Successful Commissioning Sample Clauses
The Successful Commissioning clause defines the criteria and process by which a system, equipment, or facility is tested and verified to be fully operational and compliant with agreed specifications. In practice, this clause outlines the steps for performance testing, documentation requirements, and the standards that must be met before the commissioning is deemed successful, such as passing inspections or achieving certain output levels. Its core function is to ensure that the delivered product meets contractual expectations before final acceptance, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring project quality.
Successful Commissioning. Production of ethanol meeting design specifications on a daily basis of nameplate production, and all production meets the guarantees provided by engineers and contractors.
Successful Commissioning. The CMR has completed Commissioning the Project in accordance with the Commissioning Plan, and the Commissioning Tests have been successfully performed and satisfied (subject to such Commissioning which is identified in the Commissioning Plan to be conducted after occupancy);
Successful Commissioning. The Developer has completed Commissioning the Project in accordance with the Commissioning Plan, and the Commissioning Tests have been successfully performed and satisfied (subject to such Commissioning which is identified in the Commissioning Plan to be conducted after the Occupancy Readiness Date);
Successful Commissioning. Developer has completed Commissioning of the School in accordance with the relevant Commissioning Plan, and the Commissioning Tests have been successfully performed and satisfied for the School (subject to such Commissioning which is identified in the relevant Commissioning Plan to be conducted after the School Occupancy Readiness Date);