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Training Classes for CAFM. ‌ The Judicial Council will provide a one-time training class consisting of three (3) days of hands-on training for up to ten (10) Contractor employees on the use of CAFM and up to forty (40) hours of additional training will be available. This training will be conducted in Sacramento. This training will occur during the Phase-In Period. Additionally, the Contractor will be permitted to have two (2) employees spend up to a week period of time in the Customer Service Center in Sacramento to enhance their learning of the CAFM system and to establish coordination and communications between the Contractor and the Customer Service Center. This training will occur during the Phase- In Period . All training costs will be the responsibility of the Contractor; compensation to the Contractor for this training is included in the Phase-In Cost. 6.10.1 Handheld Data Recorders.‌ While not currently implemented, the Judicial Council may in the future provide the Contractor with handheld Data recorders programmed to connect with the CAFM system. If provided, the Contractor will use these devices in the performance of maintenance and repairs operations, as well as for asset management. The Judicial Council shall negotiate terms as an amendment to the Agreement, if needed.
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Training Classes for CAFM. ‌ The Judicial Council will provide a one-time training class consisting of three (3) days of hands-on training for up to ten (10) Contractor employees on the use of CAFM and up to forty (40) hours of additional training will be available. This training will be conducted in Sacramento. This training will occur during the Phase-In Period. Additionally, the Contractor will be permitted to have two (2) employees spend up to a week period of time in the Customer Service Center in Sacramento to enhance their learning of the CAFM system and to establish coordination and communications between the Contractor and the Customer Service Center. This training will occur either during the Phase-In Period or within ninety (90) Days of the Full Performance Date. All training costs will be the responsibility of the Contractor; compensation to the Contractor for this training is included in the Phase-In Cost. Handheld Data Recorders.‌ While not currently implemented, the Judicial Council may in the future provide the Contractor with handheld Data recorders programmed to connect with the CAFM system. If provided, the Contractor will use these devices in the performance of maintenance and repairs operations, as well as for asset management. The Judicial Council shall negotiate terms as an amendment to the Agreement, if needed.
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Training Classes for CAFM. The AOC will provide a one-time training class consisting of three (3) days of hands-on training for up to ten (10) Contractor employees on the use of CAFM. This training will be conducted in Sacramento. This training will occur during the Phase-In Period. Additionally, the Contractor will be permitted to have two (2) employees spend up to a two (2) week period of time in the Customer Service Center in Sacramento to enhance their learning of the CAFM system and to establish coordination and communications between the Contractor and the Customer Service Center. This training will occur either during the Phase-In Period or within ninety (90) Days of the Full Performance Date. All other training costs will be the responsibility of the Contractor; compensation to the Contractor for required training shall be included in the Phase-In Cost.
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