IQF Materials Acceptance Sample Clauses

IQF Materials Acceptance. 23 The quality of materials and construction incorporated into the Project are controlled by 24 sampling and testing, and must be accepted based on compliance with Developer’s 25 specifications and the Contract Documents. Compliance is determined by acceptance sampling 26 and testing. The IQF must randomly sample at prescribed frequencies based on the IQF 27 sampling guide schedule that meet or exceed those presented in ADOT’s Sampling Guide 28 Schedule in the ADOT Materials Quality Assurance Program, Appendix C. The IQF’s sampling 29 guide schedule must be published in Developer’s CQMP. Sampling and testing must be 30 performed by qualified laboratories and by qualified sampling and testing personnel.
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IQF Materials Acceptance. 40 The quality of materials and construction incorporated into the Project are controlled by 41 sampling and testing, and must be accepted based on compliance with Developer’s 42 specifications and the Contract Documents. Compliance is determined by acceptance sampling Formatted: Manual Title Char 43 and testing. The IQF must randomly sample at prescribed frequencies based on the IQF 44 sampling guide schedule that meet or exceed those presented in ADOT’sthe SMF Sampling
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