No Obligation to Issue Delivery Orders Clause Samples

The "No Obligation to Issue Delivery Orders" clause establishes that the buyer or client is not required to place any minimum number of delivery orders under the contract. In practice, this means that even if a framework or indefinite delivery contract is in place, the buyer retains full discretion over whether and when to request goods or services, and the supplier cannot demand a guaranteed volume of orders. This clause primarily protects the buyer from being contractually bound to purchase more than needed, thereby reducing their risk and providing flexibility in procurement planning.
No Obligation to Issue Delivery Orders. Consultant acknowledges that this Agreement does not obligate Board to issue to it any Delivery Order for any Services for any project and that Consultant has no entitlement or expectation of being awarded any Services under it. Further, Board may also determine that it is in its best interests to issue an independent procurement for any of the Services contemplated under this Agreement, rather than issue a Delivery Order to Consultant for such Services.
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