All Equipment and Third Sample Clauses

All Equipment and Third. Party Software physical deliveries made pursuant to this Agreement to local County Sites and the ASF must be complete. The Counties shall inspect and provide written acknowledgement of Acceptance or rejection of installation of the Equipment after receipt of a Notice from Contractor that installation has been completed within such other period of time as the parties agree in writing. Any such item of Equipment shall be deemed incomplete and not delivered, thereby relieving the Counties’ of their inspection obligations until delivery is complete, if any item of Equipment or Third Party Software, component, or feature thereof within the ordered configuration has not been delivered, or, if delivered, not installed in accordance with its Specifications and the Change Request and its Work Plan. However, the Counties shall retain such incomplete Equipment or Third Party Software until delivery is complete. All packages must be accompanied by a packing slip which identifies all items included with the shipment and the Counties’ Change Request number. Contractor’s or Contractor’s delivery receipt must be signed by an authorized representative of the Counties for all deliveries made hereunder.
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All Equipment and Third. Party Software physical deliveries made pursuant to this Agreement to local County Sites and the ASF must be complete. The CalSAWS Consortium shall inspect and provide written acknowledgement of Acceptance or rejection of installation of the Equipment after receipt of a Notice from Contractor that installation has been completed within such other period of time as the parties agree in writing. Any such item of Equipment shall be deemed incomplete and not delivered, thereby relieving the CalSAWS Consortium of its inspection obligations until delivery is complete, if any item of Equipment or Third Party Software, component, or feature thereof within the ordered configuration has not been delivered, or, if delivered, not installed in accordance with its Specifications and the Change Request and its Work Plan. However, the CalSAWS Consortium shall retain such incomplete Equipment or Third Party Software until delivery is complete. All packages must be accompanied by a packing slip which identifies all items included with the shipment and the CalSAWS Consortium’s Change Request number. Contractor’s or Contractor’s delivery receipt must be signed by an authorized representative of the CalSAWS Consortium for all deliveries made hereunder.
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