Maintenance Records definition

Maintenance Records means the original verifiable receipts or invoices which confirm that all Vehicle maintenance has been performed as required by this Contract. Refer to Conditions of Coverage and the Vehicle Maintenance sections of this Contract.

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Maintenance Records means records that set out the details of the maintenance carried out on an aircraft, engine, propeller or associated part;

Maintenance Records means all documents, data and records, written or electronic, in all media, in connection with maintenance of the Project including (a) all inspection and inventory records, whether generated by DB Contractor or a third party, (b) any communication to or from TxDOT, DB Contractor or a third party, (c) information contained in any information system (as may be introduced or amended by TxDOT from time to time) in connection with maintenance of the Project that TxDOT requires DB Contractor to use or operate, and (d) all books and records referred to in Section 9.7.10 of the CMA Specification.

Examples of Maintenance Records in a sentence

• DB Contractor shall provide TxDOT real-time, remote access to the Maintenance Records for the duration of the Maintenance Period.

• For all Maintenance Records, DB Contractor shall establish an Electronic Content Management System (DB Contractor’s Electronic Content Management System (ECMS)) and shall follow the document storage and retrieval requirements set forth in Section 4.2.1.2.1 of the DBA General Conditions.

• No later than 60 days before the end of the Maintenance Period, DB Contractor shall submit a comprehensive transition plan (“Maintenance Transition Plan”) to TxDOT which includes the following items: ▪ Maintenance Transition punch list; ▪ List and status of Warranties; ▪ Vendors’ test reports; ▪ DB Contractor’s test reports; ▪ Record Documents for Renewal Work; ▪ Maintenance Records; and ▪ Copies of warranty and service contracts.

• DB Contractor shall cause all Maintenance Records and Project-related documents to be stored in a manner that allows retrieval of such data and records by reference to the applicable TxDOT reference marker system and the relevant Performance Section, if applicable.

• DB Contractor shall facilitate the review by TxDOT of Maintenance Records in the MMS associated with DB Contractor-categorized Defects and shall enable TxDOT to flag any Defect where TxDOT disagrees with any attribute or categorization assigned by DB Contractor.

More Definitions of Maintenance Records

Maintenance Records means all documents, data and records, written or electronic, in all media, in connection with maintenance of the Project including (a) all inspection and inventory records, whether generated by DB Contractor, Maintenance Contractor or a third party, (b) any communication to and/or from Maintenance Contractor and TxDOT, DB Contractor or a third party, and (c) any information system (as may be introduced or amended by TxDOT from time to time) in connection with maintenance of the Project that TxDOT requires Maintenance Contractor to use or operate.

Maintenance Records means the original verifiable receipts or invoices which confirm that all Vehicle maintenance has been performed as required by this Policy. Refer to Conditions of Coverage and the Vehicle Maintenance sections of this Policy.

Maintenance Records means the records of maintenance for an aircraft, aircraft engine, or propeller. Commonly referred to as a “logbook.”

Maintenance Records means the original, verifiable receipts or invoices which show that all Vehicle maintenance has been performed. Refer to Conditions of Coverage and the Vehicle Maintenance sections of this Contract.

Maintenance Records means all records relating and/or pertaining to maintenance requested by Defendants, either individually and/or collectively, which was or was not completed by 7-Eleven and/or a third-party vendor retained by 7-Eleven. The definition includes the respective agents, employees, affiliates, subsidiaries, representatives, predecessors, successors and assigns of 7-Eleven, Inc.

Maintenance Records means records of maintenance history, including work done, materials, and inspection data.

Maintenance Records means the maintenance records that Contractor is required to maintain pursuant to RFP Appendix B, Section B11.5. Maintenance Report shall mean the periodic maintenance related reports that Contractor is required to submit pursuant to RFP Appendix B, Section B.23. Maintenance Term shall mean the period during which Contractor is obligated to perform the Maintenance Work, commencing for each Crossing upon the expiration of the Warranty Period for such Crossing, and continuing until the date that is four (4) years from the first anniversary of the System Formal Acceptance Date, or the date that is seven (7) years from the first Crossing Substantial Completion Acceptance Date to occur, plus any extension of such period due to the Joint Board’s exercise of a Maintenance Option. Maintenance Work shall mean that portion of the Work that Contractor is required to perform from and after Substantial Completion, except for the Punch List Work. Major Subcontractor shall mean any subcontractor that is a party to a major Subcontract. Major Subcontract shall mean (a) a Subcontract in excess of 15 percent (15%) of the Contract Price for Work prior to Formal Acceptance, and (b) a Subcontract for work that includes any systems programming, equipment installation, or provision of operations personnel. Milestone Payment shall mean the percentage of the Price that the Joint Board pays to Contractor upon the achievement of the Milestones.