Deployment Requirements Clause Samples

Deployment Requirements. 2.7.1.1 Personnel deployed by the Service Provider shall meet the requirement as stipulated in Clause No. 3.2. 2.7.1.2 Service Provider shall ensure that personnel deployed are experienced in the relevant area of Software Development and Testing. 2.7.1.3 Proper supervision, instruction and guidance shall be provided to the above personnel by the Service Provider in order to provide assistance for the required activities. 2.7.1.4 Deployment details of the TS personnel shall be maintained by the Service Provider. 2.7.1.5 Suitable replacement shall be provided by the Service Provider immediately (within 2 days) if any of his deployed personnel leaves the job or proceeds on leave or absent otherwise. 2.7.1.6 Service Provider shall remain contactable and be prepared to undertake any activity during urgency apart from the scheduled and planned activities. 2.7.1.7 Service Provider shall ensure safety of personnel and equipment.

Deployment Requirements. Requirement Number Requirement Title / Tag Requirement Description Explanatory Notes CREQ-01a Comcast Commercial Services Metro-E Where Comcast Comm. Svcs. Has footprint available, call will route to CRAN SUR. Commercial Services provides /30 to Comcast owned co-located router for p-t-p circuit as well as provide routing (static or ebgp) to advertise outsourcer SBC session-agent IP subnet. Commercial Services performs site survey and determines fiber optic connectivity requirements. Outsourcer provides access to facility and provides CC with required physical information CREQ-01b Comcast Ibone routing Where no Comcast Comm. Svcs. Footprint available, call will route to Ibone edge POP Ibone team provides /30 to Comcast owned co-located router for p-t-p circuit as well as provide routing (static or ebgp) to advertise outsourcer SBC session-agent IP subnet. Comcast will coordinate between outsourcer and 3rd party carrier to location demarcation. Outsourcer will provide connection from that demarcation to Comcast co-lo router Cross-connected to 3rd party carrier for last mile to outsourcer. May require LEC to terminate to outsourcer demarcation CREQ-02 Comcast Enterprise Network co-located router installation Enterprise Operations Engineering will stage and ship router(s) to outsourcer location. Comcast recommends outsourcer untrusted IP address be part of Comcast subnet. If outsourcer provided IP subnet, outsourcer provides routing to Comcast co-located router and coordinates SIP session-agent requirements with Comcast engineering. Outsourcer will provide location contact, address, tel #, etc. Outsourcer will rack/stack/cable router to outsourcer SBC for SIP signaling and media and to Comcast co-located firewall for data and H.323 registration. CREQ-03 Comcast Data Integrity/security Comcast security team will support/stage/ship firewall to be installed at outsourcer location. Outsourcer will provide location contact, address, tel #, etc. Outsourcer will rack/stack/cable firewall and provide physical connectivity to Comcast co-located router as illustrated by Comcast diagram. CREQ-04 Comcast ORP/Operation Support Comcast network/telecom/division support teams to provide ORP in coordination with outsourcer Operation Support team and if necessary, 3rd party carrier support/tech ops.

Deployment Requirements. 2.7.1.1 Personnel deployed by the Service Provider shall meet the requirement as stipulated in Clause No. 3.2. 2.7.1.2 Service Provider shall ensure that personnel deployed are experienced in the relevant area of testing. (Analog & Digital circuits) 2.7.1.3 Proper supervision, instruction and guidance shall be provided to the above personnel by the Service Provider in order to provide assistance for the required activities.

Deployment Requirements. Company acknowledges and agrees to the following requirements for deploying Stand-up electric scooters in the City during the term of this Agreement: a. During the term of this Agreement, deployment of Stand-up electric scooters shall be restricted to bus stops, as described in Section 6(b), along the major arterial routes in the City of Peoria, which are for purposes of this Agreement, 83rd Avenue, Peoria Avenue, and Thunderbird Avenue (the “Pilot Program Area”). See the Arterial Route Map in Exhibit A of this Agreement. Company acknowledges and agrees that Stand-up electric scooters shall not be deployed in any other location in the City, such as other locations along the arterial routes or side streets off these arterial routes, without the express written consent of the City and an Amendment to this Agreement. The Company agrees and affirms the deployment of Stand-up electric scooters is strictly prohibited in front of single-family residential properties except as otherwise required by the Pilot Program and/or as set forth in this Agreement. b. For Stand-up electric scooter sharing systems, devices shall be parked upright and only on hard surfaces at bus stops along the major arterial routes established in Section 6(a) of this Agreement and as further described in the Arterial Deployment Area Illustration, attached as Exhibit B. However, if there is a bicycle rack or other area specifically designated for bicycle parking at the bus stop, Stand-up scooters may be deployed in these areas so long as the Stand-up scooters’ deployment is consistent with the ADA and other federal, state and local laws. With the express written consent of the City, Stand-up electric scooters may also be deployed at the corner of the intersection of two City-approved local streets in the areas identified in the Neighborhood Deployment Area Illustration attached as Exhibit C. No other deployment areas are permissible in the City except those as set forth in this Section and as shown on the Arterial Route Map in Exhibit A. c. Company agrees to limit deployment of Stand-up electric scooters to 3 Stand-up electric scooters at any single location established by this Agreement and shall deploy no more than 200 Stand-up electric scooters throughout the Pilot Program Area during the term of this Agreement. d. Stand-up electric scooters shall not be parked in such a manner as to block the pedestrian traffic in any way, and shall be kept clear of any and all fire hydrants, call boxes, ...

