Common use of Disposition of the Work Clause in Contracts

Disposition of the Work. Unless Purchaser retains WIP pursuant to Article 23.1.3 hereof, but subject to Purchaser’s rights under Article 32, Contractor shall retain title to any and all Work, Work-in-process, parts or other material, inventories, and any associated warranties, and any subcontracted items Contractor has specifically produced, acquired, or entered into in accordance with this Contract. If Purchaser elects to retain any WIP pursuant to Article 23.1.3, Purchaser may require Contractor to transfer to Purchaser in the manner and to the extent directed by Purchaser, title to and possession of any items comprising all or any part of the WIP (including all Work-in-process, parts and materials, all inventories, and associated warranties) and Contractor shall, upon direction of Purchaser, protect and preserve such WIP at Purchaser’s expense in the possession of Contractor or its subcontractors in which Purchaser has an interest and shall facilitate access to and possession by Purchaser of items comprising all or part of the Work terminated. Within twenty (20) days of request of Purchaser, Contractor shall submit a good faith long term storage proposal for the storage of the WIP to be retained by Purchaser and stored with Contractor.