Vending Equipment Sample Clauses

Vending Equipment. The Licensee shall secure the written approval of the Concession Program Manager prior to the installation on the concession area of any vending equipment not owned by the State. The plan of operation of vending equipment, including the percent of revenue paid to the State, shall be on a basis satisfactory to the State. Revenue shall be entered on the records in the same manner as other revenue is reported.
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Vending Equipment. (a) After full execution of this Agreement, Pepsi shall, at its sole expense, deliver and install the Acceptable Equipment (Exhibit E ) at the Approved Vending Locations under the timeline developed with and approved in writing by the University. (b) Pepsi represents and warrants that during the Term each piece of Acceptable Equipment for use in vending: shall be new or Like New Equipment and state-of-the-art; shall include a dollar xxxx validator/changer; shall comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations, including but not limited to those concerning sanitation; and shall be free from defects in workmanship or design. Pepsi and the University agree that all Like New Equipment will be proposed in writing prior to installation to the University. University reserves the right to accept or reject the installation of Like New Equipment in writing at its discretion. (c) Pepsi will purchase for University, and equip those specific vendors identified on the list of Approved Vending Locations, with debit card readers. University agrees to notify Pepsi one (1) year prior to University’s plan to change card systems. University shall be responsible for installing and maintaining the approved wiring and infrastructure to activate and operate the charge and debit card system for each vendor location, reimbursements to Pepsi following receipt of the monthly recaps, and any transaction costs incurred if University selects an outside agency to administer the card transactions. If either Party terminates this Agreement prior to the end of the Initial Term, University will reimburse Pepsi for the installation of debit card readers installed during the Initial Term based on a pro-rata depreciation schedule as agreed to by both parties in writing. (d) Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, University shall have no obligation or responsibility to protect, maintain, repair, or otherwise care for any vending machine; provided, however, the University shall use reasonable care to reduce the risk of loss (including from theft and vandalism) to the vending machines while such equipment is in Approved Vending Locations. Pepsi hereby releases University from all claims, liabilities or expenses arising out of the installation or operation of a piece of Acceptable Equipment in an Approved Vending Location. (e) Pepsi, at its sole expense, shall provide University professional quality product selection labels for each of the Acceptable Beverages. (f) In 2003 under an ...
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Vending Equipment. All costs to furnish, deliver, install, inventory, stock, secure, maintain, and repair all vending equipment placed in the District shall be borne solely and exclusively by the CONTRACTOR.
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Vending Equipment a. All beverage-vending units must utilize the Offeror's nationally recognized logo of one of the products being sold. The logo is to be easily recognizable, clearly visible, and placed in the area designated on the machine for that purpose. No generic or vending firm logos may be substituted. All logos are to be approved by the College. Sketches depicting the type, style, size and location placement of the ads must be submitted with the bid proposal. b. The vending units must have dollar bill changers and Card Readers. All machines must be new either 501e or 660 25% of equipment must be Glass Front Vendors. c. The contractor, at the request of the College, must install and maintain in all vending units, debit card readers that interface with the College's debit card system, Diebold, which the College currently has in Food Service. d. The list of the locations of existing soda vending machines is included, See Attachment A. At a minimum, equipment must be placed in the present locations. The offeror must state in the bid proposal whether they intend to add and/or change equipment. The Offeror shall agree to add, remove, and/or change machines in each existing or future location as the business increases or decreases. The College must approve all additions, removals, and/or changes. These additions, removals, and/or changes will not, in any way, affect the other terms and provisions of the contract. RFP 0127 19 e. The Contractor shall maintain the ownership of the vending equipment. f. The equipment shall be maintained in first class repair. The contractor shall be solely responsible for prompt maintenance and repair of its equipment and shall replace and supplement such equipment to the extent necessary to insure an efficient, sanitary and satisfactory operation. g. Any office equipment, i.e., desks, safes, filing cabinets, etc., as required by the contractor, is to be supplied by the contractor. h. All machines shall have coin mechanisms, which are able to pick up "slugs" or foreign coins without rendering the machine inoperable. i. The Offeror shall use reasonable care in the use of all assigned space, and upon termination of the contract shall yield such space in good condition except for ordinary wear and tear, and damage or destruction beyond the Offeror's control and not due to fault or negligence. j. The Offeror shall keep area around the beverage vending machines in a clean and orderly fashion. Removal of all trash and debris is the responsibility ...
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Vending Equipment. The successful vendor shall provide all necessary automatic vending equipment to meet the needs of the Fleming County Schools.
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Vending Equipment. Concessionaire shall provide: two (2) Coca Cola vending machines to be located in the Lobby Vending Area, both machines having a minimum of nine (9) selections; one (1) Coca Cola vending machine to be located in the Gate Holding Vending Area with a minimum of nine (9) selections; two (2) candy vending machines (minimum 32 selections each unit) to be located in the Lobby Vending Area; and one (1) candy vending machine (minimum 32 selection unit) to be located in the Gate Holding Vending Area.
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Vending Equipment. 6.1 Contractor will provide, install and operate all Vending Equipment. Vending Equipment operated on Campus by Contractor must be new or like-new models, must contain coin changers, dollar xxxx xxxxxx/changers and must be of a size and type acceptable to University. All Vending Equipment will be installed and operated in conformity with University Rules and Applicable Laws. All Products sold through Contractor’s Vending Equipment will conform in all respects to University Rules and Applicable Laws and will be suitable for human consumption in all respects. 6.2 Contractor agrees all Vending Equipment will include debit/credit card readers that accept all major credit cards and University’s Miner Gold Card. 6.3 Contractor will affix to all Vending Equipment a prominent notice containing instructions on how to (1) operate the equipment, (2) report malfunctions, (3) comment on product quality, and (4) request refunds.
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