Delegating Manufacturing Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Delegating Manufacturing Responsibilities. Whenever in this Agreement a Party is assigned the responsibility for manufacturing an item, such Party may procure the item from a third party or may have a third party manufacture the item. However, such Party must use its best efforts to select a third party supplier or third party manufacturer who will meet all relevant requirements of ISO 9000. Such Party also will use its best efforts to require the third party supplier or third party manufacturer to provide Year 2000 Compliance warranties, substantially like the warranties in Section. 7.5, covering everything, particularly software and firmware, procured from such third party, and to permit inspection by both Parties.
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