Tandel Code Title Clause TC01 Right of Access TC02 Quality Management System TC03 Nonconformance Reporting TC04 Prohibited Materials TC05 Flow Down Requirements Work under this purchase order/contract is subject to government or customer surveillance/inspection at organization’s plant or sub-­‐tier supplier’s facility. The organization will be notified if a surveillance/inspection is to be conducted. The seller shall maintain a Quality system that complies with ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Systems requirements or AS/EN/JISQ 9100 Quality Management Systems – Aerospace requirements. Third party registration by an accredited registrar is preferred. Not withstanding the provisions of this clause, the seller is in no way relieved of the final responsibility to furnish the supplies or services that comply with Purchase Order requirements. The Contractor’s system is subject to review and approval at all times by Tandel Systems. Any nonconformance discovered by the organization, on products in their control, shall be documented by the organizations’ approved method of nonconformance reporting. This shall include a detailed description of the nonconformance; location (by drawing reference point, hardware reference point, clock location, etc.); and exact callout of the violation by drawing or specification requirement (including sub-­‐paragraph or illustration number). It shall also list what type of inspection revealed the discrepant condition, and what, if any, subsequent actions were taken prior to disclosure. Dimensional violations shall include “should be” and “is” dimensions, and tool(s) calibration traceability numbers. Supplier must obtain Tandel’s approval for non-­‐conforming product disposition, notify Tandel of changes in product and or process, changes of suppliers, changes of manufacturing location and where required obtain Tandel’s approval. Notification shall be within 3 working days after the nonconformance is discovered. Prohibit the use of the following metals: Mercury (in any form), Pure Tin (>97% -­‐ fused or unfused), Unfused tin-­‐lead plate, Zinc chromate as a finish coat, Cadmium, selenium or zinc (except as an alloying material or when used internal to hermetically sealed devices). This prohibition includes, but is not limited to plating, coating or cast materials. This prohibition is applicable to all surfaces, both internal and external to the product, except as noted. All applicable requirements that are invoked or applied to the customer’s purchasing document, including this clause, shall be flowed down to the organization’s sub-­‐tier suppliers. TC06 First Article Inspection First Article Inspection Report (FAI report) must be completed for that part number. The report may be in the Supplier’s format. The part that the FAI was performed on must be identified and supplied with the first shipment as well as a copy of the FAI Report. Revision changes to the engineering drawing or changes in the Seller’s manufacturing process that affect the parts produced will mandate a Delta FAI for any characteristic / dimension affected. This Delta report will require only inspection of those characteristics or dimensions that have been changed or otherwise affected. The original FAI report and the Delta FAI report will form the new report until such time as the part is inspected completely and a new FAI is generated. The part that the Delta FAI was performed on must be identified and supplied with the first shipment after the change as well as a copy of the Delta FAI Report. TC07 Packaging Packaging must be adequate to ensure parts are suitably protected against shipping damage or adverse conditions. All required material certifications shall be included with the Shipper/Packing List. Shipper/Packing list shall have as a minimum the following information listed: Tandel Systems Purchase Order number, Part number, Part revision, Company name, Quantity of parts delivered, Quantity of parts back ordered (if any). TC08 FOD TC09 Record Retention FOD requirement, maintenance of the work area and control of tools, parts and material shall preclude the risk of foreign object incidents. Prior to closing inaccessible or obscured areas and compartments during assembly, the Supplier shall inspect for foreign objects/materials. Tooling, jigs, fixtures, and test or handling equipment shall be maintained in a state of cleanliness and repair to prevent Foreign Object Damage (FOD). Potential FOD includes but is not limited to burrs, chips, dirt, corrosion and contamination resulting from the manufacturing, assembly, maintenance, processing, cleaning, storage and subsequent packaging of parts. Supplier shall provide a statement of certification that deliverable products are free of any foreign materials that could result in foreign object damage to the installed product or companion components /systems. Connector covers, dust covers will be installed on loose connectors and/or connectors on cable assemblies during shipment. If covers are not available, connectors are to be enclosed in clean bag Supplier is required to maintain on file all records pertaining to the completion of this order for a minimum of 7 years. The supplier may elect to send a copy of these records to Tandel Systems in lieu of this storage requirement. TC10 Non-­‐Disclosure Agreement In the