SYSTEM READINESS Sample Clauses

SYSTEM READINESS. 2.2.1. The General Contractor shall verify that systems are installed, complete and operable before the commencement of TAB work. The General Contractor and the Owner’s Independent Performance Assurance Contractor, shall insure the following conditions:
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SYSTEM READINESS. 2.1. Test conditions
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SYSTEM READINESS. 2.2.2.6.1 The Contractor will define and test modifications to the Contractor’s system(s) required to support the business functions of the contract. The Contractor will produce data extracts and receive data transfers and transmissions. The Contractor must be able to demonstrate the ability to produce encounter files.
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SYSTEM READINESS. During this test, the Broker will ensure the following, through representation to or demonstration for FSSA as requested:
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SYSTEM READINESS. System Readiness will occur on a Phase-by-Phase basis when Motorola, in concurrence with the Authority, demonstrates to the Authority’s reasonable satisfaction that the applicable Phase of the System is ready for use in compliance with the terms of this Agreement. Although FCC licensing matters and compliance with FCC requirements are the responsibility of the Authority, System Readiness will include evidence that the System complies with FCC requirements as they exist .when testing described in Section 8.1 commences. Upon that demonstration, Motorola will memorialize this event by promptly executing a System Readiness Certificate by Phase (Exhibit H) and delivering a copy to the Authority. Minor omissions or variances in the Phase of the System that do not materially impair the operation of the Phase of the System will not postpone System Readiness for that particular Phase, but will be corrected according to a punch list schedule developed by Motorola which is mutually agreed upon by the Authority and Motorola. The concurrence by the Authority on a System Readiness Certificate (as evidenced by execution) will not be unreasonably delayed or withheld. In the event that the Authority does not concur that System Readiness has occurred, the Authority shall provide a notice of deficiency in writing to Motorola setting forth the deficiency in reasonable detail. The Parties will negotiate in good faith regarding the steps necessary and timelines for the correction of a deficiency or any dispute as to whether a deficiency exists. In the event that the Parties cannot agree, then either Party may exercise the Dispute resolution process described in Section 11 below.
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SYSTEM READINESS. At the completion of the Work, the Contractor and each subcontractor along with Management's Building maintenance personnel shall direct the evaluation of utilities, operation systems, and equipment for readiness; shall assist in their initial start-up and testing by subcontractors; and shall provide general familiarization training for Management personnel. AS-BUILTS—Upon completion of the Work, Contractor shall submit complete sets of marked-up, as-built drawings and record documents to the architect (or space planner) for approval. Upon approval, these shall be forwarded to the Tenant and Management. In addition, the Tenant and Management shall be allowed to obtain copies of manuals for each item of equipment and apparatus furnished in connection with the Work. Contractor must provide Management complete documentation as outlined in the Contract. IRVINE CENTER TOWERS 18200, 18300, 18400 and 00000 Xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Irvine, CA COMPLIANCE FORM Upon reading Transwestern Commercial Services' "Contractor Regulations and guidelines for Tenant and Capital Improvement Work", PLEASE SIGN, DATE AND RETURN this form to: TRANSWESTERN COMMERCIAL SERVICES 00000 Xxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 000 Xxxxxx, XX 00000-0000 I have read and fully understand Transwestern's "Contractor Regulations and Guidelines for Tenant and Capital Improvement Work" and I will adhere to them. I will also provide proof of my company's state and local licenses, certificate(s) of insurance for the required insurance, and the construction schedule forty-eight (48) hours prior to commencing the work. General Contractor Tenant Name Authorized Signature Date Building Title Suite(s) 1 QuickLinks Exhibit 10.6
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