Purchased Tools Sample Clauses

The "Purchased Tools" clause defines the ownership and use of tools, equipment, or materials that are bought specifically for a project or contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether such tools become the property of the client or remain with the contractor after the project concludes, and may outline procedures for reimbursement or transfer of ownership. Its core function is to prevent disputes over tool ownership and ensure both parties understand their rights and obligations regarding purchased items used in the course of the work.
Purchased Tools. All tools for the Y4 Facility shall be purchased by Flash Alliance (or a lessor for Flash Alliance’s benefit as contemplated by Section 6.12(a)) and all such purchases shall be agreed upon by the Parties. Toshiba shall, from the Toshiba Semiconductor Company headquarters and at its own expense, provide Flash Alliance with tool purchase service and support and negotiate with vendors on Flash Alliance’s behalf, and SanDisk shall have the right to participate in such negotiations or other tool purchase activities of Toshiba, at SanDisk’s own expense. For such purpose, a joint SanDisk/Toshiba tool procurement team (“Joint Tool Procurement Team”) will be formed and each member of the team will have total participation, visibility and responsibility in tool selection and procurement negotiations, including tool evaluation activities of the Joint Procurement Team. Toshiba Semiconductor Company will provide to Flash Alliance the full benefit of its volume purchase agreements in order to maximize efficiency and minimize costs. Immediately after the effective date of this Agreement, the Parties will establish a process that enables equal participation and equal decision making by the Parties in tool evaluation and purchase (depending on SanDisk’s ability to participate).
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Purchased Tools. (a) In addition to tools owned or controlled by Flash Alliance as of the Effective Date, subject to the appropriate approvals by Flash Alliance and Flash Forward, as applicable, Flash Alliance and Flash Forward, as applicable, shall acquire the applicable tools, as agreed upon from time to time by the Committee and included on a list of Flash Alliance and Flash Forward tools (the “Tool List”), for use by the JMD Project. (b) From time to time, the Committee shall recommend to the Board of Directors of Flash Alliance (the “FA Board”) or Flash Forward (the “FF Board”), as applicable, additional tools for Flash Alliance or Flash Forward to acquire for the JMD Project. (c) Once a transaction has been approved by the FA Board and/or the FF Board, an amendment to the Tool List may be made by the Committee with each such amendment to be provided to each Party and uploaded to the Database (as defined below). (d) The costs of each tool purchased by Flash Alliance or Flash Forward for joint JMD Projects (each a “Joint Tool”) shall be shared 50/50 by the Parties, unless the Parties mutually agree otherwise. Each tool that is assigned to the JMD Project by either Party shall be deemed a “Solely Owned Tool”. Each tool on the Tool List shall be labeled either a Joint Tool or a Solely Owned Tool. (e) All tools acquired for the JMD Project shall be located at the Y3 Facility, Y4 Facility, Y5 Facility, Y6 Facility, the Y7 Ph1 Collaboration Space and, if the Kitakami Facility is used for the JMD Project, at a JMD Facility at Kitakami, and, only to the extent necessary, the other JMD Facilities, or as otherwise mutually agreed by the Parties. (f) The Committee will discuss the location of future JMD tools to ensure the overall efficiency of JMD operations. (g) The Tool List shall be updated on a monthly basis, no later than five days after the last calendar day of each month.
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