Motorola Solutions Inc. is responsible for paying an excise tax on imported electronic products containing ozone depleting chemicals (ODCs) unless suppliers can prove their manufacturing processes are ODC-free. To avoid this tax and promote environmental protection, Motorola prohibits ODC use by suppliers. Suppliers must complete and return a manufacturer letter on company letterhead certifying no ODC use, or detailing any ODC use and plans to stop. Failure to notify Motorola of any future ODC use will violate the agreement.
Motorola Solutions Inc. is responsible for paying an excise tax on imported electronic products containing ozone depleting chemicals (ODCs) unless suppliers can prove their manufacturing processes are ODC-free. To avoid this tax and promote environmental protection, Motorola prohibits ODC use by suppliers. Suppliers must complete and return a manufacturer letter on company letterhead certifying no ODC use, or detailing any ODC use and plans to stop. Failure to notify Motorola of any future ODC use will violate the agreement.
Motorola Solutions Inc. is responsible for paying an excise tax on imported electronic products containing ozone depleting chemicals (ODCs) unless suppliers can prove their manufacturing processes are ODC-free. To avoid this tax and promote environmental protection, Motorola prohibits ODC use by suppliers. Suppliers must complete and return a manufacturer letter on company letterhead certifying no ODC use, or detailing any ODC use and plans to stop. Failure to notify Motorola of any future ODC use will violate the agreement.
Motorola Solutions Inc. is responsible for paying an excise tax on imported electronic products containing ozone depleting chemicals (ODCs) unless suppliers can prove their manufacturing processes are ODC-free. To avoid this tax and promote environmental protection, Motorola prohibits ODC use by suppliers. Suppliers must complete and return a manufacturer letter on company letterhead certifying no ODC use, or detailing any ODC use and plans to stop. Failure to notify Motorola of any future ODC use will violate the agreement.
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Dear Motorola Solutions Inc. Vendor:
RE: Ozone Depleting Chemicals (ODC)
The United States Government imposes a CFC (chlorofluorocarbon) excise tax on imported electronic products that contain specific Ozone Depleting Chemicals (ODC) in the parts or manufacturing process. Motorola Solutions Inc. is responsible for the payment of this tax on all importations, unless proof is obtained to show that the suppliers manufacturing process is free of ODC. To counter this fee and to additionally contribute to environmentally safe practices, Motorola Solutions Inc. prohibits its suppliers from engaging in manufacturing processes that result in the emission of ODCs.
1. Please kindly transfer the enclosed Manufacturer Letter onto your company letterhead (forms returned on your company letterhead will be accepted by US tax authorities as sufficient and reliable information) 2. Please have this form signed by an officer of the Corporation 3. Please scan the signed copy and email in pdf form to the email address below AND return the original signed document to the address below.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us directly.
Sincerely,
Motorola Solicitation Team - ODC On Behalf of Motorola Solutions, Inc.
Livingston International 20700 Civic Center Drive Suite 500 Southfield, MI 48076 Fax : 248 354 6760 motorola.solicitations@livingstonintl.com
Enclosures : ODC Manufacturer Letter Appendix A
2 ODC MANUFACTURER LETTER
1. Have you used Ozone-depleting chemicals (ODCs) in the manufacturing of ANY electronic components* (parts, products) supplied to Motorola Solutions? (A list of applicable ODCs is enclosed as Appendix A)
YES ______ If Yes, please complete item 2 NO ______ If No, please skip item 2 and go to item 3
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2. For any electronic component product that you have used ODCs in its manufacture, please list in column 1 each individual Motorola Solutions part number. In column 2, please list the ODC weight. In column 3, if applicable, please indicate the date (MM/YY) you plan to Stop Using ODCs
Motorola Solutions Part Number ODC Weight Date (MM/YY) planned to stop using ODCs
Please complete Item 3.
3. To the best of your knowledge, do any of the components that you purchase for use in the manufacture of parts supplied to Motorola Solutions include ODCs?
YES ______ NO______ If YES, list the component and the Motorola Solutions part within which this component is included.
Component Included in Motorola Solutions Part # and ODC weight
4. Are there other locations in your company that use ozone depleting chemicals (ODCs) in the manufacturing of ANY components (parts, products) supplied to Motorola Solutions? If the answer is yes please list them below.
Supplier Name Address City State Country Postal Code
NOTE: If at any time in the future you begin or resume using ODCs in the manufacture of any of these components, or if any of the components that you purchase for use in the manufacture of parts supplied to Motorola Solutions include ODCs, Motorola Solutions MUST BE notified immediately.
3 I declare that I have examined this Manufacturer Letter, and to the best of my knowledge and belief, it is true, correct and complete.
CERTIFIED BY
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Company Name
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ City, Country, and Postal Zone
________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ Officers Name (please print) Officer Title
________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ Telephone Number FAX Number
________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ Officer's Signature Date
*An electronic component is a component whose operation involves the use of non-mechanical amplification or switching devices such as tubes, transistors, and integrated circuits. Such components do not include passive electrical devices such as resistors and capacitors. Items not considered electronic components and not taxable are defined as follows: "Items such as screws, nuts, bolts, plastic parts, and similar specially fabricated parts that may be used to construct an electronic item."