Common use of Material Testing Process Clause in Contracts

Material Testing Process. ‌ Developer’s construction quality control staff shall inspect, sample, test, and accept or reject materials in accordance with the approved Construction QA/QC Plan and consistent with the Department’s Frequency Manual. Refer to Standard Specifications Section 106 regarding the approval of materials. All results shall be submitted to IFA for review and statistical comparison with verification sampling and testing. Materials determined by Developer to be noncompliant shall be rejected. Discrepancies of allowable tolerances between the IFA’s verification testing and the Engineer may be forwarded to the independent referee laboratory for determination at the request of Developer. Materials that are mutually agreed upon as noncompliant, or are determined by the independent referee laboratory to be not in compliance with the Specifications, shall be assigned a Nonconformance Report and tracked separately until satisfactorily disposed of. All failing test data shall be included in the comparing QC and verification test data, unless material is rejected by Developer based on the failing test data. In such instances, the test data representing the rejected lots of material can be excluded from comparison.

Material Testing Process. ‌ Developer’s construction quality control staff shall inspect, sample, test, and accept or reject materials in accordance with the approved Construction QA/QC Plan and consistent with the Department’s Frequency Manual. Refer to Standard Specifications Section 106 regarding the approval of materials. All results shall be submitted to IFA for review and statistical comparison with verification sampling and testing. Materials determined by Developer to be noncompliant shall be rejected. Discrepancies of allowable tolerances between the IFA’s verification testing and the Engineer may be forwarded to the independent referee laboratory for determination at the request of DeveloperXxxxxxxxx. Materials that are mutually agreed upon as noncompliant, or are determined by the independent referee laboratory to be not in compliance with the Specifications, shall be assigned a Nonconformance Report and tracked separately until satisfactorily disposed of. All failing test data shall be included in the comparing QC and verification test data, unless material is rejected by Developer based on the failing test data. In such instances, the test data representing the rejected lots of material can be excluded from comparison.

Material Testing Process. ‌ Developer’s Developer‘s construction quality control staff shall inspect, sample, test, and accept or reject materials in accordance with the approved Construction QA/QC Plan and consistent with the Department’s Department‘s Frequency Manual. Refer to Standard Specifications Section 106 regarding the approval of materials. All results shall be submitted to IFA for review and statistical comparison with verification sampling and testing. Materials determined by Developer to be noncompliant shall be rejected. Discrepancies of allowable tolerances between the IFA’s IFA‘s verification testing and the Engineer may be forwarded to the independent referee laboratory for determination at the request of Developer. Materials that are mutually agreed upon as noncompliant, or are determined by the independent referee laboratory to be not in compliance with the Specifications, shall be assigned a Nonconformance Report and tracked separately until satisfactorily disposed of. All failing test data shall be included in the comparing QC and verification test data, unless material is rejected by Developer based on the failing test data. In such instances, the test data representing the rejected lots of material can be excluded from comparison.