LATE DELIVERABLES Sample Clauses

The LATE DELIVERABLES clause defines the consequences and procedures that apply when a party fails to deliver goods, services, or work products by the agreed-upon deadline. Typically, this clause outlines remedies such as penalties, liquidated damages, or the right for the non-breaching party to terminate the contract or seek alternative suppliers. By clearly specifying the expectations and repercussions for late performance, the clause helps ensure timely delivery and provides a structured response to delays, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential disputes.
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LATE DELIVERABLES. Seller understands that the Agreement deliverable due dates negotiated shall be considered to be firm. The Company must approve extensions of individual deliverable due dates. Failure on the part of the Seller to meet negotiated deliverable due dates may result in the cancellation of this Agreement. The Seller shall comply with this Agreement relative to deliverable due dates. Should the Seller determine that a particular deliverable due date cannot be met, the Seller shall immediately notify Company's Procurement Officer and the Company’s Technical Project Officer. This notification shall include the reason why the deliverable due date cannot be met and the proposed new deliverable due date.
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LATE DELIVERABLES. For each and any Work Release funded under this Agreement, Seller understands that the Work Release deliverable due dates negotiated shall be considered to be firm. The Company must approve extensions of individual deliverable due dates. Failure on the part of the Seller to meet negotiated deliverable due dates may result in the cancellation of Work Releases issued under this Agreement. The Seller shall comply with this Agreement relative to deliverable due dates. Should the Seller determine that a particular deliverable due date cannot be met, the Seller shall immediately notify Company's Subcontract Administrator and the Company’s Technical Administrator. This notification shall include the reason why the deliverable due date cannot be met and the proposed new deliverable due date.
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LATE DELIVERABLES. If a deliverable as described in the above Scope of Work is provided to DEO more than five (5) business days late, a financial consequence of $50 per business day, up to a maximum of $500, shall be assessed until the deliverable is received by DEO. The financial consequence for a late deliverable is independent of, and does not preclude imposition of, a financial consequence if the deliverable is not sufficient to satisfy the requirements in the Scope of Work.
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LATE DELIVERABLES. Subject to the limitations of liability provisions as set forth in section VI(E)(2) of this Agreement, in the event that the Contractor fails to complete and submit a required deliverable as defined in Exhibits C or E, $3,000 per day liquidated damages may be applied by the State for the late submission of the deliverable for each day beyond the scheduled due date for the deliverable. This provision also applies to deliverables that are deemed unacceptable by the State and the re-submission of the deliverable is late due to the State's rejection. This provision shall be limited to those items in EXHIBITS C and E identified by an asterisk (*). The remedy specified in this clause does not limit the State's right to exercise other remedies under this contract, or at law or equity.
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