Hardware and Software Installation Sample Clauses
The Hardware and Software Installation clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures for setting up and configuring physical devices and software applications as part of a contract or service agreement. Typically, it specifies which party is responsible for performing the installation, the standards or timelines to be followed, and any requirements for testing or verification of successful setup. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of their obligations regarding installation, reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring that systems are operational as intended.
Hardware and Software Installation. Hardware and software provided by the League will be installed by the Municipality’s IT professionals. If the Municipality has no IT service provider, the League, utilizing funds from the Municipal Accounting Services and Cybersecurity Grant, will contract for a third-party IT professional installer to set up and load the hardware and software provided pursuant to this Agreement.
Hardware and Software Installation. The CONTRACTOR will be responsible for the complete and successful installation and testing of all hardware, system and application software, and all communications equipment provided by CONTRACTOR. DLEC will be responsible for the status of the network, ensuring that it has enough capacity for the SYSTEM to perform at the peak of its capabilities. The CONTRACTOR shall conduct an examination of the network, perform adequate tests to insure the network has enough capacity, and certify that the network has been adequately tested by the CONTRACTOR and has sufficient capacity. The CONTRACTOR will not install any equipment that has been discontinued or scheduled for discontinuation by any manufacturer. DLEC reserves the right to modify the configuration of equipment, prior to the CONTRACTOR’s ordering of the equipment, in the event that DLEC becomes aware of any changes in equipment offerings by manufacturers. The CONTRACTOR shall provide full credit to DLEC for equipment exchanges and provide for the same level of discount as received in the original equipment offering. DLEC shall be responsible for any and all restocking fees that result from equipment exchanges, with the exception of changes that result from price changes or product announcements that occur after the equipment order has been placed, but prior to shipping and installation.
Hardware and Software Installation. The CONTRACTOR will be responsible for the complete and successful installation and testing of all hardware, system and application software, and all communications equipment provided by CONTRACTOR. SECC will be responsible for the status of the network, ensuring that it has enough capacity for the SYSTEM to perform at the peak of its capabilities. The CONTRACTOR shall conduct an examination of the network, perform adequate tests to insure the network has enough capacity, and certify that the network has been adequately tested by the CONTRACTOR and has sufficient capacity. The CONTRACTOR will not install any equipment that has been discontinued or scheduled for discontinuation by any manufacturer. SECC reserves the right to modify the configuration of equipment, prior to the CONTRACTOR’s ordering of the equipment, in the event that SECC becomes aware of any changes in equipment offerings by manufacturers. The CONTRACTOR shall provide full credit to SECC for equipment exchanges and provide for the same level of discount as received in the original equipment offering. SECC shall be responsible for any and all restocking fees that result from equipment exchanges, with the exception of changes that result from price changes or product announcements that occur after the equipment order has been placed, but prior to shipping and installation.
Hardware and Software Installation