Common use of CONTRACTOR’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS Clause in Contracts

CONTRACTOR’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 8.1 The Contractor shall ensure that: (a) the Goods and Services (where applicable) conform in all respects with the Contract and, where applicable, with any samples approved by the Institution; (b) the Goods operate in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s or technical specifications provided by the Contractor; (c) where applicable, the Contractor and Goods comply with the Institution’s IT requirements and any relevant requirements in relation to cybersecurity risks if the Goods require connection to any of the Institution’s electronic medical records, any of the Institution’s systems and/or connection with the internet, that is/are made known to the Contractor; (d) the Goods supplied shall conform in all respects to the specifications set out in the relevant Orders and the Contract, and shall be tropicalised and capable of continuous, trouble-free and efficient operation in the ambient non-air-conditioned environment of Singapore; and (e) the Goods are free from defects, patent or latent, in design, materials and workmanship and are fit and sufficient for all the purposes for which such Goods are ordinarily used and for any particular purpose made known to the Contractor by the Institution, and shall meet the standard of satisfactory quality, as the same is provided in the Sale of Goods Act (Cap. 393). The Contractor hereby also acknowledges that it is aware of the purposes for which the Goods are intended. 8.2 Where the Goods supplied to the Institution are intended or designed for surgical use, human consumption, ingestion, injection or any other use involving contact with, insertion into or application to the human body, such Goods must be packaged and delivered to the Institution in good, safe, sterile and clean condition and otherwise suitable and safe for such use, and in compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards (including the Guidance Notes on Good Distribution Practice, where applicable), for the period required by the Institution. Where instructions and training for safe handling and storage of the Goods are required, they must be provided. 8.3 If a particular mode or means of containment is required for the storage of the Goods, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so store the Goods, and such instructions and training as may be necessary for the Goods to be properly stored in full compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards, as may from time to time be applicable thereto, so as to ensure that the Goods continue to meet the Contract requirements. 8.4 If any of the Goods are determined to be hazardous to health and/or withdrawn from supply (voluntarily or otherwise) and/or brought under investigation in any jurisdiction, whether by the World Health Organisation, the Ministry of Health, the HSA or any international drug or health authority (“Withdrawn Products”), the Institution may cancel the purchase of any Withdrawn Products in respect of which any Order has been issued without being thereby liable for any costs or compensate Contractor. The Contractor shall promptly notify the Institution upon becoming aware of any withdrawal or threatened withdrawal from legal supply or of any actual or pending investigations or reviews of the Goods. The Contractor shall at its own expense, collect all Withdrawn Products from the Institution’s premises. 8.5 The Contractor shall at its own expense, remove from the Institution’s premises, such Goods including any by-products or residue thereof, and regardless of whether the same may be used (wholly or partially), damaged or expired, at such dates and times and in such manner as the Institution may from time to time require, and to dispose of the same, by such mode and means of containment, transportation and disposal as may be necessary to comply fully with any applicable legal and regulatory requirements. Where any particular mode or means of containment is required for temporary storage, prior to removal and disposal, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so contain the used, damaged or expired Goods as well as all instructions and training as may be necessary. 8.6 The Contractor shall, from time to time, upon request by the Institution, furnish written reports to the Institution containing such information as the Institution may require about the Contract, including but not limited to the quantity and/or the value of Goods purchased by the Institution (for each line item).

