Service Levels, Warranty Period and Maintenance Period Sample Clauses

Service Levels, Warranty Period and Maintenance Period. 15.5.1 The Supplier shall provide Maintenance in respect of the relevant Services and Deliverables, sufficient to ensure that the Services and Deliverables remain in full compliance with the relevant Specifications and are in optimal operating condition, free of charge during the relevant Warranty Period and thereafter, if required by the Contracting Company, the Supplier shall provide Maintenance or any part thereof at the relevant Maintenance Fees. 15.5.2 Should the Contracting Company require Supplier to provide Maintenance after the relevant Warranty Period, the Contracting Company shall, at any time before the last thirty [30] days prior to the expiry of the relevant Warranty Period, notify the Supplier that it wishes to procure Maintenance or any part thereof for a specified period, of up to the Maximum Maintenance Period, and if the Contracting Company does so, the Supplier shall provide Maintenance under the terms of the relevant Statement of Work for such specified period (“Maintenance Period”).‌ 15.5.3 The Contracting Company may repeat the process set out in Clause 15.5.2 prior to the expiry of each relevant Maintenance Period any number of times, with each such further extension extending the relevant Maintenance Period such that the relevant Maintenance Period may be extended until the expiry of the Maximum Maintenance Period (as calculated from the date of expiry of the relevant Warranty Period).‌ 15.5.4 Each extension under Clauses 15.5.2 and 15.5.3 shall be on the then-current terms and conditions of the relevant Statement of Work, including as to Maintenance Fees. 15.5.5 The Supplier shall provide the Services [and Maintenance] to meet or exceed the relevant Service Levels and shall comply at all times with the requirements of such Service Levels. If no Service Levels are prescribed in the relevant Statement of Work for any particular service, the Supplier shall provide such service so as to meet or exceed the highest of: (i) reasonable skill, care, prudence and foresight; (ii) best industry and professional standards and practices; and (iii) the degree of skill, care, prudence and foresight which would ordinarily be expected of a skilled and experienced supplier engaging in the provision of the relevant service.
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