Operating Spare Parts Sample Clauses

Operating Spare Parts. Not later than three hundred sixty-five (365) Days prior to the Guaranteed Substantial Completion Date for Subproject 1, Contractor shall deliver to Owner a detailed list of all manufacturer and Contractor-recommended spare parts and special tools necessary for operating and maintaining all Equipment (including components and systems of such Equipment) for two (2) years following Substantial Completion of each Subproject (“Operating Spare Parts”). Within thirty (30) Days thereafter, Owner shall specify in writing which items on the list it wishes Contractor to purchase and whether such items are requested to be delivered to the Site prior to Substantial Completion of Subproject 1, Substantial Completion of Subproject 2 or Final Completion. Within a further thirty (30) Days, Contractor shall confirm the extent to which it is able to comply with Owner’s request and shall submit to Owner the final list of Operating Spare Parts to be purchased. The list of Operating Spare Parts to be procured by Contractor and delivered to Owner (“Operating Spare Parts List”) shall be mutually agreed upon via a Change Order. Prior to and as a condition precedent to Substantial Completion of each Subproject, Contractor shall deliver to the Site all Operating Spare Parts required by the above referenced Change Order to be delivered to the Site prior to Substantial Completion of such Subproject as set forth in the Operating Spare Parts List. Prior to and as a condition to achieving Final Completion, Contractor shall deliver to the Site all Operating Spare Parts required to be delivered to the Site prior to Final Completion as set forth in the Operating Spare Parts List. The Operating Spare Parts List shall include all information specified in Schedule W-1. A Provisional Sum for the cost of Operating Spare Parts is included in the Contract Price as set forth in Section 7.1 and Attachment EE.
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Operating Spare Parts. Contractor agrees to use all commercially reasonable efforts to obtain from each Major Manufacturer an assignable guaranty that such Major Manufacturer will have available for purchase by Owner for a period of five (5) years after the Final Acceptance Date all spare parts for the Major Equipment supplied by such Major Manufacturer required to keep the Facility in good operating condition, it being understood that some of such parts are not “shelf items” and will have to be manufactured by the Major Manufacturer after it receives an order for them. In addition, Contractor agrees to use all commercially reasonable efforts to make spare parts (other than spare parts for the Major Equipment) available for purchase by Owner for a period of five (5) years after the Final Acceptance Date to the extent that Contractor is able to obtain them from the manufacturer who supplied them for the Facility as originally built. If Contractor is unable to obtain such spare parts from such manufacturer, it further agrees to use all commercially reasonable efforts to find another source that can supply them. Contractor agrees to use all commercially reasonable efforts to obtain a firm price for such spare parts acceptable to Owner for a period of one (1) year after the Final Acceptance Date. At least one hundred twenty (120) days prior to the Ready for Start-Up date, Contractor shall provide Owner with each manufacturer’s recommended spare parts list for the Equipment.
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Operating Spare Parts. At least [*****] prior to the end of the Warranty Period, Contractor shall provide Company with each manufacturer’s recommended spare parts list for the Equipment, which list shall include part numbers, recommended quantities, price, mean times to failure, mean times to repair and a description of lead times necessary for orders of such spare parts, in each case to the extent reasonably available to Contractor. Contractor agrees to use all commercially reasonable efforts to: (1) obtain from each Major Manufacturer an assignable guaranty that such Major Manufacturer will have available for purchase by Company for the longer of (i) [*****] after the Substantial Completion Date or (ii) [*****] after the end of the Warranty Period, all spare parts for the Major Equipment supplied by such Major Manufacturer required to keep the ESS in good operating condition, it being understood that some of such parts are not “shelf items” and will have to be manufactured by the Major Manufacturer after it receives an order for them; (2) make spare parts (other than spare parts for the Major Equipment) available for purchase by Company for the longer of (i) [*****] after the Substantial Completion Date or (ii) [*****] after the end of the Warranty Period, to the extent that Contractor is able to obtain them from the manufacturer who supplied them for the ESS as originally built; and (3) find another source that can supply such spare parts if Contractor is unable to obtain such spare parts from such manufacturer. 3.30
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Operating Spare Parts. Subject to Section 3.4C below, Contractor shall deliver to Owner, for Owner’s written approval, one or more detailed lists of all manufacturer and Contractor-recommended spare parts necessary for operating all Equipment for the Work (including components and systems of such Equipment) for two (2) years after Substantial Completion. Contractor’s proposed operating spare parts list(s) shall include the information set forth in Attachment W. The cost associated with generating the list of such operating spare parts is included in the Contract Price. Within thirty (30) days after Owner’s receipt of the operating spare parts list(s) from Contractor identifying the recommended operating spare parts, Owner shall request, in writing, which operating spare parts, if any, that it elects Contractor to procure from such list. In the event Owner requests in writing that Contractor procure any operating spare parts on Owner’s behalf, Contractor shall be entitled to request a Change Order in accordance with Section 6.2A.11 to increase the Contract Price for the actual purchase price of such requested operating spare parts. With the exception of Critical Spare Parts (which shall be delivered in accordance with Section 12.4C), any operating spare parts purchased by Owner pursuant to this Section 3.4 shall be delivered to Owner at the Site no later than ninety (90) Days after Substantial Completion.
