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Any ideas of how i can write an writing an equipment service contract for a hospital, annual contract and for general medical equipment, ranging from simple ones like Aneroid Blood pressure machines to X-ray units, wish to service them on quarterly basis.
Thanks for your contribution.
Roman Kasirye| MD
Meridian Tech Systems | PLOT 1 BOMBO ROAD SURE HOUSE GROUND FLOOR
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Before you write a contract you need to do a physical inventory to ascertain the status of the equipment, the inventory will assist you in determining the periodic maintenance schedules. Not all equipment needs quarterly maintenance.
I am not Flippant, I am Smart
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A lot will depend upon whether you are drafting as a (prospective) Contractor, or as the Client (or Customer). 
If you don't inspect ... don't expect.
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Roman, PM me with your e-mail address and I'll forward you a copy of a relatively robust SLA
But like Neil said, you will require a good inventory to use as an exhibit
keeping faith is old school.....
Rather pay me first.
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Roman
Check your e-mail.
Sent you a pretty robust SLA draft
Hope it's what you are looking for
keeping faith is old school.....
Rather pay me first.
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