Proposals and Quotations Sample Clauses

The "Proposals and Quotations" clause defines the process by which offers for goods or services are formally presented and considered between parties. Typically, this clause outlines the requirements for submitting proposals or quotations, such as necessary documentation, validity periods, and the conditions under which they become binding agreements. For example, it may specify that a quotation is only valid for 30 days or that a proposal must include detailed pricing and specifications. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity and consistency in the negotiation phase, reducing misunderstandings and setting clear expectations for both parties before a contract is finalized.
Proposals and Quotations. 9.15.1 Over and above the Services set forth in the Service Towers and as provided in clause 9.16, where Transnet requests the Service Provider to provide a Proposal or Quotation in respect of any proposed Deliverable or Services, the Service Provider shall furnish Transnet with a detailed written Proposal or Quotation upon which shall be stated an all inclusive price for such Deliverable or Services (with the components of the quoted pricing being specified, including with regard to taxation, shipping, foreign exchange and other charges), the technical specifications of the Deliverable and the details as to the date until which a Quotation shall be open for acceptance by Transnet, which date shall not be more than 90 (ninety) days. 9.15.2 Where a written Quotation does not state a date of expiry, it shall be open for acceptance by Transnet for a reasonable period, which period shall not be more than 90 (ninety) days following receipt by Transnet of such Quotation. 9.15.3 No contractual obligation is imposed on Transnet prior to the acceptance of the Service Provider's Quotation. In the absence of the Parties' specific written agreement to the contrary, it is the intention of the Parties that the Form of Proposal or Form of Quotation at Attachment M will be used in respect of any Proposal or Quotation and that the terms and conditions of this Agreement will govern the contractual relationship between the Parties in such respect.
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Proposals and Quotations. ‌ 14.1 It is recorded that any associated service to the Services which has not been incorporated into Annexure A and B, and which service may be necessary for executing the Services, shall be subject to a separate request for a Proposal or 14.2 Where Transnet Engineering requests the Service Provider to provide a Proposal or Quotation as envisaged in clause 14.1 above, the Service Provider shall furnish Transnet Engineering with a detailed written Proposal or Quotation upon which shall be stated an all-inclusive price for such deliverable or service (with the components of the quoted pricing being specified, including with regard to taxation, shipping, foreign exchange and other charges), the technical specifications of the deliverable and the details as to the date until which a Quotation shall be open for acceptance by Transnet Engineering, which date shall not be more than 90 (ninety) days. 14.3 No contractual obligation is imposed on Transnet Engineering prior to the acceptance of the Service Provider’s Quotation. In the absence of the Parties' specific written agreement to the contrary, Transnet Engineering shall have a final say with respect to the form or format of the Proposal or Quotation and that the terms and conditions of this Agreement will govern the contractual relationship between the Parties in such respect. 15 USE OF SUBCONTRACTORS‌ 15.6 Subcontractor Approval and Appointment of Key Subcontractors 15.6.1 Subject to clause 15.6.1.2, the Service Provider shall not perform or provide the Services through any Subcontractor, without the prior written consent of Transnet Engineering Relationship Manager, which consent may be withheld by Transnet Engineering in its sole discretion. Any such consent shall be contingent on compliance by the Service Provider of the following: 15.6.1.1 Provision of the list of identified subcontractors suited for the service to be rendered in terms of this Agreement; 15.6.1.2 The execution by each such Subcontractor(s) of a confidentiality agreement (on substantially the same terms as contained in clause 46, with Transnet Engineering prior to such Subcontractor commencing the provision of any Services to the Service Provider or Transnet Engineering; 15.6.1.3 written confirmation of the monetary value of the Services that will be sub-contracted as well as the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (“B-BBEE”) level (“B-BBEE Rating”), of the Subcontractor/s; and Subcontractor.
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Proposals and Quotations. Proposals and quotations are inclusive of only the Deliverables included in a formal Aqua-Metric quotation form. Proposals and quotations will remain valid for a period of thirty (30) days unless otherwise noted. All pricing is subject to changes based on the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. Any incidental product, materials, and/or labor required but not included will be subject to additional costs to the Customer. AQUA-METRIC MAKES NO GUARANTEE, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, THAT PROPOSAL OR QUOTED PRICING IS ALL- INCLUSIVE.
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Proposals and Quotations. 14.1 It is recorded that any associated service to the Services which has not been incorporated into Annexure A and D1, and which service may be necessary for executing the Services, shall be subject to a separate request for a Proposal or Quotation.
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Proposals and Quotations. Where the Service Recipient requests the Provider to provide a proposal or quotation in respect of any proposed Deliverable or Services, the Provider shall furnish the Service Recipient with a detailed written quotation or proposal (within 30 days) upon which shall be stated an all inclusive price for such Deliverable or Services (with the components of the quoted pricing being specified, including with regard to taxation, shipping, foreign exchange and other charges), the technical specifications of the Deliverable and the details as to the date until which a quotation shall be open for acceptance by the Service Recipient. Where a written quotation does not state a date of expiry, it shall be open for acceptance by the Service Recipient for a reasonable period, which period shall not be less than 90 (ninety) days following receipt by the Service Recipient of such quotation. No contractual obligation is imposed on the Service Recipient by the acceptance of the Provider's quotation. In the absence of the Parties' specific written agreement to the contrary, it is the intention of the Parties that a Schedule or Appendix will be concluded in respect of any accepted quotation and that the terms and conditions of this Agreement read together with such Schedule or Appendix will govern the contractual relationship between the Parties. It is specifically recorded that no terms and conditions contained in any proposal or quotation document shall have any force and effect and the Parties agree that the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall apply to all quotations or proposals accepted by Service Recipient.
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Proposals and Quotations. 14.1 It is recorded that any associated service to the Services which has not been incorporated into Annexure A and B, and which service may be necessary for executing the Services, shall be subject to a separate request for a Proposal or Quotation. 14.2 Where Transnet requests the Service Provider to provide a Proposal or Quotation as envisaged in clause 14.1 above, the Service Provider shall furnish Transnet with a detailed written Proposal or Quotation upon which shall be stated an all-inclusive price for such deliverable or service (with the components of the quoted pricing being specified, including with regard to taxation, shipping, foreign exchange and other charges), the technical specifications of the deliverable and the details as to the date until which a Quotation shall be open for acceptance by Transnet, which date shall not be more than 90 (ninety) days. 14.3 No contractual obligation is imposed on Transnet prior to the acceptance of the Service Provider’s Quotation. In the absence of the Parties' specific written agreement to the contrary, Transnet shall have a final say with respect to the form or format of the Proposal or Quotation and that the terms and conditions of this Agreement will govern the contractual relationship between the Parties in such respect.
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Proposals and Quotations. Proposals and quotations are inclusive of only the Deliverables included in a formal Aqua-Metric quotation form. Proposals and quotations will remain valid for a period of thirty
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Proposals and Quotations. 3.1. All proposals and quotations of BORRO, either verbal or in writing (such as catalogues, brochures, leaflets, blogs, videos and other promotional announcements): (i) are non-binding, (ii) purely indicative, and (iii) shall be subject to further negotiations between the Customer and BORRO. During these n egotiations, the proposal or quotation shall continuously evolve. 3.2. A proposal or quotation is only valid for the specific Hardware and Services included therein and therefore does not automatically apply to subsequent (similar) orders. Any changes to a proposal or quotation renders the previous version null and void. 3.3. Furthermore, a proposal or quotation is only valid for the period specified therein. If no period is specified in the proposal or quotation, the period of validity of an offer from BORRO is limited to thirty (30) calendar days.
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