Contractor Validation Sample Clauses

Contractor Validation. One trip (five days on site) at a location agreed upon by both Government and Contractor. See C-7.7.C-6.7 Government Verification. One trip (five days on site) at a location agreed upon by both Government and Contractor . See C-7.8. C-6.8 Training Review Conferences. Two meetings (each three days on site) at Ft. Xxx, VA. See C-7.9. C-6.9 Provisioning Conference. One meeting, five days duration, at Natick Soldier Systems Center, Natick, MA. See C-7.10. C-7 MEETINGS, TECHNICAL REVIEWS AND CONFERENCES
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Contractor Validation. The Contractor shall conduct a validation of the second manual submission prior to delivery to the Government. The validation shall be held at a location agreed upon by both Government and Contractor, unless otherwise specified by the contracting activity. The Contractor shall notify the Government no less than 30 days prior to conducting the validation by means of the validation plan (paragraph C-5.3.2.2.9). The Government reserves the right to participate as an observer during the Validation Effort. All changes and findings of the Validation effort shall be documented and included in the Validation Report (paragraph C-5.3.2.2.9.). The Contractor shall provide for necessary administrative support to support the Government observation of the Validation effort.
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Contractor Validation. The contractor shall conduct a validation of the PTM produced in accordance with paragraph C13.3 and CDRL A003. This validation shall be held at the contractor’s facility. The contractor shall notify the Government no less than 30 days prior to conducting the validation. The Government will schedule observers as needed. The contractor shall notify the Government, in writing, of the results of the contractor validation in accordance with this SOW and CDRL A004. At a minimum, this correspondence shall include the W911QY-05-D-0004 dates of the Validation effort, an overview of the effort, specific tasks validated and changes identified as a result of the Validation. C14 ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL MANUAL REQUIREMENTS. C14.1 TM Over-pack Requirements. The contractor shall over-pack one copy of the Government furnished Department of the Army authenticated technical manuals with each end item of contracted hardware delivered to the Government as prescribed on the applicable DD Form 1423.
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Contractor Validation. If the patron informs the booth attendant that he/she qualifies for a contractor Validation, the attendant initiates the Contractor Validation - Transaction. The attendant will need to input the following information:
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Contractor Validation. The contractor shall deliver a Validation Plan IAW CDRL A065, Validation Plan, for every Technical Manual developed or updated. The contractor shall include a detailed validation schedule as part of the validation plan. As part of the Validation Plan, the contractor shall provide a list including the Work Package title, associated tools, STTE, MRP and EDI.
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