CONTRACTOR’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 8.1 The Contractor shall ensure that: (a) the Equipment, Goods and Services (where applicable) conform in all respects with the Contract and the Institution Contract(s) and, where applicable, with any samples and/or trial units approved by the Institution; (b) the Equipment and Goods operate in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s or technical specifications provided by the ContractorContractor and in combination with other equipment and systems used by the Institution (where applicable); (c) where applicable, the Contractor Contractor, Equipment and Goods comply with NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s IT requirements and any relevant requirements in relation to cybersecurity risks if the Equipment and Goods require connection to any of NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s electronic medical records, any of NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s systems and/or connection with the internet, that is/are made known to the Contractor; (d) the Equipment and Goods supplied shall conform in all respects to the specifications set out in the relevant Orders Orders, the Institution Contract(s) and the Contract, and shall be tropicalised and capable of continuous, trouble-free and efficient operation in the ambient non-air-conditioned environment of Singapore; and (e) the Equipment and Goods are free from defects, patent or latent, in design, materials and workmanship and are fit and sufficient for all the purposes for which such Equipment and Goods are ordinarily used and for any particular purpose made known to the Contractor by the Institution, and shall meet the standard of satisfactory quality, as the same is provided in the Sale of Goods Act (Cap. 393). The Contractor hereby also acknowledges that it is aware of the purposes for which the Equipment and Goods are intended. 8.2 Where the Equipment or Goods supplied to the Institution are intended or designed for surgical use, human consumption, ingestion, injection or any other use involving contact with, insertion into or application to the human body, such Equipment and Goods must be packaged and delivered to the Institution in good, safe, sterile and clean condition and otherwise suitable and safe for such use, and in compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards (including the Guidance Notes on Good Distribution Practice, where applicable), for the period required by the Institution. Where instructions and training for safe handling and storage of the Equipment or Goods are required, they must be provided. 8.3 If a particular mode or means of containment is required for the storage of the Equipment or Goods, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so store the Equipment and Goods, and such instructions and training as may be necessary for the Equipment and Goods to be properly stored in full compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards, as may from time to time be applicable thereto, so as to ensure that the Equipment and Goods continue to meet the Contract requirementsand the Requirements. 8.4 If any of the Equipment or Goods are determined to be hazardous to health and/or withdrawn from supply (voluntarily or otherwise) and/or brought under investigation in any jurisdiction, whether by the World Health Organisation, the Ministry of Health, the HSA or any international drug or health authority (“Withdrawn Products”), the Institution may cancel the purchase or loan (as the case may be) of any Withdrawn Products in respect of which any Order has been issued without being thereby liable for any costs or compensate Contractor. The Contractor shall promptly notify the Institution upon becoming aware of any withdrawal or threatened withdrawal from legal supply or of any actual or pending investigations or reviews of the Equipment or Goods. The Contractor shall at its own expense, collect and remove all Withdrawn Products from the Institution’s premises. 8.5 The Contractor shall at its own expense, remove from the Institution’s premises, such Equipment and Goods including any by-products or residue thereof, and regardless of whether the same may be used (wholly or partially), damaged or expired, at such dates and times and in such manner as the Institution may from time to time require, and to dispose of the same, by such mode and means of containment, transportation and disposal as may be necessary to comply fully with any applicable legal and regulatory requirements. Where any particular mode or means of containment is required for temporary storage, prior to removal and disposal, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so contain the used, damaged or expired Equipment and Goods as well as all instructions and training as may be necessary. 8.6 The Contractor shall, from time to time, upon request by NUHS and/or the Institution, furnish written reports to NUHS and/or the Institution containing such information as the Institution may require about the ContractContract and/or the Institution Contract(s), including but not limited to the quantity and/or the value of Goods purchased and/or Equipment purchased/loaned by the Institution (for each line item).

