Recommended Spare Parts List Sample Clauses

Recommended Spare Parts List. The Contractor shall provide a proposed spare parts list within 120 days of issuance of the initial delivery order. The list shall be in contractor format. It shall include a listing of spare items the contractor feels will be required to support a TWPS systems for one year following its initial fielding. The recommend spare parts list shall be formatted and delivered in accordance with DID-ALSS-81529 referenced below. The list shall contain, as a minimum, the following information:
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Recommended Spare Parts List. The Contractor shall submit a recommended spare parts list as part of the Conceptual Design Review (the " Recommended Spare Parts List"). The provisioning plan (i) shall stipulate the processes that the Contractor will employ to ensure sufficient spare parts are on-hand for performing the preventive maintenance and the warranty requirements on the Equipment; (ii) emphasize the measures from a spare parts perspective for keeping the Equipment available for revenue service; (iii) describe the process that will enable the Authority to establish an inventory of spare parts for the Equipment delivered under this Contract; and (iv) reference a list of recommended spare parts that will be developed throughout the Equipment design phases.
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Recommended Spare Parts List. Buyer will store the items listed in Exhibit B of Part C of the Agreement (the “Recommended Spare Parts”) at the Site prior to the Commencement Date, in order to enable Contractor to perform its obligations under the Part C of the Agreement. Buyer will be in charge of the custody, safeguard and maintenance of the Recommended Spare Parts stored at the Site. The Seller shall promptly restore them as such items are used by Contractor pursuant to the Part C of the Agreement in connection with corrective maintenance covered by the Sale Warranties. The Recommended Spare Parts remain the property of the Seller until the exercise of the Option set forth in Article 3.1 of this Part A of the Agreement. Seller shall not be held responsible under any of the Warranties to the extent a warranty claim or a failure by Seller to fulfil its warranty obligations is caused by a failure by the Buyer to store at the Site, custody the items included in the Recommended Spare Parts in accordance with this Article 5.1. 5.1. Wykaz Zalecanych Części Zamiennych Kupujący rozpocznie przechowywanie rzeczy wymienione w Załączniku B do Części C Umowy ("Zalecane Części Zamienne") na Miejscu przed Datą Rozpoczęcia, aby umożliwić Wykonawcy wywiązywanie się ze swoich zobowiązań w ramach Części C Umowy. Kupujący będzie odpowiedzialny za opiekę, zabezpieczenie i konserwację Zalecanych Części Zamiennych przechowywanych na Miejscu. Sprzedający niezwłocznie uzupełni części wykorzystane przez Wykonawcę zgodnie z Częścią C Umową w związku z korygującymi działaniami konserwacyjnymi objętymi Gwarancjami Sprzedaży. Zalecane Części Zamienne pozostają własnością Sprzedającego do chwili realizacji Opcji określonej w art. 3.1 niniejszej Części A Umowy. Sprzedający nie będzie pociągnięty do odpowiedzialności w ramach jakichkolwiek Gwarancji, w zakresie roszczenia gwarancyjnego lub gdy niewywiązanie się przez Sprzedającego ze swoich zobowiązań gwarancyjnych spowodowane jest zaniechaniem przez Kupującego przechowywania na Miejscu rzeczy wchodzących w skład Zalecanych Częściach Zamiennych zgodnie z niniejszym artykułem 5.1. 5.2. Acceptance of the Delivery of the Equipment Subject to Article 4.4. of Part A of the Agreement, Buyer shall attend Delivery on the Delivery Date and shall accept the Equipment at the Point of Delivery. Delays in obtaining permits, licenses or financing for the Wind Farm, delays on the works at the Site or delays or problems to have access to the Site which are not attributable to the Se...
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Recommended Spare Parts List. (“RSPL”):Upon Buyer's request, Embraer shall present to Buyer a recommended Spare provisioning list (the "RSPL"). The objective of the RSPL is to provide Buyer with a detailed list of Spares that will be necessary to support the initial operation and maintenance of the Aircraft by Buyer. Such recommendation will be based on the experience of Embraer and on the operational parameters established by Buyer. Embraer will provide a qualified team to attend pre-provisioning conferences, as necessary, to discuss Buyer requirements and the RSPL as well as any available spare parts support programs offered by Embraer. Such meeting shall be held at a mutually agreed upon place and time, [*] prior to the Contractual Delivery Date of the first Firm Aircraft. Buyer may elect to acquire all the items contained in the RSPL or to combine a partial acquisition of the RSPL items with a participation in the special spare parts support programs, available from Embraer. Buyer may acquire the items contained in the RSPL directly from Embraer (the "IP Spares") or directly from Embraer's vendors. (If Buyer places a IP Spares purchase order on or before [*] days prior to the first Contractual Delivery Date of a Firm Aircraft, on or before [*] days prior to the second Firm Aircraft Contractual Delivery Date, and on or before [*] For purchase orders placed by Buyer after the schedule set forth above, the IP Spares shall be provided to Buyer in accordance with the quoted lead times. Embraer will deliver the IP Spares in FCA (Free Carrier - Incoterms 2000) condition, at the port of clearance indicated by Embraer [*] If requested by Buyer, Embraer will update the data of the RSPL incorporating engineering and price changes. Embraer will maintain a master copy of the RSPL updated [*]
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