SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS Sample Clauses

SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS. 8.1 Site Acceptance Tests will be carried out on completion of the Equipment or any item comprising the Equipment. 8.2 When the Contractor is ready to commence the Site Acceptance Tests, he shall notify the Supervising Officer and such tests shall commence on the date agreed by the Supervising Officer and the Contractor but in any event shall not be later than fourteen working days after the date of the notice referred to herein or thirty days after Delivery of the Equipment to the Site whichever is the sooner. If the Company fails to designate a date for the commencement of Site Acceptance Tests within fourteen days following Contractor notice that he is ready to commence such Site Acceptance Tests. The Company shall pay for the Equipment. In the event that the Equipment subsequently fails Site Acceptance Tests, the Contractor shall reimburse the payment until such time as the Equipment meets the requirements of the Site Acceptance Tests. 8.3 The Contractor shall provide the Company with three copies of all documents and records produced as a result of or in connection with the Site Acceptance Tests and listed in Appendix 7 hereto 8.4 If the Equipment or any part thereof fails to pass the Site Acceptance Tests or the Contractor accepts that the Equipment is not in accordance with the Contract, then, without prejudice to the CONTRACT NO. GP/0583/95/TG Company's rights under clause 15, the Contractor shall make good any defects at his own expense and with all reasonable speed diligence and shall submit details to the Supervising Officer and the Site Acceptance Tests shall be repeated. 8.5 If the Equipment or any part thereof fails to pass the Site Acceptance Tests by the date specified in the Installation Schedule or if no date is specified within a reasonable time, then, the Company may in its absolute discretion: 8.5.1 accept the Equipment subject to such reasonable reduction in the Contract Price as may be agreed between the Company and the Contractor, or in the abscence of any agreement being reached as may be determined by an arbitrator under clause 32; or 8.5.2 reject the Equipment or any part thereof and the Contractor shall entirely at its own cost and without any entitlement to any additional time, replace the Equipment or any part thereof so rejected, or 8.5.3 terminate the employment of the Contractor under the Contract in accordance with clause 22. Provided always that the Company shall first have given the Contractor an opportunity to rectify a...
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SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS. The SATs shall be approved by the appointed representative of the Customer present at the site. The SAT can be started on the basis of the test documentation pertaining to the Equipment, approved and accepted in writing by the Customer. Any special equipment possibly required for the SATs shall be provided by the Seller, at his own expense. The presence of the Customer at the SAT shall not limit the liability of the Seller regarding the quality and performance of the Equipment. Seller shall send to Customer the proposed test methods for the SAT in accordance with Section 7.1.b of the Contract. The SATs may only be commenced if the Contracting Parties have reached an agreement on the contents of the testing procedures and the checks to be performed. During the SATs the Seller may not carry out any material (whether software or architecture) modifications to the Equipment, otherwise the given SAT shall be deemed unsuccessful. If the Equipment is found not to conform to the requirements established for the SAT, Seller shall promptly take measures to remedy the defect and repeat the SAT at a mutually agreed time after the SAT being declared unsuccessful. If the SAT is interrupted due to an unexpected failure of a hardware component, Seller shall replace the defective component and continue the test. System parts containing software-driven components may be restarted once after failure of the program during the SAT. Such events shall not be deemed as a failure of the SAT and will not require the entire SAT to be repeated. The SAT shall be considered successful, if the process is undisturbed, and in the course of the process it can be ascertained that the Equipment is suitable for proper use and comply with the parameters and functionalities specified in the Technical Specifications. Following an unsuccessful SAT, the relevant test procedure (SAT) shall be repeated. All costs incurring out of the repeated SAT shall be borne by the Seller. If the third SAT is unsuccessful, the Customer shall have the right to cancel or terminate the Contract in accordance with Section 22.2 of the Contract. The Customer shall have the right, at its own discretion, to declare the SAT successful even if, according to the Customer, the Equipment have minor defects or deficiencies, provided that the Seller undertakes the obligation to fully repair all defects and deficiencies at its own cost within the time limit set by the Customer. Should the Customer choose not to cancel or termina...
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SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS a.) A very extensive testing of the system under real conditions shall be carried out to remove the remaining hardware/software bugs. b.) All the functional tests shall be performed in the presence of KPC representative at the site. The suppler needs to prepare a detailed testing procedure for testing all the types of detectors and this document needs to get the approval of KPC prior to the testing of the system and its components. c.) Integrated testing of the system with sample detectors of each type wired together shall be done for establishing the functioning of the system Fire and fault alarm conditions shall be simulated on each line and channel and the complete operation sequence shall be checked. Each of the channels shall be tested for their capability for various detectors combinations and types of detectors.
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SITE ACCEPTANCE TESTS. After shipment of an Automated System, ACRO shall conduct a test of the Automated System at the Site in accordance with this Section 7.5 ("Site Acceptance Test"). The Site Acceptance 1 “Satisfactory construction progress reports and certifications” required under DOE Loan.
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