CONTRACTOR’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 8.1 The Contractor shall ensure that: (a) the Equipment, Goods and Services (where applicable) conform in all respects with the Contract and, where applicable, with any samples and/or trial units approved by the Institution; (b) the Equipment and Goods operate in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s or technical specifications provided by the ContractorContractor and in combination with other equipment and systems used by the Institution (where applicable); (c) where applicable, the Contractor Contractor, Equipment and Goods comply with the Institution’s IT requirements and any relevant requirements in relation to cybersecurity risks if the Equipment and Goods require connection to any of the Institution’s electronic medical records, any of the Institution’s systems and/or connection with the internet, that is/are made known to the Contractor; (d) the Equipment and Goods supplied shall conform in all respects to the specifications set out in the relevant Orders and the Contract, and shall be tropicalised and capable of continuous, trouble-free and efficient operation in the ambient non-air-conditioned environment of Singapore; and (e) the Equipment and Goods are free from defects, patent or latent, in design, materials and workmanship and are fit and sufficient for all the purposes for which such Equipment and Goods are ordinarily used and for any particular purpose made known to the Contractor by the Institution, and shall meet the standard of satisfactory quality, as the same is provided in the Sale of Goods Act (Cap. 393). The Contractor hereby also acknowledges that it is aware of the purposes for which the Equipment and Goods are intended. 8.2 Where the Equipment or Goods supplied to the Institution are intended or designed for surgical use, human consumption, ingestion, injection or any other use involving contact with, insertion into or application to the human body, such Equipment and Goods must be packaged and delivered to the Institution in good, safe, sterile and clean condition and otherwise suitable and safe for such use, and in compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards (including the Guidance Notes on Good Distribution Practice, where applicable), for the period required by the Institution. Where instructions and training for safe handling and storage of the Equipment or Goods are required, they must be provided. 8.3 If a particular mode or means of containment is required for the storage of the Equipment or Goods, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so store the Equipment and Goods, and such instructions and training as may be necessary for the Equipment and Goods to be properly stored in full compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards, as may from time to time be applicable thereto, so as to ensure that the Equipment and Goods continue to meet the Contract requirements. 8.4 If any of the Equipment or Goods are determined to be hazardous to health and/or withdrawn from supply (voluntarily or otherwise) and/or brought under investigation in any jurisdiction, whether by the World Health Organisation, the Ministry of Health, the HSA or any international drug or health authority (“Withdrawn Products”), the Institution may cancel the purchase or loan (as the case may be) of any Withdrawn Products in respect of which any Order has been issued without being thereby liable for any costs or compensate Contractor. The Contractor shall promptly notify the Institution upon becoming aware of any withdrawal or threatened withdrawal from legal supply or of any actual or pending investigations or reviews of the Equipment or Goods. The Contractor shall at its own expense, collect and remove all Withdrawn Products from the Institution’s premises. 8.5 The Contractor shall at its own expense, remove from the Institution’s premises, such Equipment and Goods including any by-products or residue thereof, and regardless of whether the same may be used (wholly or partially), damaged or expired, at such dates and times and in such manner as the Institution may from time to time require, and to dispose of the same, by such mode and means of containment, transportation and disposal as may be necessary to comply fully with any applicable legal and regulatory requirements. Where any particular mode or means of containment is required for temporary storage, prior to removal and disposal, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so contain the used, damaged or expired Equipment and Goods as well as all instructions and training as may be necessary. 8.6 The Contractor shall, from time to time, upon request by the Institution, furnish written reports to the Institution containing such information as the Institution may require about the Contract, including but not limited to the quantity and/or the value of Goods purchased and/or Equipment purchased/loaned by the Institution (for each line item).

CONTRACTOR’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 8.1 The Contractor shall ensure that: (a) the Goods and Services (where applicable) conform in all respects with the Contract and the Institution Contract(s) and, where applicable, with any samples approved by the Institution; (b) the Goods operate in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s or technical specifications provided by the Contractor; (c) where applicable, the Contractor and Goods comply with NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s IT requirements and any relevant requirements in relation to cybersecurity risks if the Goods require connection to any of NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s electronic medical records, any of NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s systems and/or connection with the internet, that is/are made known to the Contractor; (d) the Goods supplied shall conform in all respects to the specifications set out in the relevant Orders Orders, the Institution Contract(s) and the Contract, and shall be tropicalised and capable of continuous, trouble-free and efficient operation in the ambient non-air-air- conditioned environment of Singapore; and (e) the Goods are free from defects, patent or latent, in design, materials and workmanship and are fit and sufficient for all the purposes for which such Goods are ordinarily used and for any particular purpose made known to the Contractor by the Institution, and shall meet the standard of satisfactory quality, as the same is provided in the Sale of Goods Act (Cap. 393). The Contractor hereby also acknowledges that it is aware of the purposes for which the Goods are intended. 8.2 Where the Goods supplied to the Institution are intended or designed for surgical use, human consumption, ingestion, injection or any other use involving contact with, insertion into or application to the human body, such Goods must be packaged and delivered to the Institution in good, safe, sterile and clean condition and otherwise suitable and safe for such use, and in compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards (including the Guidance Notes on Good Distribution Practice, where applicable), for the period required by the Institution. Where instructions and training for safe handling and storage of the Goods are required, they must be provided. 