Release Acceptance Testing by the State Sample Clauses

Release Acceptance Testing by the State. Following Implementation. After Contractor provides written notice to the State that it has completed Release, Phase and/or the Solution, the State shall, in accordance with the DED agreed by the parties, and with full cooperation and assistance from Contractor, conduct all such inspections and tests of the Release, Phase and/or the Solution as the State may deem necessary or appropriate to determine whether any Defects exist in the Release, Phase and/or the Solution as implemented and whether the Release, Phase and/or the Solution as completed complies with all of the Release, Phase and/or the Solution specifications as set forth in the DED. Such inspections and tests shall be over a duration mutually agreed upon by the State and Contractor within limits of a minimum period of 7 business days and a maximum of 20 business days, per scope and/or solution listed, from the date a notice of completion is issued (the “Acceptance Period”). Contractor shall correct all Defects during the Acceptance Period, demonstrate to the State that correction of such Defects has been made, and after so demonstrating correction, shall issue to the State a written Certificate of Completion indicating that no Defects are known to exist in the Release, Phase and/or the Solution. The State shall be deemed to have accepted and approved the particular Release, Phase and/or the Solution only upon the State’s delivery to Contractor of a signed, written DAD indicating that the Release, Phase and/or the Solution, as the case may be, as completed, materially performs in accordance with the DED. If, at the end of the Acceptance Period, the State has not issued a signed DAD to Contractor for that Release, Phase and/or the Solution, the State may, in its sole discretion, extend the Acceptance Period; provided, however, that the State shall respond within five (5) business days of a written request by Contractor issued after the end of the original Acceptance Period to provide Contractor with the State’s status of approval or disapproval for that Release, Phase and/or the Solution. Any rejection must be in writing and specify the reason for the rejection and must be based upon the continued existence of a Defect in the scope and/or Solution or failure of the Release, Phase and/or the Solution to materially perform in accordance with the Requirements. The DAD shall not be unreasonably withheld by the State. If a DAD for a Release, Phase and/or the Solution is signed and delivered by the State...
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