SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS Sample Clauses

SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS. The contract amount shall include an allowance of $250,000 for spare parts and $50,000 for special tools to service the vehicles purchased under this Agreement. The Contractor shall provide to SFMTA lists of recommended spare parts and special tools, along with prices for each item listed. Coaches. The SFMTA may apply these allowances toward listed parts or tools, but may also use the allowance to purchase other parts or tools that are needed but not listed on the recommended lists. Prices shall remain firm for 24 months after Notice to Proceed.
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SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS. 100%) • To be Deliver along with the first mobile substation Without derogating from any specific contractual provision, the Equipment, Spare Parts and Special Tools shall be delivered in accordance with the following INCOTERMS 2010 terms of delivery:
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SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS. Contractor shall supply, at Contractor’s expense, all spare parts and operating consumables Contractor deems necessary for the installation, startup and commissioning, operation, and maintenance of equipment prior to Final Acceptance. Owner shall not be liable in any way for Contractor’s inability to achieve Final Acceptance due to lack of any parts. In the event Owner directs Contractor to purchase any spare parts, such spare parts shall be handled as follows: Spare parts require clear identification and shall be identified by part number. Spare parts shall be packaged and shipped in containers appropriate for the parts. Separate containers shall be used for the spare parts for each major piece of equipment. Where applicable, containers shall be designed and constructed for return shipment of damaged or worn components for repair. Spare parts shall be protected from damage due to moisture and dirt accumulation during an extended storage period by use of special coatings, airtight membranes, bags of desiccant, or other means acceptable to Owner. A weatherproofed itemized list of the contents shall be attached to the outside of each container. A similar weatherproof list shall be inside each container.
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SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS. 11.1 The Seller shall provide accompanying spare parts, accompanying consumables and special tools required in installation, testing, operation and maintenance in the delivery of equipment; and the prices of accompanying consumables and special tools are included in the contract equipment prices. See Attachment 2 for details of list of spare parts.
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SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS. Developer shall supply, at Developer’s expense, all spare parts and operating consumables Developer deems necessary for the installation, startup and commissioning of the Facility prior to Final Acceptance. PacifiCorp shall not be liable in any way for Developer’s inability to achieve Substantial Completion or Final Acceptance due to lack of any parts or special tools.
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SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS. Seller is to provide spare parts and/or special tools as required by Owner or recommended by Seller at no additional cost to Buyer prior to installation of items covered by this order. Spare parts and special tools must be packaged in a separate box clearly marked with contents.
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SPARE PARTS AND SPECIAL TOOLS. Seller is to provide spare parts and/or special tools as specified by Owner or recommended by Seller at no additional cost to X. X. Xxxxx Co. prior to installation of items covered by this Order. Spare parts and special tools must be packaged in a separate box clearly marked with contents. Seller is to provide a spare parts list as detailed in Specification section @@@ (#). MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS: California State Laws require manufacturers and Sellers of materials, which contain one or more hazardous substances, as determined by CAL/OSHA, to furnish X. X. Xxxxx Co. a material safety data sheet (MSDS). The MSDS must give information regarding the health risks in the use of the substance, proper precautions for handling the substance, necessary personal protection equipment and other safety precautions in the use or exposure to the hazardous substance, as well as emergency procedures for spills, fire, disposal and first aid. If your product contains a hazardous substance, please send X. X. Xxxxx Co. an MSDS immediately. Failure to do so could result in payments being withheld. PAYMENT: Seller's invoice shall set forth the acceptable items delivered to the jobsite, the date of delivery and the itemized cost of the items delivered. Seller’s invoice must separate machinery, equipment, and material items subject to taxes from non-taxable items. The “Total Amount of Purchase Agreement” as stated herein includes the full compensation to the Seller for all taxes from the date of this Purchase Agreement through final acceptance of the Project by Owner. No additional compensation will be provided Seller for any increase in applicable taxes. Seller shall be responsible to ascertain and pay the taxes when due. Payment schedule for acceptable delivered items shall be as follows: 90% within thirty (30) days of jobsite delivery date, 10% within thirty (30) days of check-out, adjust for service, training, and Owner's acceptance. However, no more than 75% of the order amount will be paid by X. X. Xxxxx Co. until the required Operation and Maintenance Manuals, spare parts, spare parts lists and special tools are received. DELIVERY: Delivery of materials to the jobsite shall be advised and coordinated with X. X. Xxxxx Co.’s project manager. Delivery of materials to the jobsite shall occur on @@@ (#). In the event Seller fails to obtain Owner submittal approval within the time specified herein under “Submittal Data” due to any avoidable delays by Seller, the time of dela...
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