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Operating Spare Parts. Operating Spare Parts are those spare parts necessary for ongoing Facility operation sufficient for [***] (***) years after Substantial Completion (but only to the extent not taken into consideration by Capital Spare Parts) and are based upon Plant maintenance requirements including preventative maintenance and unplanned, or breakdown, maintenance. In the course of the Work, Contractor shall identify, based on Contractor’s experience, expertise, procurement processes (requisitions to include requests for spare parts recommendations), and GECP recommended Operating Spare Parts. In accordance with Article 3.4C of the Agreement, Contractor shall deliver to Owner for Owner’s approval detailed priced lists for Operating Spare Parts along with Contractor’s recommendations regarding such spare parts for each applicable item of Equipment (including components and systems of such Equipment). Such priced lists shall originate from the Equipment supplier(s). In accordance with Article 3.4C of the Agreement, Owner shall respond to Contractor identifying which Operating Spare Parts, if any, Owner wishes to be procured. The cost associated with all Work related to Operating Spare Parts is included in the Contract Price, except for the purchase and delivery price of those Operating Spare Parts. Costs for purchase and delivery of any Operating Spare Parts shall be addressed through Change Order in accordance with Section 6.1 of the Agreement and such Change Order shall specify whether each item of Operating Spare Part is to be delivered by Contractor to Site at or before Substantial Completion or Final Completion.
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Operating Spare Parts. With respect to operating spare parts for use after Substantial Completion, Contractor shall deliver to Owner for Owner’s written approval a detailed priced list of the manufacturer and Contractor-recommended operating spare parts for each applicable item of Contractor-Supplied Equipment necessary for operating such equipment (including components and systems of such equipment) for two (2) years after Substantial Completion. Such list shall be provided to Owner for each item of Contractor-Supplied Equipment for which there is manufacturer or Contractor-recommended operating spare parts prior to execution of the applicable Subcontract for such equipment. Owner shall have thirty (30) Days to respond to Contractor identifying which operating spare parts, if any, that Owner wishes Contractor to procure as part of its execution of the Subcontract. In the event Owner requests in writing that Contractor procure any operating spare parts on Owner’s behalf, Contractor shall be entitled to request a Change Order in accordance with Section 6.2.1.7, to increase the Guaranteed Maximum Price for the actual purchase price of such requested operating spare parts.
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Operating Spare Parts. At least ten (10) days prior to the Provisional Acceptance Date, Contractor shall provide FPL with each manufacturer’s recommended spare parts list for the Equipment, which list shall Solar Photovoltaic EPC TURNKEY EPC AGREEMENT SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC GENERATING FACILITY (continued) include part numbers, recommended quantities, price, mean times to failure, mean times to repair and a description of lead times necessary for orders of such spare parts, in each case to the extent reasonably available to Contractor. Contractor agrees to:
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Operating Spare Parts. Contractor shall solicit from bidders for Equipment operating and maintenance spare parts lists and proposed pricing for such spare parts concurrently with the bid for such Equipment. Contractor shall provide Owner with such priced spare parts list. Owner may in its discretion enter into purchase agreements with such Subcontractor for spare parts. Contractor shall provide appropriate support to Owner in its negotiations. Contractor shall be responsible for receiving, inventorying, storing and handling over to Owner or Owner's operator, as instructed by Owner, all operating spare parts described in Exhibit B-2 to the extent that delivery of such spare parts occurs prior to Substantial Completion.
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