Quality Control Process. At least ten (10) days prior to the commercial release or distribution of any Adapted Game, Licensee shall provide to Licensor: (A) the gold master of such Adapted Game, and (B) sample text and sample screen shots for such Game. Licensor will have the right to test the Adapted Game on representative Mobile Telephony Devices on which such Adapted Game is designed to operate, including applicable Mobile Telephony Devices with the lowest functionality on which Licensee intends to distribute the Adapted Game. If Licensor disapproves of any such Adapted Game, then (i) Licensor shall notify Licensee in writing within five (5) business days of receipt of such Adapted Game, which written notice shall specify in detail the basis for such disapproval; and (ii) Licensee shall promptly modify the Adapted Game so as to overcome Licensor’s written objections. This procedure will be repeated with each submission until Licensor fails to provide a written notice of disapproval to Licensee within five (5) business days of receipt of a revised version of the Adapted Game. Licensor may not disapprove any Adapted Game based on the failure of an Adapted Game to conform with the Tetris Design Guidelines if and to the extent it is impossible or commercially impracticable for Licensee to make such Adapted Game conform with the Tetris Design Guidelines due to a conflict with a Wireless Platform’s or Mobile Telephony Device’s technical requirements applicable to such Adapted Game. Licensee shall not be required to submit to, or seek approval from, Licensor any ported, localized, updated or derivative version of a previously approved version of an Adapted Game.
Quality Control Process. Describe your plan for quality control and furnish your Quality Control Plan (QCP). This plan shall include specific methods and procedures for quality monitoring and tracking that identify how you will be able to address problem areas quickly and ensure compliance with all contract requirements. The QCP shall be submitted as part of Volume II and is included in the Volume II page count. The QCP will be incorporated into the resultant contract. L-4 VOLUME III – PAST PERFORMANCE PROPOSAL L4.1 FACTOR 2 – Past Performance Contents. Submit information on the contracts considered most recent and relevant which demonstrate the company’s ability to perform the requirements identified in the SOW. Offerors are cautioned that the Government will use this information and information obtained from other sources for an overall evaluation of past performance. The Government will not evaluate personal references. The offeror shall submit a Past and Present Performance Proposal (Volume III) that contains the following:
Quality Control Process. The Government will evaluate the offeror’s approach to providing sound business processes for monitoring contract performance. The evaluation will include an assessment of the offeror’s plan to address problem areas quickly to ensure contract performance requirements are met. An approach that adequately addresses quality control processes in a manner that ensure compliance with all contract requirements will demonstrate stability.
Quality Control Process. Supplier agrees to provide Barilla with 60 days prior notice of any change in its production process and quality control practices and procedures. Supplier shall not change its production process or quality control practices or procedures without first providing Barilla's technicians an opportunity to evaluate such changes, and then only upon the prior written consent of Barilla. Supplier shall control and be solely responsible to Barilla for the raw materials, components, packaging materials, Products and the manufacturing, packaging, storage and delivery process in accordance with the Supply Quality Requirements, including any and all such activities conducted for Supplier by Subvendors. Supplier shall take records of all its analyses related to Products and allow Barilla to inspect any such records at any time upon Barilla's request. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Supplier shall be able to make any change to its quality control practices and procedures immediately and without Barilla’s consent if such change is required by any Laws, immediately informing Barilla of the modification made by Supplier.
Quality Control Process. The Contractor shall implement and maintain QC procedures and processes in supporting GSA and meeting its mission objectives defined herein. The Contractor shall identify quantitative techniques that remove causes of defects and variations from set standards established for this effort, and take corrective action as appropriate. The quality control process shall assure the quality of contract performance throughout all stages of the project, including: analysis, design, development, test, and delivery. The key objectives of the Contractor's QC processes are to achieve, maintain, and continuously improve the quality of the products in relationship to the requirements of the contract. The Contractor will maintain records and data essential to the effectiveness of this quality program. These records will be made available to the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) for review and copied upon request. The quality of the records will be complete and reliable. The quality program will provide for the analysis and use of records as a basis for management action.
Quality Control Process. Xxxxxxx’x quality control review follows a strict process that has resulted in identification of multi-million-dollar errors in favor of our clients. We will use quality control reviews not only to ensure compliance with state and FEMA requirements but to also identify additional funding that might be made available.
Quality Control Process. Each electronic folder that is captured (representing each students file) will receive three step quality review at the time of scan and prior to loading into OnBase. This ensures that:
