TOTAL SOLUTION Sample Clauses
The "Total Solution" clause defines the supplier's obligation to deliver a complete, fully functional system or service that meets all specified requirements. In practice, this means the supplier must provide all necessary components, integration, and support to ensure the solution operates as intended, even if certain elements are not explicitly listed in the contract. This clause ensures that the customer receives a turnkey solution without unexpected gaps, thereby reducing the risk of incomplete delivery and disputes over missing features or services.
TOTAL SOLUTION. The Master Contract is designed to be a total solution vehicle for services, allowing commercial and non-commercial solutions at the task order level. Total solution is defined as any combination of direct supplies and services, as well as ancillary supplies and services, that are integral and necessary to the service-based requirements within the scope of the Master Contract and task order award. For example, a total solution may include any combination of contract types and labor associated with Contiguous United States (CONUS) labor, Outside CONUS (OCONUS) labor, specialized labor, construction wage rate requirements, professional labor, service contract labor standards, covered labor, and other costs such as subcontracts, travel, supplies, materials, equipment, special test equipment, and special tooling. At the task order level, the Contractor should propose and identify the type of labor and other costs separately in its cost/price proposal and the Ordering Contracting Officer (OCO) should, when appropriate, identify the type of labor and other costs by a separate Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) in the task order award.
TOTAL SOLUTION. The master contract is designed to be a “total solution” vehicle for services solicited and awarded at the task order level. Total solution is defined as any combination of support that is integral and necessary to the service-based requirements within the scope of the master contract and task order award. For example, a total solution may include any combination of contract types and labor associated to CONUS labor, OCONUS labor, specialized labor, construction wage rate requirements, professional labor, service contract labor standards and other costs such as subcontracts, travel, supplies, materials, equipment, special test equipment, and special tooling. The Contractor should propose and identify the type of labor and other costs separately in their cost/price proposal and the OCO should, when appropriate, identify the type of labor and other costs by a separate Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) in the task order award.
TOTAL SOLUTION. - Device - Sim card- Air time - The Telematics Service - Installation means the official service, structured and designed to enable the client to monitor and control the Fleet, to the extend that such Fleet is located in the Territory, by displaying and facilitating the transmission of location data between The Telematics Service and the Onboard units. means the website used by The Service Provider
TOTAL SOLUTION. Contractor agrees to provide a “total solution” to meet the State’s electronic payment processing needs including reconciliation, and recognizes that different state agencies have varying needs. Contractor also recognizes the changing needs of agencies and will provide alternative service options for the State on a case-by-case basis where solutions cannot be provided solely by the Contractor’s proprietary network and services.
TOTAL SOLUTION. The Total Solution includes all of the service components outlined above in the Managed Solution plus:
TOTAL SOLUTION a. Labor categories/qualifications are not included in this SIN, however, ordering activities may acquire a total solution to meet a specific requirement for an order or BPA involving multiple IT Schedule 70 SINs. Contractors report the sales to GSA under the SINs the items are sold. For example, an agency may post an RFQ requesting a total solution anticipating offerings from multiple SINs, such as IT Professional Services 132-51 or Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services (HACS) 132-45A-D along with CDM Tools 132-44 for products and product associated services. **NOTE TO CONTRACTORS: The information provided below contains reporting requirements for Contractors on the CDM Tools SIN. This language should NOT be printed as part of the Information Technology Schedule Pricelist but are the reporting requirements of the SIN.