purchase order. In the event the Purchaser fails to supply delivery instructions, the Seller at its option may place the Equipment in the Seller’s or any public or private storage facilities at the Purchaser’s risk and expense and the Seller will invoice the Purchaser for all such costs.
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. As a matter of principle, the supplier is only allowed to deliver defect-free products as the incoming inspection of SUSPA normally only includes an identification, visual and quantity check. SUSPA must always be able to use the received goods in the production without an incoming inspection. The supplier must label each packing unit with the quantity and the SUSPA part number as well as the production date and lot number. All shipments must be clearly traceable by the data on the delivery note. The supplier commits himself to adhere to his delivery obligation by 100%. By suitable packing, the supplier must assure that the quality of the products is not affected in consequence of the transport to SUSPA. The supplier must fill out delivery documents completely and correctly. After a change or revision, the supplier must mark the first three deliveries with distinct labels, for example F0603.20. This allows SUSPA to handle these deliveries in a special way, if needed. The supplier must keep records of additional freight charges, special occurrences, and causes (for extra shipments). The records must show both the charges covered by the supplier and by the sub-suppliers.
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. CONTRACTOR shall place Containers (including Carts and Dumpsters), bags, and/or cardboard boxes, in a safe and accessible location. CONTRACTOR shall provide notice of the proposed locations to Director for approval prior to implementing service. At any time, Director reserves the right to change the proposed locations or require CONTRACTOR to place them at a particular location. There are two options for Containers, those left at the location overnight and those placed during business hours. Director will indicate which is needed. For those not left overnight, CONTRACTOR shall either deliver the Containers between 6 and 7
TRANSPORTATION; DELIVERY. As a matter of principle, the supplier is only allowed to deliver defect-free products as the incoming inspection of SUSPA normally only includes an identification, visual and quantity check. SUSPA must always be able to use the received goods in the production without an incoming inspection. All shipments must be clearly traceable by the data on the delivery note. The supplier commits himself to adhere to his delivery ob- ligation by 100%. By suitable packing, the supplier must assure that the quality of the products is not affected in consequence of the transport to SUSPA. The supplier must fill out delivery documents completely and cor- rectly. SUSPA will keep records of additional freight charges.
