HOOCS definition

HOOCS means the New York Department of Transportation Highway Oversize Overweight Credentialing System, developed for NYSDOT, inclusive of (unit price books, technical specifications, all software, services, training, and support) to be provided or developed by Consultant, as more fully described in the Scope of Services, together with the Licensed Software described in this Agreement.
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Examples of HOOCS in a sentence

  • All source and object codes for the Developed Software, i.e., all software custom developed for the HOOCS application, shall be provided to NYSDOT during System Implementation to support the maintenance of the HOOCS.

  • If NYSDOT determines that the HOOCS has not successfully completed the requirements of the system acceptance during the System Implementation Phase, NYSDOT shall promptly notify Consultant, in writing (hereinafter referred to as "notice of failure"), and shall specify with as much detail as possible in which respects the System does not perform properly.

  • Consultant shall also be deemed in default if: 1) it fails to make reasonable progress as defined by NYSDOT on the HOOCS Services Project in accordance with this Agreement; 2) the HOOCS System does not perform in accordance with the requirements of this Agreement, notwithstanding Consultant’s remedial or maintenance efforts; or 3) other material violation of this Agreement that significantly endangers substantial performance of the Project.

  • Consultant shall place a copy of the source codes of the Consultant-Owned Software and any proprietary or custom-developed software (for the HOOCS Services Project) -- or subcontractor-Owned Software into escrow with a licensed escrow agent subject to approval by NYSDOT.

  • Consultant shall offer training in the use and implementation of the HOOCS and any COTS, Developed or Consultant-Owned Software, to NYSDOT staff, consultant, and other structure owners, including but not limited to municipalities, state and local authorities, commissions, and railroads that will be using the System, in accordance with the RFP and any other part of this Agreement.

  • Contractors should still include the following in the notes section when ordering the permit: • Contract Number • Award and Completion dates of the Contract Fees are assessed (as they are no longer waived), and the Permit is obtained through the HOOCS.

  • By __________________________________ Date: ________________________________ Highway Oversize Overweight Credentialing System (HOOCS) Services for NYSDOT Attorney General ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇.

  • Consultant shall agree to execute and be bound by any non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements that NYSDOT or any other agency, consortia, corporation, or other entity which requires such non- disclosure or confidentiality agreement to be executed before data, software, code, or other information shall be provided to the HOOCS System.

  • Consultant warrants that, for 18 months from the acceptance of the system per the successful completion of the system acceptance, all HOOCS Software and Systems, including all Service Components, Developed Software, and Consultant- Owned Software furnished hereunder, both as to each individual element and for the overall HOOCS System, shall be free from significant programming and operational errors which shall prevent it from operating in conformity with the standards set forth in this Agreement.

  • Contractors must go through the Highway Oversize/Overweight Credentialing System (HOOCS) program to obtain Special Hauling Permits.