absence of an existing executed agreement, the supplier shall complete a Non-­‐Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before the start of project as a condition of acceptance. TC11 Special Process Certification Certain special processes are required to comply with this contract. Special processes shall be performed only by sources that have been surveyed and qualified / approved, by the supplier and / or the Customer, to perform those processes. The contractor shall provide to the Customer upon request all documentation showing evidence of special processor qualification and/or certification to perform special manufacturing, assembling, and test processing as required by the contract. Organization may elect to use only Customer approved sources. A special process certification shall be provided with each shipment of item(s) delivered on this contract. Special Process Certifications may be in supplier format and shall include the following: Customer’s Order number • Part number(s) • Serial and/or lot numbers, of the hardware processed (if applicable,) • Material process specification & revision • Objective evidence demonstrating compliance with the applicable process, (i.e. temperature charts and •Hardness test results for heat treatment, destructive test results, etc.....) •A certification stating the special process was performed per the applicable drawing/specification requirements. •Organization’s name and address •When special processor is other than the Organization, provide a certification of compliance from the special processor stating the special process was performed per the applicable drawing/specification requirements. Certifications must include the processor’s name, address and be signed and dated by a company official. •Each certification must be signed and dated by a company official of the Organization and/or Processor attesting to the acceptance of the processes performed to the required specification(s). The supplier shall retain all records associated with the selection and approval of supplier approved special process providers. Per contract or regulatory agency requirements, these records shall be made available to the Customer and/or regulatory agencies upon request. The supplier shall notify the Customer prior to destruction of records relative to this contract. The Organization shall insert the substance of this clause, including this sentence, in all lower-­‐tier subcontracts for work performed under this contract. TC12 Limited Shelf Life TC13 Purchase Order Conflicts Configuration Management System TC14 TC15 Supplier Deviations/Waivers Supplier shall ensure that at least 75% of the material’s shelf life is remaining upon delivery to the Buyer. Supplier shall ensure that containers are plainly and legibility marked as to the contents, expiration date, and any warnings, precautions, instructions and storage conditions. Certification for shelf life and conditions are required to be included with this order. In the event of any inconsistency or conflict between this Purchase Order and any other document, contact the Tandel Buyer immediately for resolution. Organization shall be responsible for controlling / tracking changes to parts and components manufactured to ensure that the end product meets specified design functional and physical characteristic requirements. This includes any part or component manufactured to Customers’ or vendors’ drawings, specifications, or special process procedures. The organization and the customer shall document the agreements as to the extent of organization internal and formal customer involvement configuration management to be applied to this contract / purchase order. At a minimum, with each shipment, Organization shall submit “configuration documents”, which define the requirements, designs, build / production and verification for a configuration controlled item. This record shall be signed and dated by an official of the Organization’s Quality Assurance department, and in addition to the aforementioned required information, shall include the following minimum requirements: Organization’s Contract / Purchase Order number Line item number Part number (Of deliverable item and all traceable/repairable sub-­‐tiered parts) Serial number (Traceability as required per contract/purchase order) Lot number (Traceability as required per contract/purchase order) Drawing number (For Drawings related to deliverable item and all traceable/repairable sub-­‐tiered parts) Revision level (baselined configuration of drawing to which hardware was built) Engineering order(s) (or equivalent drawing changes as applicable) Customer approved deviations and waivers (as applicable)” Requests for deviations to Purchase Order requirements must be submitted to Purchasing, Engineering and Quality for approval. All effected product shall be segregated and identified. A deviation is a part that is not to print or a part number that is different than ordered, etc. Deviations are one time occurrences and are not substitutions. TC16 Counterfeit Work Supplier shall prevent the inadvertent use of counterfeit work. As applicable, the Supplier shall use commercially reasonable inspection test methods to detect potential counterfeit work, including parts and materials. The Supplier shall not procure material from Brokers or other secondary