Fleet Requirements Sample Clauses
The Fleet Requirements clause defines the specific standards and conditions that a group of vehicles or vessels must meet under a contract. It typically outlines the number, type, age, and maintenance status of the fleet, as well as any operational capabilities or certifications required. By clearly specifying these requirements, the clause ensures that the service provider maintains an adequate and suitable fleet to fulfill contractual obligations, thereby minimizing operational risks and ensuring service reliability.
Fleet Requirements. A. DEFINITION OF "RENTAL VEHICLE".
Fleet Requirements. The Provider will provide sufficient spare capacity to ensure there are no service disruptions due to vehicle breakdowns or accidents. The Provider will provide appropriate replacement vehicles within 60 minutes of a service disruption resulting from a vehicle breakdown or accident.
Fleet Requirements. The fleet of Trainsets passed PTO shall demonstrate from PTO of the first Trainset 8 months and 500 000 km in operation not exceeding the committed values: • The number of significant failures ref. Exhibit A 05-1, shall not exceed the committed values, as defined in Exhibit A 05-1. • The number of major failures ref. Exhibit A 05-1, shall not exceed the committed values, as defined in Exhibit A 05-1.
Fleet Requirements. The CONTRACTOR will supply, fuel and maintain three (3) buses as dedicated in-service Flex Shuttle buses (Shuttle and Medical services) and provide sufficient spare capacity to ensure there are no service disruptions due to vehicle breakdown or accidents. CONTRACTOR will provide appropriate replacement vehicles within (60) minutes of a service disruption resulting from a vehicle breakdown or accident. The Flex Shuttle Service currently operates with the following vehicles. Alternative configurations meeting all program needs would be considered: Lift equipped vehicles, including proper wheelchair tie-down equipment. The capability to operate on residential streets as well as retail and facility parking lots. Mobile radios linked to a base station. On-board cameras. 2008 Chevrolet HD Senator Cutaway Bus Bus Gas Lift 22 7 2 2008 Ford Sentinel Bus Bus Gas Lift 8 2 1 The CONTRACTOR must provide to the CITY a detailed description of the vehicles that are used to provide service under this AGREEMENT including: current condition, year, make, model, mileage, number of seats (ambulatory, wheelchair), and number of wheelchair tie-downs. CONTRACTOR will make no substitution of equipment without the prior written approval of the CITY. No primary in-service buses can be older than five years old. This restriction does not apply to designated back up buses. Newer vehicles are preferable. A generic white vehicle is preferred. In order to meet emissions standards, it is anticipated that the vehicles will be gasoline powered. (See Section 2.20 regarding Air Quality Standards) CONTRACTOR shall not use vehicles that are used to provide general public taxi service to provide CITY paratransit services under this AGREEMENT, unless otherwise authorized in writing by the CITY.
Fleet Requirements. 7 CONTRACTOR shall provide all appropriate vehicles, fuel, oil, maintenance and any other necessities 8 to maintain an ambulance fleet in a manner that meets OCEMS and California ambulance equipment 9 10 standards. The CONTRACTOR must require the use of seat belts in their vehicles. CONTRACTOR 11 must clearly demonstrate, for each EOA in which this Agreement applies that the CONTRACTOR’s 12 fleet has the ability to operate as a standalone fleet within the EOA and independently from the 13 CONTRACTOR’S operations in other areas outside of the EOA.
14 (1) Emergency Ambulance Vehicles 15 (a) CONTRACTOR shall provide Modular (type III) dual rear 16 wheeled ambulances for the provision of the required services. Each vehicle used shall have no more 17 than 100,000 miles on its odometer at the start of contract.
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