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specifications of the System. During the DDR process, Moto. rola will conduct <br /> "site ready audits" and will advise Customer of any readily apparent structural or <br /> grounding deficiencies in compliance with the R-56 standards. <br /> <br /> 2. DDD Review and Approval Process. The DDD is subject to Customer's <br /> written approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. <br /> Customer shall not withhold or delay DDD approval because Customer has not <br /> timely performed its responsibilities concerning site acquisition and/or site <br /> development, even if such failure is an Excused Delay. If this situation arises, <br /> Customer shall nevertheless approve the DDD so long as Motorola provides a <br /> "typical" site drawing for the unavailable site. During the DDR process, Motorola <br /> may provide to Customer a draft or drafts of all or some of the DDD. When <br /> Motorola reasonably believes the DDD is in final condition, Motorola will deliver <br /> to Customer the DDD for review and approvai 'Jpon receipt of the DDD, <br /> Customer shall have thirty (30) calendar days t review the DDD. At the end of <br /> this review period, Customer shall either appro',: in writing the DDD or provide <br /> to Motorola formal written notice stating ai! of :~e requested additions, deletions, <br /> or modifications that Customer reasonabl:~ r~elieves to be necessary for it to <br /> approve the DDD. If Customer provides such notice, Motorola shall have thirty <br /> (30) calendar days to revise the DDD and re-submit it to Customer for review and <br /> approval. Customer shall have five (5) working days to review the re-submitted <br /> DDD and either approve or disapprove it in writing. If Customer disapproves the <br /> re-submitted DDD, either party may treat the matter as a dispute in which case the <br /> dispute resolution provisions of Section 14 shall apply; in either case, the <br /> Implementation Schedule shall be extended accordingly. <br /> <br /> 3. Relation of County and JPA Systems. San Mateo County ("County") and the San <br /> Mateo'Operational Area Emergency Services Organization Joint Powers <br /> Authority ("JPA") are concurrently entering into separate contracts each to <br /> purchase a system. The County's system is generally described as a trunked radio <br /> system, and the JPA's system is generally described as a microwave and mutual <br /> aid system. Each system will be integrated together, and some of the equipment <br /> being purchased will be shared in common between the County and JPA. The <br /> Equipment List attached to this Agreement pertains to this particular Customer's <br /> System. The common equipment listed on the Equipment List will be owned <br /> jointly by the County and JPA a_ad will be listed on eac~ Equipment List. <br /> <br />SECTION $ PAYMENT SCHEDULE <br /> <br /> A. The total contract price, excluding sales or use tax, is $10,013,279 (the "Purchase <br /> Price"). Except for the first payment, which is due when Customer executes this <br /> Agreement, Customer agrees to make payments to Motorola within twenty-five <br /> (25) days after the date of invoices that will be submitted by Motorola according <br /> to the payment milestone schedule included in Section P of Volume I of the <br /> Proposal, as amended in this section below. (The parties acknowledge that the <br /> payment milestones in Section P of Voluw. e I of the Proposal are correct, but the <br /> <br /> <br />