Build Plan definition

Build Plan means the mutually agreed upon order schedule for Products in the form attached at Exhibit B that BUYER shall agree upon with SUPPLIER on a periodic basis.
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Build Plan means an estimate of the materials projected by Adobe to be needed by the Vendor in a form substantially as attached hereto at Exhibit C for the manufacture of one or more Adobe Product Packages.
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Build Plan means the build plan provided by Netgear to Celestica for each model of Product substantially in the form set forth as Exhibit 4 hereto, which specifies the quantity of Product to be purchased and the part number.
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Examples of Build Plan in a sentence

  • Each shipment shall be accompanied by a packing slip which will include BUYER’s part numbers, Purchase Order or Build Plan number, the quantity shipped and country of origin.

  • In the event of a conflict between the provisions of this Agreement and the terms and conditions of BUYER’s Purchase Order, a Build Plan, SUPPLIER’s acknowledgment or other written communications, the provisions of this Agreement shall prevail.

  • BUYER’s maximum liability for standard parts will be to the Build Plan or the Components Lead-time whichever is less, and which cannot be returned for credit or consumed on any other of the SUPPLIER’s manufactured products, with the exception of items that are packaged in large quantities and such large package quantities must be approved by BUYER in writing.

  • SUPPLIER will notify BUYER promptly whenever SUPPLIER identifies a reasonable likelihood that there is or will be a capacity constraint that adversely affects SUPPLIER’s ability to meet the Build Plan (“Capacity Constraint”).

  • BUYER and SUPPLIER shall jointly review and agree on a committed Build Plan.

  • Delivery shall be pursuant to the schedule set forth in BUYER’s Purchase Order and/or Build Plan.

  • BUYER shall be entitled to request a reschedule of delivery of Products that are in a Build Plan or WIP at any time.

  • In the event of a conflict between the terms in a Purchase Order and those in a Build Plan, the terms of the Purchase Order shall prevail.

  • Adobe shall have no obligation to purchase Inventory, unless prior to termination or expiration of the Term, said Inventory has been purchased by Vendor pursuant to the Build Plan (i.e. 60 day forecast).

  • BUYER’s maximum liability for non-standard parts will be to the Build Plan or the Components Lead-time whichever is less plus any Components held in VMI which cannot be returned for credit or consumed on any other of the SUPPLIER’s manufactured products, plus Components on-order within the Component Lead-time cancellation window (SUPPLIER will use best efforts to cancel or mitigate BUYER’s exposure).