Existing Inventory and Custom Parts Sample Clauses

Existing Inventory and Custom Parts. Within seven days prior to beginning any preliminary work at an ODOT Facility, Contractor will conduct and submit to ODOT for review a total inventory of existing ODOT Parts for such ODOT Facility (the “Existing Inventory”). If ODOT questions or objects to the Existing Inventory, Contractor and ODOT shall cooperate and in good faith come to mutual agreement with respect to the Existing Inventory within five days of ODOT’s objection. If Contractor and ODOT cannot come to such agreement within such time period, ODOT’s determination of the Existing Inventory shall prevail. Contractor shall take control of and manage the Existing Inventory at each ODOT Facility in accordance with the quality and availability standards set forth in this Agreement. Contractor must account for Existing Inventory and establish a system to segregate Existing Inventory from new inventory. In the course of its operations, ODOT may have parts and materials custom-manufactured to its own unique specifications, such as specialized snow plow hitches, snow plow blades, etc. These typically are produced on an as-needed and generally seasonal or annual basis. Contractor will procure and stock these items to ODOT specifications as needed by ODOT. Other than providing the vendor/manufacturer, the ODOT specifications, and having ODOT personnel review and/or test such items upon delivery, the Contractor has no liability as to their suitability for the job or for any returns or potential restocking fees, if allowable, to the vendor/manufacturer.
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