Common use of Spares Inventory Clause in Contracts

Spares Inventory. If specified in the task order, the contractor shall be capable of providing spare parts and be responsible for spares inventory or replenishment for all contractor-furnished and installed equipment. The contractor shall be capable of providing a Recommended Spare Parts List for each system. This list shall include part description, part number, manufacturer, address, phone number, and recommended quantities. The contractor may be tasked with providing an Equipment Integrated Logistics Plan to cover the issue of sparing. This plan should include a methodology for providing the needed spares and protection for the network to avoid long delays in obtaining parts. The customer may choose to purchase spare parts and retain these spares on site. Such spares will be purchased at the customer’s expense.

Spares Inventory. If specified in the task order, the contractor shall be capable of providing spare parts and be responsible for spares inventory or replenishment for all contractor-furnished contractor‐furnished and installed equipment. The contractor shall be capable of providing a Recommended Spare Parts List for each system. This list shall include part description, part number, manufacturer, address, phone number, and recommended quantities. The contractor may be tasked with providing an Equipment Integrated Logistics Plan to cover the issue of sparing. This plan should include a methodology for providing the needed spares and protection for the network to avoid long delays in obtaining parts. The customer may choose to purchase spare parts and retain these spares on site. Such spares will be purchased at the customer’s expense.

Spares Inventory. ‌ If specified in the task order, the contractor shall be capable of providing spare parts and be responsible for spares inventory or replenishment for all contractor-furnished and installed equipment. The contractor shall be capable of providing a Recommended Spare Parts List for each system. This list shall include part description, part number, manufacturer, address, phone number, and recommended quantities. The contractor may be tasked with providing an Equipment Integrated Logistics Plan to cover the issue of sparing. This plan should include a methodology for providing the needed spares and protection for the network to avoid long delays in obtaining parts. The customer may choose to purchase spare parts and retain these spares on site. Such spares will be purchased at the customer’s expense.