Order or Purchase Order definition
Examples of Order or Purchase Order in a sentence
CONTRACTOR shall not exceed the amounts expressed on any Work Order or Purchase Order.
If the budget is approved for said services, the CITY will issue a new Work Order or Purchase Order for the required and approved services.
A CITY-approved Work Order or Purchase Order shall include (by reference) the plans and/or specifications provided by the CITY to the CONTRACTOR.
Upon final completion and acceptance of the services in accordance with issued Work Order or Purchase Order (including all punch-list items) and final inspection by all appropriate agency with jurisdiction over the project (if other than the CITY), the CONTRACTOR shall submit a “final invoice” to the CITY.
If the CONTRACTOR’s Final Invoice is approved as set forth above, the CITY shall pay the remainder of the Work Order or Purchase Order price including any amount held as retainage.
If the Work Order or Purchase Order is approved by the CITY, the CONTRACTOR shall commence the provision of the identified services upon the CITY’s approval of the same.
This certifies that all services under the applicable Work Order or Purchase Order have been properly completed and all charges have been invoiced to the CITY.
Title and risk of loss and/or damage for Products will pass to MYONEX upon delivery to MYONEX or MYONEX’s designee at the destination specified in the applicable Work Order or Purchase Order.