FORNet SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA AND TESTING PROCEDURES Clause Samples

The FORNet System Acceptance Criteria and Testing Procedures clause defines the standards and processes by which the FORNet system will be evaluated to determine if it meets contractual requirements. This clause typically outlines specific performance benchmarks, testing methodologies, and the responsibilities of each party during the acceptance process. For example, it may require the system to pass certain functional tests or operate without critical errors for a set period before final acceptance. Its core function is to ensure that both parties have a clear, objective basis for determining when the system is complete and satisfactory, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring project deliverables meet agreed-upon expectations.
FORNet SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA AND TESTING PROCEDURES. The parties agree that the FORNet System is constructed and activated, and the following conditions have been satisfied: [***] By the signatures below, Company acknowledges that the foregoing items have been delivered by Contractor, and Contractor and Company agree that the Acceptance Date determined pursuant to shall be as set forth below. Acceptance Date: CONTRACTOR COMPANY . By: By: Name: Name: Title: Title: *** Confidential treatment requested pursuant to a request for confidential treatment filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Omitted portions have been filed separately with the Commission. Nextel Proprietary & Confidential -34- MCA/BDA -2.11.05 All invoices MUST contain the following information:
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