Common use of Parts Stocked; Critical Parts Clause in Contracts

Parts Stocked; Critical Parts. Supplier currently stocks parts in various locations throughout the world. Selected parts may not be stocked in the location closest to OEM's site. If a part that is needed to repair the Client Product is not available from a Supplier facility near OEM's location and must be transferred from another facility, it will be shipped as soon as is practical and commercially reasonable. Certain Supplier parts locations stock critical parts, as determined by Supplier, to supply parts for same business day response times. A critical part is one that, upon failure, may prevent the Client Product from performing its basic functions. Supplier may, in its discretion, ship these parts using overnight delivery. In order to receive parts on a two- or four-hour basis, OEM must purchase a corresponding Service entitlement that supports same day response times for critical parts delivery and the Product must be located within the Supplier-designated supported coverage area. Parts Supplier deems non-critical include, but are not limited to: software, media drives, modems, speakers, sound cards, zip drives, monitors, keyboards, and mice.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Oem Terms of Sale, Oem Terms of Sale, Oem Terms of Sale

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Parts Stocked; Critical Parts. Supplier currently stocks parts in various locations throughout the world. Selected parts may not be stocked in the location closest to OEMCustomer's site. If a part that is needed to repair the Client Product is not available from a Supplier facility near OEMCustomer's location and must be transferred from another facility, it will be shipped as soon as is practical and commercially reasonable. Certain Supplier parts locations stock critical parts, as determined by Supplier, to supply parts for same business day response times. A critical part is one that, upon failure, may prevent the Client Product from performing its basic functions. Supplier may, in its discretion, ship these parts using overnight delivery. In order to receive parts on a two- or four-hour basis, OEM Customer must purchase a corresponding Service entitlement Agreement that supports same day response times for critical parts delivery and the Product must be located within the Supplier-designated supported coverage area. Parts Supplier deems non-critical include, but are not limited to: software, media drives, modems, speakers, sound cards, zip drives, monitors, keyboards, and mice.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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