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Hardware Acquisition and Site Preparation. ORION shall acquire, supply and deliver to the COUNTY and its Affiliates the Hardware described in Exhibit B. The budget amount proposed for the acquisition of Hardware shall be devoted to the acquisition of the most recent technology equivalent to that equipment proposed by ORION, subject to reasonable reliability and functionality requirements. It is the intent of the parties that the Hardware supplied will reflect advancements in technology and/or reductions in cost occurring since the date of the Proposal. The parties shall consult concerning the actual equipment to be supplied before any Hardware is acquired. No Hardware shall be acquired before its presence is reasonably required for the development or implementation of the System. COUNTY shall have the benefit of all discounts for comparable quantities given to ORION's best customers in the acquisition of the Hardware. The actual placement of the individual items of equipment shall be determined by COUNTY, subject to ORION's approval as to function and feasibility.
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