Changes Requested by Purchaser Sample Clauses

Changes Requested by Purchaser. VIVUS will not be required to implement any requests by Purchaser to change the manufacturing process, Specifications, or any testing method with respect to the Product, but VIVUS shall consider any such requests in good faith.
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Changes Requested by Purchaser. 16.1.1 Purchaser may at any time in writing request a change to the Work in whole or in part including changes to any Deliverable Item or service (as may be modified from time to time, a “Change Request”). Contractor shall respond in writing to a Change Request within thirty (30) days after receipt thereof, which response shall include Contractor’s reasonable good faith proposal of the changes to the Contract that would be caused by such Change Request including, without limitation, the estimated increase or decrease to the Firm Fixed Price [*] the impact on the delivery schedule and other changes to the Contract necessitated thereby. The proposal shall include reasonably sufficient detail setting forth the basis used by Contractor (including a detailed description of the work to be performed, break down showing estimated labor and major material costs together with such other information/explanation as Purchaser may reasonably request). 16.1.2 If Purchaser desires to implement the Change Request, Purchaser and Contractor shall negotiate in good faith and in a timely manner the changes, if any, to the Contract caused by implementation of the Change Request. Except as provided in Article 16.1.3, any changes made pursuant to this Article 16.1 shall be formalized by the execution of an amendment to this Contract in accordance with Article 37.
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Changes Requested by Purchaser. VIVUS shall consider in good faith any reasonable requests by Purchaser to change the manufacturing process, Specifications, or any testing method with respect to the Product; provided, however that VIVUS shall in no event be obligated to implement any such change unless VIVUS, in its sole discretion, agrees to do so.
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Changes Requested by Purchaser. SWI shall consider in good faith any reasonable requests by Purchaser to change the manufacturing process, Specifications, or any testing method with respect to the Product; provided, however that SWI shall in no event be obligated to implement any such change unless SWI, in its sole discretion, agrees to do so at Purchaser’s costs.
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Changes Requested by Purchaser. In the event that Purchaser desires any change to Materials or components of the Products, process and other Specifications and/or controls, as well as the Manufacturing and/or packaging of Products, Purchaser will notify Supplier in writing of any such proposed change. Supplier shall have [Redacted: Term] to respond in writing to the proposed changes and provide Purchaser with an estimate of the costs associated with the implementation of such changes. Purchaser shall provide its written authorization of any change control within [Redacted: Term] of the date of such response. Supplier reserves the right to cancel any change control opened and not authorized by Purchaser after such [Redacted: Term] period and to charge Purchaser a cancellation fee of [Redacted: Amount] per change request if such change control was requested by Purchaser. [Redacted: Redacted: Description of Costs]
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