markets, but shall limit its material sourcing to manufacturers or their authorized distributors. The Supplier shall provide original component manufacturer/original equipment manufacturer (OCM/OEM) documentation that authenticates traceability of the affected items to the applicable OCM/OEM. Traceability shall include manufacturer date/lot code information and manufacturer Certificates of Conformance. The Supplier shall maintain records relating to its procurement traceability under the contract for a minimum of ten years from the date of contract closure (i.e., final payment received), unless otherwise specified in the contract. TC17 Change Authority TC18 Training and Certification TC19 Critical Processes The Organization shall provide in writing advance notification to Tandel of any change(s) to tooling, facilities, materials or processes at the Organization or the Organizations sub-­‐tier that could affect the Tandel’s contracted product. This includes, but is not limited to, fabrication, assembly, handling, testing, facility location or introduction of a new sub-­‐tier supplier. The Supplier’s manufacturing, inspection, and test personnel working on the program shall be trained and certified. Certification of personnel for special processes and critical processes shall be implemented formally and shall include demonstration of proficiency. This activity includes the definition of responsibilities and establishing policies for training, certification, and recertification. The following shall apply to customer designated “critical processes” performed by the organization: “The organization will notify the customer of proposed changes in process definition and, will obtain approval from the customer prior to implementing the change. Changes affecting processes, production equipment, tools and programs shall be documented. Procedures shall be available to control their implementation.” The following shall apply to organization designated “critical processes” that have been sub contracted: “The supplier will notify the organization of proposed changes in process definition and, will obtain approval from the customer prior to implementing the change. Changes affecting processes, production equipment, tools and programs shall be documented. Procedures shall be available to control their implementation” TC20 Calibration System TC21 TC22 Tandel Furnished Material Safety TC23 Process Certifications TC24 First Article Inspection TC25 Certificate of Compliance The contractor’s calibration system must comply with ANSI/NCSL Z540-­‐1, ISO 10012-­‐1, or MIL-­‐STD-­‐45662. All Certifications will state, as a minimum, that all standards used are traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology, date of calibration, date of expiration, list those standards used, the condition of the equipment (Pass / Fail), and the technician’s signature. If Tandel furnished the raw material for this order, the supplier certification shall state that only Tandel supplied raw material was used in fabrication of parts for this order. The Supplier shall ensure that the products they deliver are in compliance with requisite regulations, including ensuring Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) Certification to appropriate standards for electrical/electronic parts and equipment or equivalent per section on Equipment Checkout, Inspection & Certification Supplier must furnish a legible and reproducible copy of chemical/physical analysis and test reports of any special processes (such as plating, heat treating, etc.) performed with each shipment. Reports must actual results of tests, test specifications, and bear the company name, signature and title of an authorized representative of the company. Organization is required to perform 100 percent inspection and record the attributes for the first article of this Contract / Purchase Order, and shall be in accordance with AS9102. If the deliverable is an assembly, this inspection shall also include all of the piece parts that make up the assembly. The inspection records and data shall be per AS9102 and shall identify each characteristic and feature required by design data, the allowable tolerance limits, and the actual dimension measured as objective evidence that each characteristic and feature has been inspected and accepted by the Organization’s quality and inspection function. When testing is required, the parameters and results of the test shall be recorded in the same manner. The First Article Inspection Report must show evidence of acceptance by the Organization’s quality assurance representative. The First Article(s) shall be produced on production equipment and using processes which will be utilized on production runs. Additionally, the Organization shall perform additional First Article Inspection(s) per the requirements of AS9102 (i.e.: following every major tooling, every design change, and subsequent to any evident quality degradation for a specified part or article). Records of all first article activity will be documented as required in AS9102, treated as quality / acceptance records, and made available to Customer if requested The Supplier shall submit with each shipment, a Certificate of Compliance, stating products shipped against this PO are in compliance with Purchase Order requirements. The TC26 Raw Material Certification