Requirements and Scope of Quality Plans Sample Clauses

Requirements and Scope of Quality Plans. To ensure that the required ‘fitness for purpose’ is achieved and maintained, the CONTRACTOR/VENDOR shall develop and prepare a detailed, contract specific Quality Plan (examples will be provide by request) to cover scope of work prescribed in the Contract. This Quality Plan shall include those activities undertaken by the sub-suppliers working on behalf of the CONTRACTOR/VENDOR, and may include the sub-suppliers’ Quality Plans. Within the timeframe agreed upon with ALBERICI, the CONTRACTOR/VENDOR shall submit to ALBERICI two copies of the contract specific Quality Plan for review and approval.
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