Recovered Lot Sample Units Sample Clauses

Recovered Lot Sample Units. Recovered defective units from an accepted lot sample may be returned to the contractor for failure analysis, at the Government's expense, via an authorized DD Form 1149. The Government will pay shipping costs only; the contractor is responsible for all failure analysis costs. Recovered defective units, as classified in Attachment 13 Standard Operating Procedure for Laboratory & Ocean Testing of Sonobuoys, SLCs and Associated Packaging and Attachment 14 Open Ocean Test Defect Criteria, from a rejected lot sample will be returned to the contractor for failure analysis, at the contractor's expense, via an authorized DD Form 1149. If requested by the contractor, two (2) or less recovered nondefective units from a lot sample may be returned to the contractor for a failure analysis comparison. The units will be returned, at the contractor's expense, via an authorized DD Form 1149. The contractor shall not use material, parts or components from recovered lot samples in production units.
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