Turnkey Solution Clause Samples

A Turnkey Solution clause defines the obligation of one party to deliver a fully completed, operational product or service that is ready for immediate use by the other party. In practice, this means the provider is responsible for all aspects of design, construction, installation, and commissioning, so the client can simply "turn the key" and begin using the solution without further work. This clause ensures that the client receives a comprehensive, ready-to-use outcome, minimizing their involvement in the project and reducing the risk of incomplete or non-functional deliverables.
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Turnkey Solution. This Agreement and the other Contract Documentation set forth the terms and conditions upon which the Contractor will provide a turnkey solution for the installation and operation of the System(s) for use by the District. The Contractor agrees that it will provide a complete Turnkey Solution to the District. The Contractor shall be responsible for the successful installation, and operation of the System(s) in all phases of design, acceptance testing, and Documentation of the System(s) as detailed in the Contract Documentation.
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Turnkey Solution. BUYER shall provide to Merchants all aspects of a turnkey Merchant Services solution (e.g., terminal support, transaction processing and settlement, customer service, activity reporting and chargeback processing).
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Turnkey Solution. This Agreement and the other Agreement Documentation set forth the terms and conditions upon which the Contractor will provide a "turnkey" solution for installation and operation of the System(s) for use by the ISD. The Contractor agrees that it will provide a complete "Turnkey Solution" to the ISD. The Contractor shall be responsible for the successful installation and operation of the System(s) in all phases of design, acceptance testing and Documentation of the System(s), as detailed in the Agreement Documentation.
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Turnkey Solution. Contractor will supply all labor, materials, equipment and Services necessary to provide the System(s) in accordance with the Purchase Price set forth in Paragraph 3.1 and in Exhibit A attached hereto. The Contractor represents and warrants that the purchase of the System(s) and installation Services provided to the Owner will constitute a fully operational solution as contemplated by the Contract Documentation.
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Turnkey Solution a) Santa Cruz County requires Contractor’s ITS to have the capability to provide a turnkey solution including collect, pre-paid collect, pre-paid cards, and debit. b) Contractor shall supply details of Contractor’s proposed ITS which shall include, but not be limited to system version (if Vendor uses multiple ITS versions and/or releases), system design (centralized vs. premise based), technical specifications, software applications, hardware architecture and networking capabilities. Contractor shall also include a description, as well as visual aids, of the inmate and visitation telephone sets, TDD units and cart/portable sets proposed for installation at the Facility(s). Contractor shall insure that their system hardware, software, and firmware is compatible with Santa Cruz County’s technological and physical environment.
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