– Test Execution and Reporting Sample Clauses

– Test Execution and Reporting. The contractor shall manage and execute all assigned test events. The contractor shall plan for and conduct a Test Readiness Review (TRR) prior to the start of the Test. The Government will provide a sample TRR as has been used in the past as a baseline template. The contractor shall modify this TRR template based on the size and scope of the test event. The contractor shall deliver the completed and compiled TRR materials to the Government for review and approval. Prior to the scheduled TRR, the contractor shall coordinate with all participating members of the test event to ensure that all aspects of the TRR have been pre-coordinated, validated and verified. The contractor shall ensure the full execution of the Government approved Test Plan. A build is a collection of application components installed and compiled for testing purposes to ensure a reliable final product. The contractor responsibilities shall include: • Verify software and required installation/build documents are available to all test build sites • Confirm all local and remote tester/user account validation • Confirm any applicable test automation validation • Review any site validation checklist(s) and/or Site Readiness Reviews (SRR) • Coordinate TRR • Execute the Test Plan • Oversee all defect report generation, execute defect report processes • Coordinate test status updates with the Government personnel, Release Manager, present issues and recommend mediations to the Release Manager and/or Test Director • Verify all installation/build, software/system installation teams are assembled • Confirm network and interface validation • Facilitate daily defect review meetings • Prepare and deliver daily situation reports • Coordinate build validation • Support required all Cybersecurity validation and network Authority to Test (ATT), Interim Authority to Test (IATT) • Capture all installation/build issues, documentation redlines and defect reports • As required, assemble daily situation reports to include test progress relative to the test schedule, issues discussion, percentage completion pass/fail of test cases, validation of interface and defect reports, identification of any new defect reports • As required, coordinate cross-team installation/configuration validations
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– Test Execution and Reporting. All test data collected by the Contractor during formal DVT shall be electronically logged and posted on the IDE via the DAL - Test Data Collection During DVT (CDRL A013) for the duration of the contract. Classified data may be electronically logged, noted on the DAL and made available to the Government via a classified transmittal request. Stored data shall be non-proprietary and shall be in a Government acceptable electronic format. At the Government’s discretion, a Government representative may be present to witness the Contractor conducted formal DVT. The Contractor shall deliver DVT data and any other associated test results. The Test/Inspection Report - Design Verification Test (CDRL A077) shall mark the data with any relevant step(s) in the associated Test Procedure - Design Verification Test (CDRL A075) to provide traceability. Deliverables: Test/Inspection Report - Design Verification Test (DVT) (CDRL A077) Data Accession List - Test Data Collection During DVT (CDRL A013)
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– Test Execution and Reporting. All test data collected during XXXX, Margin Testing, and PoL shall be electronically logged, stored by the Contractor and available to the Government on the IDE via the DAL (CDRL A013) for the duration of the contract. Classified data may be electronically logged, noted on the DAL and made available to the Government via a classified transmittal request. Stored data shall be non-proprietary and shall be in a Government acceptable electronic format. At the Government’s discretion, a Government representative may be present to witness the Contractor conduct formal Margin Testing, XXXX and POL, respectively. The Contractor shall deliver Test/Inspection Reports (CDRL A077) for Margin Testing, XXXX, and PoL. Deliverables: Data Accession List - Test Data Collection during XXXX, Margin Testing, and POL (CDRL A013) Test/Inspection Report Margin Testing (CDRL A077) Highly Accelerated Stress Screen (XXXX) (CDRL A077) Proof of Life (PoL) (CDRL A077)
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– Test Execution and Reporting. All test data collected during formal FAT will be electronically logged, stored by the Contractor and available to the Government on the IDE via the DAL (CDRL A013) for the duration of the contract. Classified data may be electronically logged, noted on the DAL and made available to the Government via a classified transmittal request. Stored data shall be non-proprietary and shall be in a Government acceptable electronic format. At the Government’s discretion, a Government representative may be present to witness the Contractor conducted formal FAT. The Contractor shall deliver FAT Reports (CDRL A077) and any other associated test results accompanying the hardware deliverables. Deliverables: Test/Inspection Report - Factory Acceptance Test Report G&C Section (CDRL A077) G&C Section FIRs (CDRL A077) WES Kit (CDRL A077) Cable Assemblies (CDRL A077) Data Accession List – Test Data Collection During FAT (CDRL A013)
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– Test Execution and Reporting. At the Government’s discretion, a Government representative may be present to witness the Contractor’s formal POD Qualification tests. The Contractor shall deliver POD Qualification Test Reports (CDRL A077). The POD Qualification Test Report shall mark the data with the relevant step(s) in the associated POD Test Procedure (CDRL A075) to provide traceability. POD qualification testing shall be conducted on equivalent POD hardware units but not using the deliverable CLINs 0013, 0017. These hardware units shall have met the same acceptance criteria as CLINs 0013, 0017, prior to conducting POD qualification. The Contractor shall meet the following POD Qualification requirements:  Successfully complete POD DVT, as defined in Section C-8 of the SOW.  Capable of meeting USN Submarine and Yard Torpedo Tender (YTT) launch acceleration requirements, contained in the Contract Baseline (Attachment 1) documents.  Successfully meet transport, operational temperature, and vibration requirements contained in the Contract Baseline (Attachment 1) documents.  Successfully meet hydrostatic pressure requirements to full operating depth contained in the Contract Baseline (Attachment 1) documents.  Successfully meet Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance (HERO)/Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) requirements contained in the Contract Baseline (Attachment 1) documents. Deliverables: Test/Inspection Report - POD Qualification Test Report (CDRL A077)
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– Test Execution and Reporting. At the Government’s discretion, a Government representative may be present to witness the Contractor’s formal POM Qualification tests. The Contractor shall deliver POM Qualification Test Reports (CDRL A077). The POM Qualification Test Report shall mark the data with the relevant step(s) in the associated POM Test Procedure (CDRL A075) to provide traceability. POM qualification shall be conducted on POM equivalent, Contractor provided units but not using the deliverable units for CLINs 0220, and 0224. These hardware units shall have met the same acceptance criteria as CLINs 0220, and 0224, prior to conducting POM qualification testing. The Contractor shall meet the following POM Qualification requirements:  Successfully complete POM DVT, as defined in Section C-8 of the SOW. At a minimum, POM DVT shall consist of verifying requirements impacted by design changes from POD.  Successfully meet all MK 48 MOD 7 APB6/TI-1 G&C Section, G&C Section FIRs and WES Kit environmental requirements contained in the applicable Contractor developed SSS-3 documents and Contract Baseline documents (Attachment 1). At a minimum, POM environmental testing shall consist of verifying requirements impacted by design changes from POD.  In addition, the array shall be subjected to element level electrical tests before qualification testing starts and after qualification testing ends. This testing is required to ensure all elements and their mounts are acceptable prior to starting and do not degrade after the test series completes. Criteria for this testing shall be stated in the POM Qualification Test Procedures (CDRL A075).  Successfully meet all preproduction test requirements as defined in the cable specifications included in the Contract Baseline documents (Attachment 1) for new or modified internal and Section-to-Section MK 48 MOD 7 APB6/TI-1 cabling. Deliverables: Test/Inspection Report - POM Qualification Test Report (CDRL A077)
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