Post-completion test procedures Sample Clauses

Post-completion test procedures. 10.2.1 The contract letting party shall organize and arrange its management persons, operators, maintenance persons and all other preparation work according to the post-completion test scheme approved by the united coordinating and leading organ. 10.2.2 The contractor shall, according to the post-completion test scheme that has been approved, provide all electric power, water, power, raw materials, auxiliary materials, consumable materials and other test conditions as well as provide other equipment, facilities, tools and appliances necessary for post-completion test that shall be provided by the contractor as set forth in the scheme and accomplish other preparation work that shall be finished by the contractor. 10.2.3 The contractor shall organize post-completion test according to the post-completion test scheme that has been approved as well as the post-completion test procedures and test conditions for any part of the project, among different projects and the project. 10.2.4 The united coordinating and leading organ shall organize, fully examine and carry out the resource conditions, test conditions, safe facilities and conditions, fire protection facilities and conditions, emergency and accident disposal facilities, conditions and relevant measures necessary for post-completion test of the project and any part thereof, in order to guarantee about the completeness of recording instruments and special recording tables and the sufficiency of quantity thereof. 10.2.5 Notice on date of post-completion test. The contract letting party shall, within 15 days upon the date of project receipt, notify the contractor of the date of post-completion test start. Unless otherwise set forth in the special provisions.
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Post-completion test procedures. 10.2.1 The Employer shall, in accordance with the post-completion test plan approved by the joint coordinating and leading organization, provide the electricity, water, fuel, power, raw materials, auxiliary materials, consumable materials and other test conditions, and organize and arrange its management personnel, operation and maintenance personnel and other preparations. 10.2.2 The Contractor shall, in accordance with the post-completion test plan approved, provide other temporary auxiliary equipment, facilities, tools and appliances required for the post-completion test and other preparations that shall be completed by the Contractor. 10.2.3 The Employer shall, in accordance with the post-completion test plan approved, organize the post-completion tests according to the post-completion test procedures and test conditions for any part of a single project, a single project, between single projects, and/or the project. 10.2.4 The joint coordinating and leading organization shall organize a comprehensive inspection, implement the resource conditions, test conditions, safety facility conditions, fire fighting facility conditions, emergency treatment facility conditions, and/or related measures necessary for the post-completion test of the project, single project, any part of the project, and ensure the completeness and quantity of recording instruments and special recording forms. 10.2.5 Notice of the post-completion test date. The Employer shall, within 15 days after the date of receiving the single project and/or the date of receiving the project, notify the Contractor of the date of starting the post-completion test, except as otherwise agreed in the special terms and conditions. If the post-completion test cannot be performed within 20 days after receiving the single project and/or project, or in the date agreed in the special terms and conditions due to the Employer’s reasons, the Employer shall bear the related work delay fees incurred thereby to the Contractor starting from the 21st day or from the day after the start date agreed in the special terms and conditions, including labor costs, temporary auxiliary equipment/facility idle costs, management fees and reasonable profits.
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Post-completion test procedures. Agreement on start date of post-completion test for single project or and the project: None.
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