Operational Readiness Review Scope Sample Clauses

Operational Readiness Review Scope. Review Operational Verification Test results for trouble reports, system stability, operational procedure quality, personnel training, and other pertinent requirements. During the ORRs the Contractor shall present information on the readiness of the Chipset/S-BSS including: a review of the Chipset/S-BSS technical performance during the Operational Verification Test to validate proper technical performance; a complete report on all open problem reports that summarize the issue, the severity, the resolution plan, and when the problem will be available for integration into the operational system; Chipset/S-BSS stability and availability; and other technical and operational readiness issues.
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Operational Readiness Review Scope. Review Operational Verification Test results for trouble reports, system stability, operational procedure quality, personnel training, and other pertinent requirements. During the ORRs the Contractor shall present information on the readiness of the S-BSS including: a review of the S-BSS technical performance during the OVT to validate proper technical performance; a complete report on all open problem reports that summarize the issue, the severity, the resolution plan, and when the problem will be available for integration into the operational system; operations and maintenance procedures; S-BSS spares availability; S-BSS stability and availability; and other technical and operational readiness issues.
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Operational Readiness Review Scope. Review Operational Verification Test results for trouble reports, system stability, operational procedure quality, personnel training, and other pertinent requirements. During the ORRs the Contractor shall present information on the readiness of the S-BSS including: a review of the S-BSS technical performance during the Operational Verification Test to validate proper technical performance; a complete report on all open problem reports that summarize the issue, the severity, the resolution plan, and when the problem will be available for integration into the operational Exhibit A Use or disclosure of the data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page. TerreStar Satellite Base Station Subsystem SOW system; operations and maintenance procedures; S-BSS spares availability; S-BSS stability and availability; and other technical and operational readiness issues.
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