Final Acceptance Test definition

Final Acceptance Test means the tests in accordance with the Contract which Swedavia carries out after the Supplier has completed its Supply Undertaking in accordance with this Contract.

Final Acceptance Test or “FAT” means the final acceptance test carried out under paragraph 2 of Annexure VII.

Final Acceptance Test has the meaning as set forth in Section 6(b).

Examples of Final Acceptance Test in a sentence

• The new System must undergo a series of System, User Acceptance Tests (UAT), Final Acceptance Test (FAT), and Pilot Tests prior to deployment.

• If during the Foreign Acceptance Test or the Final Acceptance Test the Works shall fail to perform as warranted (i.e. in full conformance with the Technical Specifications detailed in Annex A), Supplier shall immediately investigate the reasons for such failure and take any and all corrective measures in order to fully mitigate the cause of such failure, all at the Supplier's sole expense.

• State shall perform the Final Acceptance Test in the manner specified in Attachment A.

• The warranty period of the System is 24 months after the system has been successfully handed over, however, no longer than 36 months from Site Acceptance Test if the delay to do Final Acceptance Test is solely caused by the Buyer.

• State will be entitled to retest the System and the process described above will be repeated until Acceptance of the System with respect to the Final Acceptance Test whereupon State will provide Quest written notice of State’s acceptance of the System.

More Definitions of Final Acceptance Test

Final Acceptance Test means the final acceptance tests of the Contracted Equipment conducted by the End-user and the Seller/System Integrator pursuant to the technical specification as stipulated in Appendix 1 hereto and the procedures and standards as set forth in Appendix 6 attached hereto. The Buyer, the End-user and the Seller/System Integrator will execute a certificate of Final Acceptance upon successful completion of the Final Acceptance Test.

Final Acceptance Test means inspection by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), an entity approved by the FAA, or other authorized government authority to perform such test of any Products delivered under this Agreement.

Final Acceptance Test means the test for Final Acceptance of the Facilities.

Final Acceptance Test means the “Acceptance Conditions” as defined in clause 6.2 of the Charter.

Final Acceptance Test. (FAT) shall mean the final acceptance testing to be carried out by the Parties within one year after the issuance of the PAC.

Final Acceptance Test. 3 Section 1.18 “Go Live Date” 3 Section 1.19 “Hardware” 3 Section 1.20 “HAVA” 3 Section 1.21 “Help Desk” 3 Section 1.22 “Initial Deliverables” 3

Final Acceptance Test. For the purposes of warranty, the AMI System comprises the hardware and software elements furnished by Sensus, but not elements of the telecommunications infrastructure provided by EWEB. The AMI System shall perform and support the functions and performance required to pass FAT for a period of 12 calendar months following completion of the FAT and acceptance and final payment for the system, as described in the Proposed Amendment to the Contract, Section 2.5.10 – Final Payment after Final Acceptance. During such 12 calendar month period, Sensus shall be responsible, at Sensus’s expense, for any and all necessary additions, modifications, repair or replacement of all elements of the AMI system, including meters with integral communication devices, to ensure performance at or above the FAT level. Such responsibility includes, as agreed between EWEB and Sensus, field labor to install, remove, or modify BaseStations that Sensus provides, to modify any AMI System software, and to test such modifications, and to confirm that the AMI System operates in compliance with the FAT for this 12 month period. EWEB shall notify Sensus promptly of any failure of the AMI System to meet functional and/or performance requirements of this Solicitation. After this 12 month period, XXXX is responsible for the performance of the AMI System.