WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS. 15.1 When a governmental agency or institution decides to procure any maintenance services from Seller, the agency/institution shall execute a supplement and/or purchase order to be signed by Seller and an authorized representative of the Purchaser. The supplement and/or purchase order shall set forth the equipment to be maintained, the prices for the maintenance service and the length of the desired maintenance term. All supplements and/or purchase orders shall be governed by, and incorporate by reference, the terms and conditions of this EPL Agreement. 15.2 Seller agrees to provide all travel, labor and material/parts required to maintain the equipment listed in the supplement and/or purchase order during the warranty period and during any post warranty maintenance period. Unless different response and turnaround times and a different type and time of coverage are agreed upon in a supplement and/or purchase order, the response times, turnaround times and type and time of coverage shall be as set forth in this Article. Further, if maintenance is ordered by Purchaser, Seller warrants that it will provide services to the Purchaser as set out herein in Articles 15.3 through 15.8. 15.3 Seller shall provide all routine and emergency maintenance necessary to maintain the equipment listed in the supplement and/or purchase order in good operating condition. Maintenance shall cover the entire system including, but not limited to, the switching system, electronic station instruments, and miscellaneous equipment. System damage as a result of lightning or any other foreign voltage shall not be excluded from coverage as acts of God. 15.4 Seller agrees to maintain in house, most frequently used supply replacement parts needed to service the equipment, placing special emphasis on critical components. Replacement and upgrade parts will be new or refurbished and warranted as new, and will either be manufactured by, and/or meet the minimum specifications established by, the manufacturer of the equipment. Title to all replacement parts installed in the equipment will pass to the Purchaser at the time of replacement, and title to parts removed for replacement will, at the time of replacement, pass to Seller. 15.5 The Seller agrees to provide routine maintenance, which includes but is not limited to, manufacturer approved software and firmware upgrades, at least once a quarter, based on the specific needs of the equipment during normal business hours. Seller shall respond on-...
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WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS. 15.1 When a governmental agency or institution decides to procure any maintenance services from Seller, the agency/institution shall execute a supplement and/or purchase order to be signed by Seller and an authorized representative of the Purchaser. The supplement and/or purchase order shall set forth the equipment to be maintained, the prices for the maintenance service and the length of the desired maintenance term. All supplements and/or purchase orders shall be governed by, and incorporate by reference, the terms and conditions of this EPL Agreement. 15.2 Seller agrees to provide all travel, labor and material/parts required to maintain the equipment listed in the supplement and/or purchase order during the warranty period and during any post warranty maintenance period. Unless different response and turnaround times and a 15.3 Seller shall provide all routine and emergency maintenance necessary to maintain the equipment listed in the supplement and/or purchase order in good operating condition. Maintenance shall cover the entire system including, but not limited to, the switching system, electronic station instruments, and miscellaneous equipment. System damage as a result of lightning or any other foreign voltage shall not be excluded from coverage as acts of God. 15.4 Seller shall respond by telephone or remote access to PSAP equipment within one (1) hour and come on-site, if necessary, within three (3) hours from the point the call is placed by Purchaser twenty-four (24) hours per day, seven (7) days per week to requests for maintenance service. Response is defined as a qualified technician responding either via telephone and/or remote access to PSAP equipment or on-site at Purchaser’s offices. 15.5 For non-critical repairs, Seller agrees to a maximum eight (8) hour turnaround from the point the call is made on all repairs not requiring parts ordering, and a maximum two (2) working days on all other repairs. For critical repairs, Seller agrees to repair the Products within eight (8) hours from the point the call is made by Purchaser. For purposes of this Article 15, critical maintenance repairs are those relating to problems that jeopardize or degrade the overall performance of the system. The areas covered under critical include, but are not limited to, networking, ANI and ALI controllers, electronic phone sets, displays, telephone controller equipment, continuous printers and display terminals. 15.6 Seller agrees to maintain in house, most freque...

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