Review of Section Design Deliverables Sample Clauses

Review of Section Design Deliverables. The IQF shall review Deliverables for conformance with requirements of the Section P3 Agreement and the Quality System. The IQF shall provide the Section Developer with written comments on the Deliverable, documenting compliance or non-compliance with the requirements. A copy of these comments shall be provided to MDOT. Comments shall be provided using a consistent format and clearly identify the Deliverable being reviewed. A comment resolution meeting shall be held, if warranted. Prior to the comment resolution meeting, the Section Developer shall provide MDOT and the IQF with written responses to the comments. Following the meeting, responses shall be revised if needed based on the discussions at the resolution meeting. The IQF shall maintain the record of the final responses and confirm comments have been properly addressed in any subsequent issuance of the design. MDOT, in its sole discretion, may choose to conduct an audit of any Design Deliverable at any time. The audit will review the Deliverable for compliance with requirements of the Section P3 Agreement and the Section Developer’s Quality System. MDOT will provide the IQF with a written report of its audit findings. The IQF shall conduct a comment resolution meeting with MDOT and the Section Developer, if warranted. Prior to the comment resolution meeting, the IQF shall provide MDOT with written responses to the comments. Following the meeting, responses shall be revised if needed based on the discussions at the resolution meeting. The IQF shall maintain the record of the final responses and confirm comments have been properly addressed in any subsequent issuance of the Deliverable or a revised issuance of the Deliverable including revisions required for RFC documents. Comment resolution meetings for MDOT audits shall be conducted within 10 days of receipt of the report of audit findings or as mutually agreed.
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