Master Purchase Order definition
Examples of Master Purchase Order in a sentence
At the beginning of each 12 month period of this Consignment Arrangement or otherwise agreed to by Company and Supplier, Company shall issue to Supplier a "Master Purchase Order" for each Consigned Material.
On this date, the Secured Party and Debtor entered into a Master Purchase Order Assignment Agreement (the "Assignment Agreement").
Items to be included in the Bus Route Program are found in Attachment 1 of the Master Purchase Order and Sales Agreement.
This Agreement, Master Purchase Order, its attachments, and its releases thereunder, and the Attachments hereto (including any Assignments issued hereunder) contain the entire understanding of the Parties with respect to the subject matter contained herein, supersede any prior written or oral communications, and may be modified only in writing subject to mutual agreement of the Parties hereto.
The Master Purchase Order shall contain Company's twelve (12) month good faith estimated annual usage for each Consigned Material.
This Agreement authorizes Seller to create and maintain inventory, subject to the terms of this Agreement, for the Bus Route Program in accordance to and subject to Article 5 of the Master Purchase Order and Sales Agreement.
The Weekly Consignment Forecast may differ from the Master Purchase Order estimated annual usage.
Each of the undersigned, by its execution hereof, hereby agrees that the Guaranty previously executed by him or her shall remain in full force and effect and that all references in said Guaranty to the Master Purchase Order Assignment Agreement shall be deemed to refer to the Master Purchase Order Assignment Agreement as amended by the Amendment.
This Master Purchase Order is the primary document from which additional subordinate Release Purchase Orders (RPOs) and Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs) specifying the scope and type of work, amount paid per unit, and timeframe for accomplishment of the RPO or CLIN.
SCI shall not be required to implement any change in a Master Purchase Order which is delivered to SCI at intervals less than the normal thirty day rolling update until the Parties have agreed on the impact, if any, of the change.