INDUSTRY PARTNER WEBPAGE Sample Clauses

INDUSTRY PARTNER WEBPAGE. It is a material contract requirement that, for the life of their Contract(s), each Contractor shall design, deploy, operate, maintain, update and manage a 24x7 Section 508 compliant informational web page (or pages) with a static URL that can be linked to externally solely featuring this GWAC contract(s). The purpose of the webpage is for the Industry Partner to communicate with potential customers regarding the Industry Partner’s ability to provide world-class information technology services under the GWAC. The webpage should demonstrate the functional capability associated with different products or business areas awarded under the GWAC. Each Contractor shall provide a prominent hyperlink to the aforementioned web page on their internet home page, after splash screen type introductions - if any, with no scroll down necessary to view the link. The webpage should be easily accessible from the Industry Partner’s front page and intuitive for novice computer users. This webpage at minimum must include the following items:
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