FINAL ACCEPTANCE TESTS Sample Clauses

FINAL ACCEPTANCE TESTS. The Final Acceptance Tests will take place after the successful completion of the Substantial Completion tests and after Contractor has demonstrated to Owner that the Power Plant and the steam-field and transmission system which are included in the Project are mechanically complete. The Final Acceptance Tests will consist of two parts, the Final Acceptance Performance Test and the Reliability Run. At any time during the Final Acceptance Tests, Owner may carry out noise tests of the Project to establish compliance with the relevant consents and Contractor shall provide such reasonable assistance as Owner may request.
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FINAL ACCEPTANCE TESTS. Upon completion of the delivery of the required Deliverables, JOS xxxll subject the New System as an integrated whole to Final Acceptance Tests, as described in the Specifications. The Final Acceptance Tests shall include, but not be limited to, testing of the interface between OSE and the New System and of the interface between TradeNet and Market Data, as stated in the Specifications. JOS shall coordinate all such testing with OSE and QUICK Corp., as necessary, to test these interfaces. OptiMark shall be permitted to participate in and oversee all Final Acceptance Tests. (a) The Final Acceptance Tests shall commence on the Milestone Date specified in SCHEDULE B and continue Day-to-Day thereafter until completed. (b) If any portion of the New System fails an applicable Final Acceptance Test ("Defective Portion"), then the Party responsible for developing the Defective Portion shall use commercially reasonable 8 good faith efforts to remedy the failure and then re-submit the Defective Portion for additional Final Acceptance Tests pursuant to this Section 5.4. JOS xxxll pay OptiMark fees and expenses in accordance with Section 12.2(a) for remedying errors under this Section 5.4(b); provided that JOS xxx be obligated to pay such fees and expenses if the Defective Portion was known by OptiMark to be directly caused by intentional or willful misconduct on the part of OptiMark's employees. JOS xxxll bear the burden of proof with regard to the foregoing. (c) After the New System has passed the Final Acceptance Tests, JOS' Xxoject Manager shall promptly execute and deliver to OptiMark's Project Manager a certificate indicating JOS' acceptance of the New System ("Certificate of Acceptance").
Sample 1
FINAL ACCEPTANCE TESTS. 8.1 Within reasonable time after Wave 3.2 Deliverables or Wave 3.3 Deliverables have passed corresponding Conditional Acceptance Tests and receive corresponding Conditional Acceptance Certificates respectively, Bosch shall or shall ensure other Bosch Group Companies to carry out reasonable technical acceptance tests and quality process audit in accordance with Appendix 2 (Quality Requirements) to ensure that the integrated Wave 3.2 Deliverables or Wave 3.3 Deliverables as a whole respectively are in operable condition and are capable of meeting the requirements of Business Requirements Specification (“Final Acceptance Tests”). 8.2 After Bosch has confirmed that Wave 3.2 Deliverables or Wave 3.3 Deliverables have passed corresponding Pre-Installation Tests, Conditional Acceptance Tests, and receive corresponding Pre-acceptance Letters and Conditional Acceptance Certificates respectively, Bosch or other Bosch Group Companies designated by Bosch shall complete the first Final Acceptance Tests for the Wave 3.2 Deliverables or Wave 3.3 Deliverables as a whole respectively within reasonable time. If requested by Bosch or other Bosch Group Companies, WeRide shall or shall ensure its Affiliates to provide necessary assistance to Bosch or other Bosch Group Companies to conduct such Final Acceptance Tests for free, for example, 8.2.1 if any road test is needed in order to complete certain Final Acceptance Tests, as requested by Bosch, WeRide shall or shall ensure its Affiliates to assist Bosch or other Bosch Group Companies designated by Bosch in completing such road test on relevant road test vehicles (including but not limited to providing onsite assistance), provided that Bosch or other Bosch Group Companies shall provide qualified road test vehicles compliant with applicable laws and regulations; 8.2.2 during any Final Acceptance Tests, if Bosch or other Bosch Group Companies need support on the use of tools, or support on joint test, as requested by Bosch, WeRide shall or shall ensure its Affiliates to provide to Bosch or other Bosch Group Companies designated by Bosch necessary remote support or onsite support if remote support is not enough; and 8.2.3 if any result of any Final Acceptance Tests for certain Deliverables is different compared to such result of corresponding Pre-Installation Tests for corresponding Deliverables or occurrence of any prohibited Defects and/or Non-conformities in accordance with the bug criteria within the Test Criteria, WeRide sha...
Sample 1
FINAL ACCEPTANCE TESTS. All aviation products received under the BFAP will be subject to final acceptance tests to confirm compliance with the specification. Acceptance will be confirmed by successful completion of Type B-2 tests carried out in accordance with STANAG 3149 (latest issue). Receipt of compliant test results will constitute final acceptance of the product by the Authority. Product that fails to meet the specification at this point will be quarantined pending investigation between the supplier and the Authority to assess liability. Following the settling period, F-35 received by the Authority will be subject to a Type B-2 test in accordance with STANAG 3149 (latest issue). Receipt of satisfactory B-2 test results will constitute final acceptance of the product. Following the settling period, all aviation fuel received by the Authority either on a FOB or DDP basis will be subject to a Type B-2 test in accordance with STANAG 3149 (latest issue). Receipt of satisfactory B-2 test results will constitute final acceptance of the product. Deliveries of F-34 by road tanker to RAF Aldergrove shall be accompanied by a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) referencing as a minimum the original batch, density and the volume of product supplied. Receipt into the Authorities storage tanks shall not commence until satisfactory completion of Type C analysis as detailed in STANAG 3149 (latest issue). Deliveries of F-35 by rail to Linkswood Petroleum Storage Depot (PSD) shall be accompanied by a CoC referencing as a minimum the original batch, density and the volume of product supplied. Receipt into the Authorities storage tanks shall not commence until satisfactory completion of Type C analysis as detailed in STANAG 3149 (latest issue).
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FINAL ACCEPTANCE TESTS. All marine products received under the BFAP will be subject to final acceptance tests to confirm compliance with the specification. Acceptance will be confirmed by successful completion of Type B-2 tests carried out in accordance with STANAG 3149 (latest issue). Receipt of compliant test results will constitute final acceptance of the product by the Authority. Product that fails to meet the specification at this point will be quarantined pending investigation between the supplier and the Authority to assess liability. Following a suitable settling period, all products received by the Authority either on a FOB or DDP basis will be subject to Type B-2 analysis in accordance with STANAG 3149 (latest issue). Receipt of satisfactory B-2 test results will constitute final acceptance of the product.
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FINAL ACCEPTANCE TESTS. All ground fuel received under the BFAP will be subject to final acceptance tests to confirm compliance with the specification. Acceptance will be confirmed by successful completion of Type B-2 tests carried out in accordance with STANAG 3149 (latest issue). Receipt of compliant test results will constitute final acceptance of the product by the Authority. Product that fails to meet the specification at this point will be quarantined pending investigation between the supplier and the Authority to assess liability. Following a suitable settling period, product received by the Authority either on a FOB or DDP basis will be subject to Type B-2 analysis in accordance with STANAG 3149 (latest issue). Receipt of satisfactory B-2 test results will constitute final acceptance of the product.
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