LONG TERM SUPPORT Sample Clauses

LONG TERM SUPPORT. 30.1 For a period of twenty-five (25) years starting on the date of System Acceptance Certificate, the CONTRACTOR shall supply to the TELKOM : a. technical support and advice in respect of the design, maintenance and operation of the System. b. supplies, replacement equipment, repair service and software support to the System at a reasonable price. 30.2 Where identical parts or components cannot be supplied the CONTRACTOR shall provide equivalent and compatible parts, and shall be responsible for any adaptive engineering work and all implementation documentation that may be necessary. 30.3 Notwithstanding Article 30.2, if for any reason the CONTRACTOR intends to cease manufacturing identical or fully compatible spare parts and replacement equipment, the CONTRACTOR shall give a minimum of one (1) year prior written notice to TELKOM to allow TELKOM to order from the CONTRACTOR any required spare parts and replacement equipment and shall forthwith provide full details of the equivalents. However, the CONTRACTOR shall not cease to manufacture such parts and equipment before the expiration of the warranty period, as described in Article 29.
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LONG TERM SUPPORT. Following completion of In-Orbit Testing (IOT), Contractor shall provide Satellite emergency operations and anomaly resolution support services throughout the Satellite Mission Life. Contractor shall issue and submit to Purchaser preliminary in-orbit anomaly reports and final in-orbit anomaly investigation reports”.
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LONG TERM SUPPORT. For discontinued Hardware, Seller will make available repair services for Hardware until the earlier of the expiration of [*] years from the effective date of termination of the Agreement or [*] years from the effective date of discontinuation of the Hardware version. #
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LONG TERM SUPPORT. Item Description AFC
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LONG TERM SUPPORT. Customer qualifies for long term support (LTS) if he has installed a long term support version of OMNIS (stated in the release notes of the respective version) and additionally has a valid “Software License Compliance/Regulation Stand-Alone” (6.06004.010) or “Software License Compliance/Regulation Client/Server” (6.06004.011) installed on the system for which support is claimed. LTS includes the support in case of software defects caused by Metrohm and having a serious adverse effect on the operation, functionality, or performance of the SOFTWARE. Long term Support of a LTS version is limited to five years after the release of the respective LTS base version. A version is qualified as LTS base version by the release notes. The release date is defined by the date of the release notes of the respective version.
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LONG TERM SUPPORT. For a period of twenty-five (25) years starting on the Network Acceptance Date, the Contractor shall supply to the Purchasers:
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LONG TERM SUPPORT. 23.1 For the 7-year period commencing as of the MD Date, as defined below, of the applicable Hardware or as mutually agreed upon by the parties ("Support Term") Seller shall make available for sale to Buyer at then-current prices, terms and conditions (unless such prices, terms and conditions are superseded by prevailing contractual provisions (e.g., the Prices set forth in Supplement 1)), functionally equivalent replacement parts for the maintenance and repair of the Hardware purchased under this Agreement ("Replacement Parts"). 23.2 During the Support Term, Seller shall also make available for sale to Buyer, support for the Software licensed by Buyer hereunder at Seller's then-current prices, terms and conditions based upon Seller's Software support policies (unless such prices, terms and conditions are superseded by prevailing contractual provisions, e.g., the Prices set forth in Supplement 1). 23.3 Seller may at any time discontinue to manufacture any part of the Equipment ("MD Equipment"), provided, however, that Seller shall first notify Buyer in writing of Seller's intent to discontinue the manufacture of such MD Equipment reasonably in advance of the scheduled date for discontinuance ("MD Date"), but in no event less than ninety (90) days prior to the MD Date. Such notification shall specify the description and approximate quantity of the MD Equipment which Seller then has in inventory, or plans to inventory, sufficiently in advance of the MD Date, to allow Buyer to purchase any Discontinued Equipment it may desire prior to the MD Date at Seller's then-current prices, terms and conditions (unless such prices, terms and conditions are superseded by prevailing contractual provisions). 23.4 At the conclusion of the Support Term, and for a period of five (5) consecutive years thereafter, in the event Seller is unable to provide Buyer with additional quantities of Replacement Parts, Seller shall, upon Buyer's written request, deliver to Buyer the drawings and specifications for such Replacement Parts as may be necessary to allow Buyer to manufacture (or cause to be manufactured) or procure any Replacement Parts which Seller no longer has available for purchase ("Buyer Produced Parts"). Seller will provide Buyer a non-exclusive royalty free license to make (or have made) and use such Buyer Produced Parts, provided such Buyer Produced Parts shall be used only as Replacement Parts for Equipment purchased hereunder. Seller shall provide Buyer drawings and s...
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LONG TERM SUPPORT. [Intentionally deleted - covered under Section 5.3(iv).] Article 8 - Factory Examination, Inspection and Tests
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