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2009-64
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5/5/2009
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181
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Vendor Certification for Computer Equipment Purchased by DSHS Contractor <br />(Attach to Vendor's computer equipment quote and specifications.) <br />1) All equipment components shall be new at time of purchase, of current production, and shall <br />include the manufacturer's standard equipment, accessories (power cords, cables, etc.) and <br />component documentation. <br />2) All equipment components shall be one hundred percent (100%) IBM-compatible microcomputers, <br />capable of running the same software, and capable of operating with add-on/options cards designed <br />to run in IBM-compatible microcomputers. <br />3) All equipment shall be certified 100% Microsoft Windows 2003 or higher and Novell Netware 6.5 <br />compatible. All equipment purchased for use as network file servers shall be Microsoft/National <br />Software Testing Laboratories-certified to operate Windows 2003 Advanced Server and Novell- <br />certified to operate as a Netware 6.5 server. <br />4) DSHS is aware problems may develop in computer equipment due to heat generated by the <br />components. The vendor must certify its computer system is designed in such a manner to allow for <br />adequate heat dissipation and the vendor shall repair, replace, or add additional components to <br />systems that have problems that are determined to be heat-related. <br />5) DSHS expects systems and equipment purchased by DSHS contractors will be quality <br />merchandise. Further, we expect the equipment will operate properly at the time of initial installation. <br />DSHS hereby establishes and defines Excessive Failure as a failure rate greater than one percent <br />(1%) of the items specified and provided to a DSHS contractor by the vendor that becomes non- <br />operational and/or unusable during the course of normal operation. All problems must be repaired or <br />replaced at the vendor's expense, including parts, labor, and any necessary freight or handling <br />charges. If the vendor does not repair and/or replace the defective system(s)/component(s) within <br />twenty-four (24) business hours of notification, the DSHS and/or its contractor shall have the right to <br />take whatever reasonable actions are necessary to repair and/or replace the defective <br />system(s)/components(s), and shall have the right to recover from the vendor all expenses incurred <br />from these actions. Intentional or accidental damage of any system(s) and/or component(s) caused by <br />employees and/or clients and/or acts of nature to the equipment shall not be construed as failure for <br />the purposes of this provision. <br />Authorized Vendor Signature / Date <br />Printed Name / Title / Phone <br />Company Name / Address <br />Page 40 RFP# EMS/LPG - 0328.1
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