Common use of Preventative Maintenance Clause in Contracts

Preventative Maintenance. Supplier will provide Buyer with a complete and comprehensive preventative maintenance plan for Equipment prior to the Final Acceptance at the facility designated by Buyer. The preventative maintenance plan shall include, without limitation, at least two (2) complete sets of maintenance and operating manuals for all Equipment purchased by Buyer, as well as a detailed bill of material. Supplier warrants to Buyer and its Affiliates, their respective customers, and their successors and assigns, that the Equipment will operate safely at quoted production rate and/or cycle times for the stated expected useful life if Buyer follows the preventative maintenance plan proposed by Supplier. Supplier will provide to Buyer upon request a complete copy of (i) the source codes for any software incorporated in the Equipment purchased by Buyer from Supplier along with any additional information reasonably necessary so that a trained programmer of general proficiency may maintain and support any such software and (ii) a running object code version of such software.

Preventative Maintenance. Supplier will provide Buyer with a complete and comprehensive preventative maintenance plan for Equipment prior to the Final Acceptance at the facility designated by Buyer. The preventative maintenance plan shall include, without limitation, at least two (2) complete sets of maintenance and operating manuals for all Equipment purchased by Buyer, as well as a detailed bill xxxx of material. Supplier warrants to Buyer and its Affiliates, their respective customers, and their successors and assigns, that the Equipment will operate safely at quoted production rate and/or cycle times for the stated expected useful life if Buyer follows the preventative maintenance plan proposed by Supplier. Supplier will provide to Buyer upon request a complete copy of (i) the source codes for any software incorporated in the Equipment purchased by Buyer from Supplier along with any additional information reasonably necessary so that a trained programmer of general proficiency may maintain and support any such software and (ii) a running object code version of such software.