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2.45 Work Authorization: means a written authorization substantially in the

appropriate form attached as Exhibit I, authorizing Optional Services identified in

Exhibit M, and in accordance with Article 9, hereof.

ARTICLE 3

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

The parties understand that the System Agreement and the License Agreement are the

result of County’s procurement process. County published a Request for Proposal

designated as Airport Information Management System, RFP No. 20070514-0-AV-01,

which together with other subsequent documentation (all hereinafter "RFP") described

and set forth the standards and requirements for the System and the contractual

relationship to be entered into and to which the parties agree reference can be made as

if the RFP and other documentation are set forth fully herein. After the review of the

responses, County selected Contractor as the entity that best met its criteria for the

above and with whom it would negotiate for the System Services and the Software

License and Maintenance Services. The parties agree reference can be made to

Contractor’s responses to the RFP as if Contractor’s responses to the RFP are set forth

fully herein. Contractor understands that County, after entering into this System

Agreement and the License Agreement, has no need for Contractor’s products nor for

the products of third parties, both Goods and intangible properties, unless the System

performs as represented nor does it need the Services if it does not accept the System

and unless the Acceptance Criteria described and set forth in the System Agreement

are met. Contractor acknowledges that County’s acquisitions made as a part of the

Agreement are subject to the Acceptance Criteria described and set forth in the System

Agreement being met and such is an essential element and condition of the System

Agreement.

ARTICLE 4

RESOLUTION NO. 95-937

Resolution No. 95-937, of the Board of County Commissioners of Broward County,

Florida, relating to County’s Computer Software Policy, established a requirement for

inspection of all computer application Software purchased or developed for County by

third parties costing over Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) prior to its acceptance

by County. Contractor recognizes that all computer application Software purchased or

licensed by County from Contractor, and without limiting the foregoing, in particular, the

System, shall be inspected and tested by County’s Office of Information Technology

prior to acceptance of the System. Also, all contracts with third parties for the purchase

of computer application Software costing more than Twenty Thousand Dollars

($20,000.00) shall include clauses providing (i) for inspection and testing by the Office

of Information Technology of such computer application Software prior to formal

acceptance of that Software by County, and (ii) that final payment shall not be made

prior to formal acceptance of the System by County. The Office of Information

Technology will utilize the standards for acceptance set forth and described in the

Exhibit 3

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