Bradley manufactures computer chips at his factory in Baltimore, Maryland. Bradley entered into a sales contract with Dell to sell Dell 1,500 000

microchips for use in Dell's all-in-one personal computer. Dell's assembly plant is in Dallas, Texas. The contract is FO)B Baltimore. The contract states

that requires the microchips shall be delivered by April 24, 2019 and that time is of the essence. Dell did not receive the microchips at its Dallas

assembly plant until May 29, 2019. When the microchips arrive, Dell refuses the delivery. Dell contends that the late delivery constitutes a material

breach of contract releasing it from any obligations to Bradley under the contract. Bradley seeks your legal advice.

Does Bradley have a claim for payment