Common use of Period of Warranty Clause in Contracts

Period of Warranty. For a period of one year, or such longer period as may be provided by the manufacturer, from the date of Beneficial Use of a particular work element, the Contractor warrants the performance of the equipment in accordance with the specifications agreed upon and set forth in the Scope of Work for such work element as awarded on a Task Order. This warranty shall include reasonable and customary labor costs to make any warranty correction or repair. Upon termination of the warranty period, the Contractor shall assign to the Government the Contractor's rights under any manufacturers' warranties relating to the equipment.

Period of Warranty. For a period of one year, or such longer period as may be provided by the manufacturer, from the date of Beneficial Use of a particular work element, the Contractor warrants the performance of the equipment in accordance with the specifications agreed upon and set forth in the Scope of Work for such work element as awarded on a Task Delivery Order. This warranty shall include reasonable and customary labor costs to make any warranty correction or repair. Upon termination of the warranty period, the Contractor shall assign to the Government the Contractor's rights under any manufacturers' warranties relating to the equipment.