Commercial Acceptance Tests definition
Commercial Acceptance Tests means the tests (excluding any tests for Technical Completion) required to be carried out by Project Co under the Project Agreement to assist in determining that Commercial Acceptance has been achieved. Commercial in Confidence Information means the information contained in Schedule 12 (Confidential Provisions). Commercial Opportunities has the meaning given to it in the Project Agreement. Commercial Partner has the meaning given to it in Annexure A (Glossary) of Schedule 8 (Services Specifications). Commercial Partner Management Plan means the plan of that name prepared in accordance with this Agreement, including Section F.6.4 of Schedule 8 (Services Specifications).
Commercial Acceptance Tests means in connection with each Stage, all tests (excluding the Technical Completion Tests) required to be carried out in accordance with this Agreement or as required by the Project Director to determine that Commercial Acceptance has been achieved (including the tests for each Stage set out in the Completion Criteria).
Commercial Acceptance Tests means all tests (excluding the Technical Completion Tests as defined in the DBFM Project Agreement) required to be carried out in accordance with the DBFM Project Agreement or as may be required by the Independent Certifier or the State Representative to assist in determining that Commercial Acceptance has been achieved. means the commercial opportunities which are permitted by the State to be delivered by Project Co in accordance with the DBFM Project Agreement.
Examples of Commercial Acceptance Tests in a sentence
The draft Commercial Acceptance Report must reflect all Commercial Acceptance Tests undertaken in connection with Commercial Acceptance to the date of the further draft Commercial Acceptance Report.
The State will act reasonably in determining whether to add additional Commercial Acceptance Tests.