Hardware Sub-Assembly Manufacturing Agreement
Optimize Your Manufacturing Processes with a Hardware Sub-Assembly Manufacturing Agreement
This is one of 21 Customer Agreement Documents
The Hardware Sub-Assembly Manufacturing Agreement from FTC Guardian is specifically designed for principals who contract with manufacturers to produce sub-assemblies based on mutually agreed-upon device specifications. This agreement serves as a solid foundation for collaboration between the principal and the manufacturer. For instance, it can be used when a computer manufacturer desires to outsource the production of "mother" boards for their computers.
By utilizing their master agreement structure with separate work orders defined for each manufacturing project, you can streamline your processes and eliminate the need for multiple agreements. This flexibility allows you to embark on a series of manufacturing projects without entering into separate agreements each time.
At FTC Guardian, they understand that efficient manufacturing processes are crucial in today's competitive landscape. Their Hardware Sub-Assembly Manufacturing Agreement covers important aspects such as device specifications, quality standards, delivery schedules, intellectual property rights related to the manufactured sub-assemblies, and other essential terms.
Please note that this agreement specifically focuses on the outsourcing of sub-assembly manufacturing tasks. If you require agreements for other technical services such as system integration or software development outsourcing arrangements, we recommend exploring separate agreements tailored for those needs.
Choose FTC Guardian's Hardware Sub-Assembly Manufacturing Agreement to optimize your manufacturing processes, establish clear terms with manufacturers, and ensure the production of high-quality sub-assemblies for your products.
The Hardware Sub-Assembly Manufacturing Agreement is a contractual agreement used when a Principal (such as a computer manufacturer) contracts with a Manufacturer to manufacture sub-assemblies according to mutually agreed upon Device Specifications. This agreement is particularly useful in scenarios where the Principal needs sub-assemblies like "mother" boards for their computers.
The master agreement provides a framework for a potential series of manufacturing projects, each defined by separate Work Orders. This eliminates the need for separate manufacturing agreements for each project, streamlining the process and saving time for both parties involved.
In this agreement, the parties are referred to as the Principal and the Manufacturer. The Principal contracts with the Manufacturer to manufacture sub-assemblies as per their requirements and specifications.
It is recommended to review and validate any specific details or legal requirements related to Hardware Sub-Assembly Manufacturing Agreements before utilizing this agreement.
First Published on Apr 12th, 2018
Last Updated on November 21st, 2023
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