Common use of Evaluation and Testing Clause in Contracts

Evaluation and Testing. Testing and evaluation will be done according to the AFSL Standard for the appropriate classification number. The documented testing by the manufacturer against the Quality Control/Design Checklist for manufacturing the item must be submitted with the test samples. All test records and reports for this item will be maintained as confidential until six months after the item is available commercially or until the manufacturer releases SGS confidential status. Excess sample unSGS will be retained or destroyed at the option of the AFSL Scheduling: Every effort will be made to complete the testing and mail the report within 4 weeks of receipt of the samples at AFSL. Close attention to the instructions included in this application and early or off-season submission of the samples will help to assure that emergency requests are rare.

Evaluation and Testing. Testing and evaluation will be done according to the AFSL Standard for the appropriate classification number. The documented testing by the manufacturer against the Quality Control/Design Checklist for manufacturing the item must be submitted with the test samples. All test records and reports for this item will be maintained as confidential until six months after the item is available commercially or until the manufacturer releases SGS Bureau Veritas confidential status. Excess sample unSGS units will be retained or destroyed at the option of the AFSL Scheduling: Every effort will be made to complete the testing and mail the report within 4 weeks of receipt of the samples at AFSL. Close attention to the instructions included in this application and early or off-season submission of the samples will help to assure that emergency requests are rare.

Evaluation and Testing. Testing and evaluation will be done according to the AFSL Standard for the appropriate classification number. The documented testing by the manufacturer against the Quality Control/Design Checklist for manufacturing the item must be submitted with the test samples. All test records and reports for this item will be maintained as confidential until six months after the item is available commercially or until the manufacturer releases SGS its confidential status. Excess sample unSGS units will be retained or destroyed at the option of the AFSL Scheduling: Every effort will be made to complete the testing and mail the report within 4 weeks of receipt of the samples at AFSL. Close attention to the instructions included in this application and early or off-season submission of the samples will help to assure that emergency requests are rare.. AFSL