Common use of ADDITIONAL SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS Clause in Contracts

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS. Buyer may intend to develop logistics support products (such as maintenance plans, technical manuals, training courses, spares packages, technical drawings, catalogue pages, etc.) that will enable the Buyer and the Government to operate, maintain and support the Goods in an efficient and effective manner when they are integrated into the Buyer’s vehicle system. In support of this objective, the Seller shall provide the Buyer with the following logistics source data: i) Existing technical publications describing the installation, operation, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, troubleshooting and packaging of the Goods (e.g., user manuals, maintenance manuals, repair & overhaul procedures, troubleshooting guides, lubrication instructions, preventive maintenance schedules, illustrated parts lists, service bulletins, etc.); ii) Existing technical illustrations (vector line-art) for the Goods and for maintenance-significant down-parts, suitable for use in the creation of technical publications; iii) Existing solid 3D CAD models for the Goods, usable as an exploded model, and suitable for use in the creation of technical illustrations (dumb-solid models are not acceptable);

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS. Buyer may intend to develop logistics support products (such as maintenance plans, technical manuals, training courses, spares packages, technical drawings, catalogue pages, etc.) that will enable the Buyer and the Government to operate, maintain and support the Goods in an efficient and effective manner when they are integrated into the Buyer’s vehicle system. In support of this objective, the Seller shall provide the Buyer with the following logistics source data: i) Existing technical publications describing the installation, operation, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, troubleshooting and packaging of the Goods (e.g., user manuals, maintenance manuals, repair & overhaul procedures, troubleshooting guides, lubrication instructions, preventive maintenance schedules, illustrated parts lists, service bulletins, etc.); ii) Existing technical illustrations (vector line-art) for the Goods and for maintenance-significant down-parts, suitable for use in the creation of technical publications; iii) Existing solid 3D CAD models for the Goods, usable as an exploded model, and suitable for use in the creation of technical illustrations (dumb-solid models are not acceptable); iv) List of tools and test equipment required to operate and maintain the Goods, identifying a source of supply for any items that are not generally commercially available and any technical drawings or catalogue pages that support the tools and test equipment;