TC27 Shipments TC28 Shipping Documents TC29 No Over shipment Allowed certificate shall include as a minimum: Name and Address of the Supplier. Tandel Systems purchase order number & revision if applicable. Date the Certificate of Conformance was issued. Part number, description and revision letter. Quantity of parts (to include quantity accepted/rejected/lost). Signature and title of authorized quality agent of seller. Any information referencing any deviations must be referenced on the certification. Lot number, (heat number, etc… as applicable) and quantity of parts remaining for this lot if not shipped. When parts are serialized, serial numbers must appear on the certification. The supplier shall have on file a Certificate of Conformance from the producing Mill, listing as a minimum: Supplier of the raw material. Part Number. Material Specification Type. Chemical and Physical properties. Country where melted. The Supplier shall have a process in place to provide traceability of Supplier purchased raw material to any lot of parts supplied to Tandel. You are required and encouraged to ship the items referenced on this Purchase order on the date specified. If the Supplier can not comply with the Purchase Order ship date, then the Supplier must notify the Buyer prior to that ship date. Failure to do so will result in an “occurrence” that will be added to the Suppliers performance record. Supplier shall furnish Commercial Shipping Documents/Packing List, capable of being photographically reproducible through two additional reproductions, showing the following: P.O. Number Part Number(s) Description Qty ordered Qty shipped Lot/Date Code/serialization (as applicable) Any handling constraints or cautions such as, but not limited to: Optics; open only in clean room environments. ESD sensitive items, open only at approved ESD workstation. Moisture sensitive components, open/store only in humidity controlled area. Shock sensitive components (shock monitoring should be specified if required. Over shipments against this Purchase Order are expressly prohibited. If Supplier wishes to ship extra components than the number required, he must contact the Buyer for authorization prior to shipment. TC30 Electrical Wire and Cable Test Report TC31 EEE Parts Date of Manufacture TC32 Single Lot / Date Code TC33 Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Protection Program and Packaging “Organization shall provide certification that each shipment of electrical wire or cable furnished under this contract conforms to the applicable specifications. For each lot or cable in each shipment, a certified test report or copy thereof shall be included with the packing sheet. The test report shall, at a minimum, include a record of the physical, chemical, or electrical (and in the case of RF cable, electronic) inspections and tests conducted to satisfy the acceptance requirements of applicable specifications, and shall include numerical results when applicable. For cable shipments, these requirements apply to both basic and finished cable. When the specification requires other inspection or test data to be reported, it shall be included in the test report. All Electrical, Electronic or Electromechanical (EEE) parts procured from the organization or its suppliers shall have been manufactured within three (3) years from the delivery date for Plastic Encapsulated Microcircuits (PEMs) and five (5) years for all others. This shall include all sub-­‐assemblies of the article being procured. Any deviation from this requirement shall be in the form of a written authorization from the procuring agency, and the authorization shall be included with each shipment. Each part number, provided under this Purchase Order / Contract must have a single lot-­‐
date code. The organization will obtain the written approval of the customer’s authorized purchasing representative prior to shipping goods that do not meet this single lot / date code requirement. In the event that the customer’s purchasing representative provides said authorization to ship mixed lot / date codes, the organization shall provide a copy of the written authorization with the shipping document. When mixed lot / date codes are authorized, the shipping document shall list individual lot / date codes and quantity. Multiple lot / date codes shall not be co-­‐mingled. In addition, the individual part containers shall be marked with the quantity and lot / date code. The organization shall document and implement an ESD Control Program in accordance with ANSI/ESD S20.20, ESD Association Standard for the Development of an Electrostatic Discharge Control Program for Protection of Electrical and Electronic Parts, Assemblies and Equipment (Excluding Electrically Initiated Explosive Devices). Parts must be properly packaged and identified as required in ANSI/ESD-­‐S20.20. All goods will be placed in conductive or static-­‐dissipative packages, tubes, carriers, conductive bags, etc., for shipment. The packaging must be clearly labeled to indicate that it contains electrostatic sensitive goods. Electrical parts that may be used or shipped in conjunction with ESD sensitive parts shall be treated as ESD sensitive. TC34 Solvent Containers All solvents must be supplied only in a new container that has not been used before to prevent contamination by residual material.