Common use of STATEMENT OF WORK PROCESS Clause in Contracts

STATEMENT OF WORK PROCESS. 2.1. These Terms and Conditions govern the overall relationship of the parties in relation to the Products/Services provided by the Company to the Buyer and sets out: a) In this clause 2, the procedure for the Buyer to request the provision of Products/Services from the Company under separate Statements of Work; and b) In Schedule 1, the template form of Statement of Work to be entered into by the Company and the Buyer. 2.2. The Buyer shall be entitled from time to time to request in writing the provision of any Products/Services from the Company. 2.3. Within 10 Business Days of receipt of a written request from the Buyer, the Company shall either: a) inform the Buyer that the Company is not able to provide the requested Products/Services; or b) complete a draft Statement of Work containing the information referred to in the template Statement of Work at Schedule 1 and shall submit the draft Statement of Work to the Buyer for their written approval. 2.4. A Statement of Work shall not enter into force, be legally binding or have any other effect unless: a) the Statement of Work contains the information (or information substantially similar) as required by the template Statement of Work at Schedule 1, unless otherwise agreed between the parties; b) the Statement of Work has been signed by the authorised representatives of both parties; and c) as at the date the Statement of Work is signed, these Terms and Conditions have not terminated. 2.5. Each Statement of Work: a) shall be entered into by both the Company and the Buyer; b) forms a separate contract between the Company and the Buyer; c) shall incorporate the terms of these Terms and Conditions.