Seller’s Scope definition

Seller’s Scope means the portion of the Project to be furnished and/or performed by Seller, as described in Seller’s Proposal.
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Examples of Seller’s Scope in a sentence

  • If Buyer’s estimate is less than Seller’s Scope of Work, Buyer shall submit its own scope and budget.

  • The Purchase Amount excludes any US federal, state or local jurisdiction imposed property, license privilege, sales, use, excise, gross receipts, valued added, or similar tax which may now or hereafter be applicable to, measured by, or imposed upon with respect to the transaction, Seller’s Scope of Work, its sale, its value, its presence in such taxing jurisdiction or its use, or any services performed in connection therewith.

  • By written notice to Seller, Buyer may require revisions or additions to Seller’s Scope.

  • Buyer will pay to Seller for Seller’s Scope the amount specified in Seller’s Proposal and per attached schedule of values at the time and in the manner specified therein.

  • After execution of the amendment, Seller will proceed with Seller’s Scope as revised.

  • Upon completion of each part of Seller’s Scope, Seller will notify Buyer that said part is available for acceptance inspection.

  • Seller shall proceed with such revisions or additions unless, within ten (10) days after receipt of said notice, Seller advises Buyer that the revision or addition will cause an increase in the cost of or time required for performance of Seller’s Scope or would adversely affect safety or reliability or the warranty or other obligations of Seller arising under the Contract.

  • The Purchaser shall prior to the start of the execution of Seller’s Scope of Supply on Site notify Seller of the safety regulations in force on Site.

  • In addition, Buyer shall be responsible for all site preparation including, without limitation, all site preparation and other items (i) excluded in Seller’s proposal; (ii) identified as Buyer’s responsibility in the Seller’s proposal; (iii) excluded in Seller’s Scope of Work; or (iv) included in the Seller’s Scope of Work as Buyer’s responsibility.

  • As used herein, “part of Seller’s Scope” means any portion of Seller’s Scope which may function and be inspected independently from Seller’s Scope as a whole, and which may be placed in service by Buyer independently from Seller’s Scope as a whole.