MRB Sample Clauses
The MRB (Material Review Board) clause establishes a process for reviewing and dispositioning nonconforming materials or products within a contract or supply chain context. Typically, this clause outlines the authority and procedures for a designated board or team to assess whether nonconforming items can be accepted as-is, reworked, or must be scrapped. For example, if a batch of components fails to meet specifications, the MRB determines the appropriate corrective action. The core function of this clause is to ensure that quality issues are systematically addressed, minimizing disruptions while maintaining product standards and compliance.
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MRB. BHGE shall pay GE Aviation for GE Aviation’s engineering support in manufacturing known as “MRB” at the Cost Baseline for such support, provided that (1) if such amounts exceed a threshold of seven (7) million U.S. dollars in any Contract Year, BHGE shall only pay fifty percent (50%) of any such amounts that exceed such threshold and (1) no such amounts for the LM9000 and any Derivatives of the LM9000 shall be applied towards such threshold until after January 1, 2024. Until January 1, 2024, BHGE shall pay GE Aviation for all MRB costs associated with the LM9000 and any Derivatives of the LM9000 at the Cost Baseline for such support.
MRB. SCI will manage the MRB process on lots that are placed on any type of factory hold for a process or design related reason. LSI will cooperate with SCI for prompt resolution of the reason such lots were placed on hold. SCI will make commercially reasonable efforts to not allow the distribution of number of MRB lots on sort hold and the average time to resolve them to exceed the results achieved by LSI at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Facilities for the [*]. The distribution of MRB lots achieved by LSI at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Facilities in the [*] shall be considered the “Baseline Distribution”. To the extent that SCI achieves or exceeds the Baseline Distribution, such MRB lots on sort hold will not be counted in the computation of the On-Time Delivery performance. If the distribution of number of MRB lots on sort hold and the average time are greater than the Baseline Distribution, to the extent the distribution of the quantity of MRB lots on sort hold exceeds the Baseline Distribution, the cycle time that is outside of the Baseline Distribution for such MRB lots will be counted in the computation of the On-Time Delivery performance. Any lot that becomes an MRB lot on hold during Wafer processing (i.e. prior to sort) lot will be counted in the DPML calculation. Lots exempt in this calculation are any lots placed on hold by LSI, including products that are waiting for reticles due to a design change. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any Wafer lot that (i) is in WIP and is an MRB lot as of the Effective Date or (ii) becomes an MRB lot after the Effective Date due to processing that occurred prior to the Effective Date, will not be counted in the DPML calculation or distribution.
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