8.3 If a particular mode or means of containment is required for the storage of the Goods, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so store the Goods, and such instructions and training as may be necessary for the Goods to be properly stored in full compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards, as may from time to time be applicable thereto, so as to ensure that the Goods continue to meet the Contract requirementsand the Requirements. 8.4 If any of the Goods are determined to be hazardous to health and/or withdrawn from supply (voluntarily or otherwise) and/or brought under investigation in any jurisdiction, whether by the World Health Organisation, the Ministry of Health, the HSA or any international drug or health authority (“Withdrawn Products”), the Institution may cancel the purchase of any Withdrawn Products in respect of which any Order has been issued without being thereby liable for any costs or compensate Contractor. The Contractor shall promptly notify the Institution upon becoming aware of any withdrawal or threatened withdrawal from legal supply or of any actual or pending investigations or reviews of the Goods. The Contractor shall at its own expense, collect all Withdrawn Products from the Institution’s premises. 8.5 The Contractor shall at its own expense, remove from the Institution’s premises, such Goods including any by-products or residue thereof, and regardless of whether the same may be used (wholly or partially), damaged or expired, at such dates and times and in such manner as the Institution may from time to time require, and to dispose of the same, by such mode and means of containment, transportation and disposal as may be necessary to comply fully with any applicable legal and regulatory requirements. Where any particular mode or means of containment is required for temporary storage, prior to removal and disposal, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so contain the used, damaged or expired Goods as well as all instructions and training as may be necessary. 8.6 The Contractor shall, from time to time, upon request by NUHS and/or the Institution, furnish written reports to NUHS and/or the Institution containing such information as the Institution may require about the ContractContract and/or the Institution Contract(s), including but not limited to the quantity and/or the value of Goods purchased by the Institution (for each line item).

CONTRACTOR’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 8.1 The Contractor shall ensure that: (a) the Goods and Services (where applicable) conform in all respects with the Contract and the Institution Contract(s) and, where applicable, with any samples approved by the Institution; (b) the Goods operate in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s or technical specifications provided by the Contractor; (c) where applicable, the Contractor and Goods comply with NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s IT requirements and any relevant requirements in relation to cybersecurity risks if the Goods require connection to any of NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s electronic medical records, any of NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s systems and/or connection with the internet, that is/are made known to the Contractor; (d) the Goods supplied shall conform in all respects to the specifications set out in the relevant Orders Orders, the Institution Contract(s) and the Contract, and shall be tropicalised and capable of continuous, trouble-free and efficient operation in the ambient non-air-non- air- conditioned environment of Singapore; and (e) the Goods are free from defects, patent or latent, in design, materials and workmanship and are fit and sufficient for all the purposes for which such Goods are ordinarily used and for any particular purpose made known to the Contractor by the Institution, and shall meet the standard of satisfactory quality, as the same is provided in the Sale of Goods Act (Cap. 393). The Contractor hereby also acknowledges that it is aware of the purposes for which the Goods are intended. 8.2 Where the Goods supplied to the Institution are intended or designed for surgical use, human consumption, ingestion, injection or any other use involving contact with, insertion into or application to the human body, such Goods must be packaged and delivered to the Institution in good, safe, sterile and clean condition and otherwise suitable and safe for such use, and in compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards (including the Guidance Notes on Good Distribution Practice, where applicable), for the period required by the Institution. Where instructions and training for safe handling and storage of the Goods are required, they must be provided. 8.3 If a particular mode or means of containment is required for the storage of the Goods, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so store the Goods, and such instructions and training as may be necessary for the Goods to be properly stored in full compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards, as may from time to time be applicable thereto, so as to ensure that the Goods continue to meet the Contract requirementsand the Requirements. 8.4 If any of the Goods are determined to be hazardous to health and/or withdrawn from supply (voluntarily or otherwise) and/or brought under investigation in any jurisdiction, whether by the World Health Organisation, the Ministry of Health, the HSA or any international drug or health authority (“Withdrawn Products”), the Institution may cancel the purchase of any Withdrawn Products in respect of which any Order has been issued without being thereby liable for any costs or compensate Contractor. The Contractor shall promptly notify the Institution upon becoming aware of any withdrawal or threatened withdrawal from legal supply or of any actual or pending investigations or reviews of the Goods. The Contractor shall at its own expense, collect all Withdrawn Products from the Institution’s premises. 