Product Catalogue Sample Clauses

Product Catalogue. The tower products provided by China Tower include ground base towers and building base towers. The ground base towers include regular ground base towers, landscape towers and simplified towers; building base towers include regular building base towers and floor holding poles. These products are further classified by mounting height. Each mounting height can be divided into five combinations in accordance with the different equipment rooms and facilities: (1) tower + self-owned equipment room + facilities; (2) tower + rented equipment room + facilities; (3) tower + integrated cabinet + facilities; (4) tower + RRU remote + facilities; and (5) tower (without equipment room and facility). Table 1: Tower Catalogue Category Type Definition Mounting Height (m)Note Ground Base Towers Regular Ground Base Towers Various single-pipe towers, angle-steel towers, three-pipe towers, four-pipe towers and other towers that have platforms and at least six antennas can be installed at the same horizontal height H<30 30£H<35 35£H<40 40£H<45 45£H£50 Landscape Towers Various landscape towers, transmission poles, ground heightened stents, and various simplified towers with height above 20 meters (excl.), that have no platform and only three antennas can be installed at the same horizontal height H<20 20£H<25 25£H<30 30£H<35 35£H£40 Simplified Towers Municipal street lamp posts, cement poles, H posts, supporting posts, guyed supports and other towers, with the height lower than 20 meters (incl.) H£20 Building Base Towers Regular Building Base Towers Various building base towers such as heightened stents, guyed masts, floor camouflage towers, camouflage covers, that are built on the building floors — Floor Holding Poles Wall-attached or weight-countered holding poles, etc. —
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Product Catalogue. The indoor distribution products provided by China Tower include building distribution products and tunnel distribution products. The building distribution products include indoor distribution products in commercial buildings, large-scale structures (including airports, railway stations, exhibition centers, gymnasiums, etc.). The tunnel distribution products include indoor distribution products in subway tunnels (including subway platforms) and railway tunnels. Table 7: Indoor Distribution Product Catalogue Category Product Scenario Pricing Unit No. of Systems Building distribution products Commercial buildings m2 2 sets Large stadiums (including airports, railway stations, exhibition centers, gymnasiums, etc.) m2 2 sets Tunnel distribution products Subway tunnels (including subway platforms) km 2 sets Railway tunnels km 2 sets
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Product Catalogue. The tower products provided by Tower Company include ground base towers and building base towers. The ground base towers include regular ground base towers, landscape towers and simplified towers; building base towers include regular building base towers and floor holding poles. These products are further classified by mounting height. Each mounting height can be divided into five combinations in accordance with the different equipment rooms and facilities: (1) tower + self-owned equipment room + facilities; (2) tower + rented equipment room + facilities; (3) tower + integrated cabinet + facilities; (4) tower + RRU remote + facilities; and (5) tower (without equipment room and facility). Table 1: Tower Catalogue Category Type Definition Mounting Height (m)Note Ground Base Towers Regular Ground Base Towers Various single-pipe towers, angle-steel towers, three-pipe towers, four-pipe towers and other towers that have platforms and at least six antennas can be installed at the same horizontal height H<30 30£H<35 35£H<40 40£H<45 45£H£50
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Product Catalogue. The indoor distribution products provided by Tower Company include building distribution products and tunnel distribution products. The building distribution products include indoor distribution products in commercial buildings and large-scale structures (including airports, railway stations, exhibition centers, gymnasiums, etc.). The tunnel distribution products include indoor distribution products in subway tunnels (including subway platforms) and railway tunnels. Table 7: Indoor Distribution Product Catalogue Category Product Scenario Pricing Unit No. of Systems Building distribution products Commercial buildings m2 2 sets Large-scale structures (including airports, railway stations, exhibition centers, gymnasiums, etc.) m2 2 sets Tunnel distribution products Subway tunnels (including subway platforms) km 2 sets Railway tunnels km 2 sets
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Product Catalogue. 9.9.9 The renewal of a vetting clearance during the contract term is the same as an initial application. Therefore, the process and charges are the same as if upon initial application.
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Product Catalogue. In an effort to standardise procurement data and obtain clean and uniform input at the stage of quoting and PO placement, UNDP/PSU would like to understand the organisation of the supplier’s catalogue. Bidders shall explain which product catalogue/-s they are utilizing both vis-à-vis manufacturers and customers, including classification and coding system (e.g. UNSPSC or other), how this catalogue is maintained and whether it can be made available to UNDP. Please also explain any e-procurement platforms that are utilised by your organisation. E-commerce marketplace Please explain availability of your products and/or catalogue at various e-procurement and e-commerce platforms and suites. Your response should include the following elements: Name the platforms you company is present on Explain your company readiness to offer some of the products through such solutions to UNDP should that be required in the future. Transition (implementation) plan and account management Transition (implementation) plan Bidders are requested to describe the approach to the implementation, should the contract be awarded. Implementation plan as a minimum shall include the following: Project plan for the transition period, inclusive of tasks and deliverables of each phase. Timeline and milestones. Roles and responsibilities of the parties: input required from UNDP/PSU on each step and deliverables of the supplier. Disclosure of any foreseeable conflicts, difficulties or additional costs that may arise during implementation. Account management Bidders are requested to describe the account management model. The response shall clearly describe the proposed setup and as a minimum cover the following points: Dedicated account manager as a single point of contact – his/her relevant experience. Team dedicated to UNDP/PSU and relevant experience of the team members, their roles, responsibilities and technical expertise. Service window - supplier shall explain the operational setup and location from which UNDP/PSU will be serviced, including the office hours. Daily operations require numerous interactions between UNDP/PSU and the Suppliers, therefore supplier is expected to be available to respond to any order specific queries during PSU core working hours between approximately 10 am and 4 pm CET from Monday to Friday (Central European Time) by phone and e-mail. Language skills of the team. All communication between UNDP/PSU and the awarded supplier must be in English. Organizational chart....
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Product Catalogue. In an effort to standardise procurement data and obtain clean and uniform input at the stage of quoting and PO placement, UNDP/PSU would like to understand the organisation of the supplier’s catalogue. Bidders shall explain which product catalogue/-s they are utilizing both vis-à-vis manufacturers and customers, including classification and coding system (e.g. UNSPSC or other), how this catalogue is maintained and whether it can be made available to UNDP. Please also explain any e-procurement platforms that are utilised by your organisation.
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