Call for Delivery definition

Call for Delivery or “Delivery Instructions” means a firm expression of ACS’ need for Products, sent to the Supplier by any previously agreed electronic means, stating the quantity of Products and the delivery date. Calls for Delivery are issued when an Open Order has been placed, and are equivalent to Closed Orders. Calls for Delivery may also contain forecasts of ACS’ needs over a future period of time, which are provided for information only and are not binding on ACS.

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Examples of Call for Delivery in a sentence

• The Supplier will notify BMW immediately of any actual or potential labour dispute delaying or threatening to delay timely performance of the Agreement or a Call for Delivery and will include all relevant information.

• Seller acknowledges that delivery times and quantities are of the essence and Buyer may reject and/or return at Seller's expense any delivery of Goods or part thereof received before or after the delivery date or in excess of Ten per cent (10%) of the quantity specified in the Purchase Order and/or Call for Delivery.

• Contractor will notify BMW immediately of any actual or potential labour dispute delaying or threatening to delay timely performance of the Agreement or a Call for Delivery and will include all relevant information.