Enhanced Testing Sample Clauses

Enhanced Testing. In addition to the pilot testing required to obtain any Governmental Approval pursuant to subsection (A) (Governmental Approval Testing) of this Section, the DBOM Contractor shall perform pilot testing in accordance with Schedule 4 (Design and Construction Requirements) (the “Enhanced Pilot Testing”) to demonstrate to the BWS’s satisfaction the proposed treatment processes are capable of producing Product Water that will be a “reasonable match” (as defined below in this subsection) to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Industrial Park area water quality being supplied through the BWS Water System at the time of the testing and that the introduction of Product Water to the BWS Water System will have “no detrimental impact” (as defined below in this subsection) to the BWS Water System or BWS customer’s assets when the new source of water supply is introduced into the BWS Water System. Determination of whether the Product Water will have no detrimental impact shall be based upon the results of both the Enhanced Pilot Testing and the customer survey performed by the DBOM Contractor in accordance with Schedule 22 (Customer Outreach). Within 30 days following the conclusion of the Enhanced Pilot Testing, the DBOM Contractor shall prepare a report in accordance with the Design and Construction Requirements (the “Enhanced Pilot Testing Report”) and submit such Enhanced Pilot Testing Report to the BWS for its review. Within 60 days following the BWS’s receipt of the Enhanced Pilot Testing Report, the BWS shall determine, acting reasonably, based upon the results of the Enhanced Pilot Testing and the customer survey, if the Product Water will not constitute a reasonable match, or that it will cause a detrimental impact to the BWS Water System or BWS customer assets. If the BWS finds that the Product Water will be a reasonable match and that there will be no detrimental impact to the BWS Water System or BWS customer assets, the DBOM Contractor shall proceed to complete its Development Period Work. If the BWS finds that the Product Water will either not constitute a reasonable match or that it will have a detrimental impact on the BWS Water System or BWS customer assets, the BWS shall explain such findings to the DBOM Contractor, in writing. Upon receipt of the BWS’s written findings, the DBOM Contractor shall meet with the BWS to discuss the findings. Following such meeting, unless the BWS reverses its decision based upon its discussions with the DBOM Contractor or the parties otherwise a...