CUT-OFF SWITCHES Sample Clauses

CUT-OFF SWITCHES. All telephones are capable of being shut off manually by CDCR staff. Some locations utilize physical cut-off switches that are hardwired to the telephones. Others utilize a computer application located in officers’ stations and control booths where calls are monitored. The approximate quantities of physical cut-off switches installed at adult and youth facilities are identified in Attachment 3, Adult Institutions’ IWTS Equipment, through Attachment 7, CDCR Youth Facilities’ IWTS Equipment.
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CUT-OFF SWITCHES. NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS CONDITION WILL BE PERMITTED. Vendor distributor trucks must be capable of spreading in one-foot increments up to and including 16 feet in width. If vendor sends a spread operator who is not experienced or competent, the County will reject the entire shipment and have cause to cancel any agreement established as a result of this request for proposal. The County will not pay any time or material charges on shipments that have been rejected.
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