Descriptive literature definition

Descriptive literature means information provided by an offeror, such as cuts, illustrations, drawings, and brochures that shows a product’s characteristics or construction of a product or explains its operation. The term includes only that information needed to evaluate the acceptability of the product and excludes other information for operating or maintaining the product.

Descriptive literature means information available in the ordinary course of business which shows the characteristics, construction, or operation of an item which enables the District to consider whether the item meets its needs.

Descriptive literature as used in this provision, means information furnished by a Bidder, such as cuts, illustrations, drawings, and brochures that shows a product's characteristics or construction or explains its operation. The term includes only that information required to evaluate the acceptability of the product and excludes other information for operating or maintaining the product.

Examples of Descriptive literature in a sentence

• Customer acknowledges that except as specifically set forth or referenced in this paragraph, THERE ARE NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, IN ADVERTISING MATERIALS, BROCHURES, OR OTHER DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE) BY CENTRE OR ANY OTHER PERSON, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE CONDITION OR PERFORMANCE OF ANY PRODUCTS, THEIR MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR OTHERWISE.

• Buyer acknowledges that except as specifically set forth or referenced in this paragraph, THERE ARE NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, IN ADVERTISING MATERIALS, BROCHURES, OR OTHER DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE) BY SELLER OR ANY OTHER PERSON, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE CONDITION OR PERFORMANCE OF ANY PRODUCTS, THEIR MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR OTHERWISE.

• BID SAMPLES AND DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE Bid samples and descriptive literature shall not be submitted by the Bidder, unless expressly requested elsewhere in the contract or contract documents.

• As prescribed in 1814.201–670(a), insert the following provision: CAUTION TO OFFERORS FURNISHING DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE (DEC 1988) Bidders are cautioned against furnishing as a part of their bids descriptive literature that includes language reserving to the bid- der the right to deviate from the require- ments of the invitation for bids.

More Definitions of Descriptive literature

Descriptive literature means information furnished, such as cuts, illustrations, drawings, and brochures that clearly shows an item’s characteristics, construction, or explains its operation.

Descriptive literature means Written information submitted with the Offer that addresses the Goods and Services included in the Offer.

Descriptive literature means information available in the ordinary course of business that shows the characteristics, construction or operation of an item.

Descriptive literature means information available in the ordinary course of business that shows the characteristics, construction or operation of an item offered in a bid or proposal.

Descriptive literature means information available in the ordinary course of business that shows the characteristics, construction, or operation of an item that enables Metro to consider whether the item meets its needs.

Descriptive literature means information (e.g., cuts, illustrations, drawings and brochures) that is submitted as part of a bid. Descriptive literature is required to establish, for the purpose of evaluation and award, details of the product offered that are specified elsewhere in this solicitation and pertain to significant elements such as (1) design; (2) materials; (3) components; (4) performance characteristics; and (5) methods of manufacture, assembly, construction, or operation. The term includes only information required to determine the technical acceptability of the offered product. It does not include other information such as that used in determining the responsibility of a prospective contractor or for operating or maintaining equipment.

Descriptive literature means information available in the ordinary course of business