Deployment Requirements. A. Contractor shall deploy resources in such a matter to ensure adequate emergency ambulance coverage in compliance with the response time performance standards contained in this Agreement. B. Contractor shall redeploy ambulances or add additional ambulance hours if response time performance standards are not met. Failure by Contractor to redeploy or add ambulance units within thirty (30) calendar days of notice by the Contract Administrator shall constitute a Major Breach of Agreement. Contractor shall submit proposed changes in deployment in writing to the Contract Administrator thirty (30) calendar days in advance. The 30 calendar day prior written notice shall be waived if Contractor is adding resources, or if an emergency adjustment is needed to correct an acute performance problem. C. Contractor shall provide reasonable EMS system standby, mutual aid, or coverage to other areas within the Agency’s jurisdictional region, as requested by an Agency Authorized EMS dispatch center or Agency representative. D. Contractor shall enter into mutual/automatic aid agreements with providers, as recommended by the Agency, in nearby service areas inside or outside Placer County, but within the Agency’s jurisdictional region. Contractor may enter into mutual/automatic aid agreements with providers upon approval of Agency. Contractor shall submit a copy of all executed mutual/automatic aid agreements to the Agency within 180 calendar days from the start date of this Agreement. E. Contractor’s emergency ALS ambulances may not be used for non-emergency requests unless the Contractor’s dispatch center has released the ambulance in accordance with their system status plan on file with Agency. F. Contractor shall assist in servicing, for a period not to exceed ninety (90) calendar days, any other ambulance response zone within Placer County for which an emergency ground ambulance provider agreement has been suspended or terminated. Response time requirements for services provided in such geographic area(s) will be waived during this period. G. Contractor agrees to work in good faith with the Agency and other EMS system providers to address identified locations that present barriers to expedient access to patients, (e.g. inadequate address markers, gated communities, and industrial complexes).

Deployment Requirements. The web-based learning solutions must be operable with the expected minimum hardware and software operating environment in the UNDP country offices (See Appendix A- Technical Environment at UNDP). Options to launch the course for low bandwidth users (without video/audio) and average bandwidth users Given the technical challenges of a global deployment, UNDP requires the ability to deploy learning products in multiple deployment formats ranging from LMS, web, mobile devices, stand alone CD and DVD formats and supplementary printed/electronic learning guide versions. It is imperative that deployment of the web-based learning products should not impede current and expected network bandwidth at the various country offices for web based deployment. User-guides, job aides and instructor guides should be easily printable in usable format e.g. Adobe Acrobat, Word, excel

Deployment Requirements. ‌ The proposed use-case scenarios imply the following specific requirements: 1. Smart routing: Content-based routing is required to implement the different scenarios;

Deployment Requirements. Consistent with the requirements: • The Supplier will assist the designated Purchaser to install the software on its hardware; • The field trial version of the software will be made available as a downloadable file from the Purchaser’s website; Released under the Official Information Act 1982 • The Certified version of the software will be packaged and made available to electoral officers on a CD Rom together with appropriate user documentation.

Deployment Requirements. Broadband infrastructure deployed or improved with this grant award must meet the following procedural and operational standards for broadband deployment: 2.1 Per Section IV.C.2.b.i of the BEAD NOFO Subrecipients must deploy Funded Networks and start service to each customer that desires it no later than four years after receiving the subgrant, meeting interim buildout milestones established by the Commission to ensure progress. 2.2 Per Section IV.C.2.b.ii of the BEAD NOFO Underground network deployments must include excess conduit capacity and regular conduit access points for interconnection by others. 2.3 The maximum installation fee charged to a customer getting served through a wireline BEAD funded network must be the lesser of 1) $150 for the first 1/8 mile and $1 per additional foot or two) the standard installation fee charged to customers receiving service from the provider within the State of Wisconsin through non-BEAD funded networks. 2.4 The maximum installation fee charged to a customer getting served through a fixed wireless BEAD funded network must be the lesser of 1) $200; or 2) the standard installation fee charged to customers receiving service from the provider within the State of Wisconsin through non-BEAD funded networks.