COMPARABLY EQUIPPED VEHICLES Sample Clauses

COMPARABLY EQUIPPED VEHICLES. An attempt has been made to ensure that manufacturer's models in each Series are furnished with comparable equipment (whether optional or standard as provided by the manufacturer). Any imbalance in the requirements for a listed series, i.e., an item that is an optional accessory for one brand and standard on another, should be called to the attention of the Statewide Procurement Division immediately.
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COMPARABLY EQUIPPED VEHICLES. An attempt has been made to ensure that manufacturer's models in each Series are furnished with comparable equipment (whether optional or standard as provided by the manufacturer). Any imbalance in the requirements for a listed series, i.e., an item that is an optional accessory for one brand and standard on another, should be called to the attention of the Statewide Procurement Division immediately. BODY/COMPONENT DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS: Respondent shall submit manufacturer’s current, regularly published literature on the body, toolbox, and other aftermarket components offered. Literature shall be sufficiently detailed to permit CPA or the District to determine if the items offered meet specified requirements. • If the bodies or components are discontinued by the manufacturer or become otherwise unavailable, Contractor shall submit literature on proposed alternate for CPA or the District’s approval. • Upon request, Respondent shall provide to CPA or the District written verification that the selected up-fitter has read, understands, and will comply with all Specification requirements, including delivery timelines. The verification shall be signed by a representative of the selected up-fitter. Contractor shall submit written verification from any additional or alternate up-fitter to be used under the contract. SUBSTITUTIONS: No substitutions or cancellations will be permitted without prior written approval from CPA.
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