DAYS TO ACHIEVE THE PROOF OF PERFORMANCE PILOT TEST Sample Clauses

DAYS TO ACHIEVE THE PROOF OF PERFORMANCE PILOT TEST. A. The dates for the pilot study are set forth in the following table: Item No. Notice to Begin Contract Times Calendar Time (Days) Pilot Study Contract Time A Pilot Study Draft Work Plan With Proposal C Deliver pilot equipment Effective Date of Agreement 14 D Have Pilot Plant Operational at site Effective Date of Agreement 28 D Complete pilot study program Effective Date of Agreement 118 E Submit Draft Pilot Summary Report Effective Date of Agreement 118 F Submit Final Pilot Summary Report Receipt of Engineer’s Comments 14
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