Engineering Reviews Clause Samples

The Engineering Reviews clause establishes the process and requirements for reviewing engineering documents, plans, or designs during a project. Typically, it outlines who is responsible for conducting the reviews, the stages at which reviews must occur, and the criteria or standards that must be met for approval. For example, it may require that all design drawings be submitted to the client or a third-party engineer for evaluation before construction begins. This clause ensures that engineering work meets agreed-upon specifications and quality standards, helping to identify and resolve issues early, thereby reducing the risk of costly errors or rework later in the project.
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Engineering Reviews. (A) Either prior to or as of the date of this Agreement, or within 10 Business Days after the date of this Agreement, the Parents have jointly engaged or will jointly engage one or more mutually acceptable engineering and environmental consulting firms to perform the services specified in this Section 5.07(a)(v) and Section 5.07(b) (the “Consulting Firm”). The Parents will share the costs of the Consulting Firm in the same proportions as those set forth for the title commitments, and will each bear their other costs. During the period commencing on the date of this Agreement (or, if later, the date on which the Consulting Firm is retained) and ending 75 days thereafter (the “Review Period”), the Consulting Firm, along with up to two individuals designated by each - 40 - Parent (such individuals, together with the Consulting Firm, the “Joint Review Team”) will conduct an engineering review of each Real Property that is a production facility (including bakeries) (collectively, the “Reviewed Facilities”), in accordance with the protocols and standards set forth on the scope of work attached as Exhibit D-1 (the “Engineering Reviews”). For the avoidance of doubt, the Joint Review will not conduct Engineering Reviews of any of the Reviewed Facilities that are warehouses or other ancillary, non-production sites. (B) Pursuant to the Engineering Reviews, the Joint Review Team will identify whether the issues exist with respect to each Reviewed Facility that is reviewed pursuant to Section 5.07(a)(v) of a nature described in Exhibit D-1 (collectively, “Engineering Issues”). (C) To the extent that any Engineering Issues are identified by the Joint Review Team pursuant to the Engineering Reviews during the Review Period, either Oracle (with respect to Reviewed Facilities that are owned or contributed by the Oracle Group) or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇ (with respect to Reviewed Facilities that are owned or contributed by the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Group or Iris Group) will be responsible for correcting such Engineering Issues in a commercially reasonable manner, and will be 100% responsible for any costs associated with doing so, provided, however, that notwithstanding the foregoing, neither Oracle, on the one hand, nor ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇, collectively on the other hand, will be required to spend or incur direct costs (excluding any payments required to be made to the Consulting Firm) in excess of $100,000,000 in performing their respective obligations to correct such Engineering Issues (it being un...
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Engineering Reviews. From the Agreement Date and until the end of the 90-day period set forth in Section 2.5(a)(ii), Seller shall jointly with Purchaser plan, design, and complete a series of in-depth engineering reviews between Seller and Purchaser personnel to transfer from Seller to Purchaser working knowledge of Transferred Assets related to engineering, development systems, document tracking systems, subsystems, software (including software environment and source codes), prototypes, engineering designs, engineering processes, manufacturing tooling and processes. The engineering reviews shall accomplish the goal of providing Purchaser all Know-How necessary to develop, use, manufacture, and sell the FOSSL interrogator, fiber sensors, and connectors (“Engineering Reviews”).
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Engineering Reviews. If requested by the Grantor, the Grantee shall provide any engineering or other Project documentation for the review and approval by the Grantor prior to Project implementation.
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Engineering Reviews. The Seller shall conduct the following formal engineering reviews. The location of these reviews shall be at the Seller's facility in San Jose, CA unless it is mutually agreeable to both the Seller and Buyer to meet in another location. CUSTOMIZATION SPECIFICATIONS REVIEW (CSR) - The Seller shall conduct a CSR at the end of the NYCPD customization definition phase. The Seller shall develop and deliver a Customization Specification Document two (2) weeks prior to the CSR. A separate CSR shall be conducted for each of the following subsystems: - Basic Photo Imaging System, - Intelligence Subsystem, - Missing Person Subsystem CUSTOMIZATION DESIGN REVIEW (CDR) - The seller shall conduct a CDR at the end of the NYCPD customization design phase. The Seller shall deliver an updated Customization Specifications Document two (2) weeks prior to the CDR. The Seller shall develop and deliver a Customization Design Document two (2) weeks prior to the CDR which shall describe the physical design of the customization. A separate CDR shall be conducted for each of the following subsystems: - Basic Photo Imaging System, - Intelligence Subsystem, - Missing Person Subsystem CUSTOMIZATION DEMONSTRATION - The Seller shall conduct a Customization Demonstration for the Buyer after the implementation phase and prior to shipping and delivery of the system/subsystem to the NYCPD facilities. The Seller shall deliver an updated Customization Design Document two (2) weeks prior to the Customization Demonstration which shall describe the final physical design of the customization. A Customization Demonstration shall be conducted for the following subsystem. - Basic Photo Imaging System READY-TO-SHIP REVIEW (RSR) - The Seller shall conduct a Ready-to-Ship Review witnessed by both the Buyer and NYCPD after the Customization Demonstration and prior to shipping and delivery of the system/subsystem to the NYCPD facilities. The Seller shall conduct a pre-Ready-to-Ship Review (PRSR) to be witnessed by the Buyer only prior to the RSR. The Seller shall deliver an updated Customization Design Document two (2) weeks prior to the RSR which shall reflect any changes in the final physical design of the customization. A separate PRSR and RSR shall be conducted for each of the following subsystems. - Federal Interface Subsystem - Basic Photo Imaging System, - Intelligence Subsystem, - Missing Person Subsystem Schedule B - 5 Revision D Schedule B Statement of Work Summary typewritten minutes shall be p...
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