8.5 The Contractor shall at its own expense, remove from the Institution’s premises, such Goods including any by-products or residue thereof, and regardless of whether the same may be used (wholly or partially), damaged or expired, at such dates and times and in such manner as the Institution may from time to time require, and to dispose of the same, by such mode and means of containment, transportation and disposal as may be necessary to comply fully with any applicable legal and regulatory requirements. Where any particular mode or means of containment is required for temporary storage, prior to removal and disposal, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so contain the used, damaged or expired Goods as well as all instructions and training as may be necessary. 8.6 The Contractor shall, from time to time, upon request by the Institution, furnish written reports to the Institution containing such information as the Institution may require about the Contract, including but not limited to the quantity and/or the value of Goods purchased by the Institution (for each line item).the

CONTRACTOR’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS. 8.1 The Contractor shall ensure that: (a) the Goods and Services (where applicable) conform in all respects with the Contract and the Institution Contract(s) and, where applicable, with any samples approved by the Institution; (b) the Goods operate in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s or technical specifications provided by the Contractor; (c) where applicable, the Contractor and Goods comply with NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s IT requirements and any relevant requirements in relation to cybersecurity risks if the Goods require connection to any of NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s electronic medical records, any of NUHS’ and/or the Institution’s systems and/or connection with the internet, that is/are made known to the Contractor; (d) the Goods supplied shall conform in all respects to the specifications set out in the relevant Orders Orders, the Institution Contract(s) and the Contract, and shall be tropicalised and capable of continuous, trouble-free and efficient operation in the ambient non-air-non- air- conditioned environment of Singapore; and (e) the Goods are free from defects, patent or latent, in design, materials and workmanship and are fit and sufficient for all the purposes for which such Goods are ordinarily used and for any particular purpose made known to the Contractor by the Institution, and shall meet the standard of satisfactory quality, as the same is provided in the Sale of Goods Act (Cap. 393). The Contractor hereby also acknowledges that it is aware of the purposes for which the Goods are intended. 8.2 Where the Goods supplied to the Institution are intended or designed for surgical use, human consumption, ingestion, injection or any other use involving contact with, insertion into or application to the human body, such Goods must be packaged and delivered to the Institution in good, safe, sterile and clean condition and otherwise suitable and safe for such use, and in compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards (including the Guidance Notes on Good Distribution Practice, where applicable), for the period required by the Institution. Where instructions and training for safe handling and storage of the Goods are required, they must be provided. 8.3 If a particular mode or means of containment is required for the storage of the Goods, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so store the Goods, and such instructions and training as may be necessary for the Goods to be properly stored in full compliance with all legal, regulatory and safety requirements, as well as all relevant industry standards, as may from time to time be applicable thereto, so as to ensure that the Goods continue to meet the Contract requirementsand the Requirements. 8.4 If any of the Goods are determined to be hazardous to health and/or withdrawn from supply (voluntarily or otherwise) and/or brought under investigation in any jurisdiction, whether by the World Health Organisation, the Ministry of Health, the HSA or any international drug or health authority (“Withdrawn Products”), the Institution may cancel the purchase of any Withdrawn Products in respect of which any Order has been issued without being thereby liable for any costs or compensate Contractor. The Contractor shall promptly notify the Institution upon becoming aware of any withdrawal or threatened withdrawal from legal supply or of any actual or pending investigations or reviews of the Goods. The Contractor shall at its own expense, collect all Withdrawn Products from the Institution’s premises. 8.5 The Contractor shall at its own expense, remove from the Institution’s premises, such Goods including any by-products or residue thereof, and regardless of whether the same may be used (wholly or partially), damaged or expired, at such dates and times and in such manner as the Institution may from time to time require, and to dispose of the same, by such mode and means of containment, transportation and disposal as may be necessary to comply fully with any applicable legal and regulatory requirements. Where any particular mode or means of containment is required for temporary storage, prior to removal and disposal, the Contractor shall at its own expense provide the Institution with the means to so contain the used, damaged or expired Goods as well as all instructions and training as may be necessary. 8.6 The Contractor shall, from time to time, upon request by NUHS and/or the Institution, furnish written reports to NUHS and/or the Institution containing such information as the Institution may require about the ContractContract and/or the Institution Contract(s), including but not limited to the quantity and/or the value of Goods purchased by the Institution (for each line item).