RESPONSIBILITIES OF AMISP Sample Clauses

The "RESPONSIBILITIES OF AMISP" clause defines the specific duties and obligations that the AMISP (which may refer to a service provider or agent) must fulfill under the agreement. This typically includes tasks such as managing certain operations, maintaining compliance with relevant laws, providing regular reports, or ensuring the quality of services delivered. For example, the AMISP might be required to oversee daily management activities or coordinate with other parties involved in the contract. The core function of this clause is to clearly outline the expectations for the AMISP, thereby ensuring accountability and minimizing misunderstandings regarding their role in the contractual relationship.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF AMISP a) Operate and maintain the AMI System for the entire period of the Contract; b) Remain responsible for the professional and technical accuracy of all Services performed, whether by AMISP or others on its behalf, throughout the term of this Contract; c) Develop guidelines for operation and maintenance of the AMI system during the Term of the Contract and after taking over by the Utility; d) Update the Exit Management Plan as required; e) Overall integration of equipment/ subsystem in terms of this Contract; f) Training of the [Utility’s] personnel; g) Ensure availability of Services and spare parts including for expansion; h) Hardware, software, and firmware maintenance, debugging, and support of the software applications, and maintenance of all supplied equipment; i) Maintain required spare parts, maintenance aids, and test equipment, software maintenance and testing tools; j) Periodically (at least annually) test restoration of the system from the backup; k) All fault and maintenance tickets shall be system driven and generated automatically. The same shall be transparently available to both utility and AMISP; l) Keep a record of the repairs/replacements to the AMI system and provide such information to Utility on a quarterly basis; m) A monthly progress report against the activities listed in the Project schedule. The report shall be made available to APDCL on a monthly basis, e.g., the 10th (tenth) day of each month. The progress report shall include all the completed, ongoing and scheduled activities and correspondence and received for the month; n) Take suo-moto action regarding rectification of faults in the AMI system without any requirement of request from Utility so as to maintain AMI system integrity.
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