Test Reporting Sample Clauses

Test Reporting. The following test reporting policy will apply for all OTA report products: (1) The lead OTA will prepare and coordinate the report; synthesize the operational requirements and joint operational environment; state findings and put those findings into perspective; and present rational why there is or is not consensus. (2) All participating OTAs will sign the report. (3) There are five types of OTA reports shown in Table 2. Emerging Results, Quick Look, Initial Impressions Message, or Interim Report An interim report based on preliminary results of authenticated data, prior to the completion of an OER or OFER. OTA Evaluation Report (OER) For Initial Operational Test and Evaluation (IOT&E) evaluations in support of a full rate production (FRP) decision (4) Participating OTAs may prepare an independent assessment or evaluation report as required, in its own format, and process that report through its normal Service channels. (5) The lead OTA will ensure that participating Service independent assessment or evaluation reports are appended to the final report prepared by the lead OTA for submission to the decision authority. (6) Reports, as required, will be submitted to the DOT&E and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Developmental Test and Evaluation (DASD(DT&E)) at least 45 calendar days prior to a milestone decision or the date announced for the final decision to proceed beyond Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP). An interim summary OTA report shall be submitted if the final report is not available 45 days prior to the milestone decision review. A single integrated multi-Service report will be submitted no later than 90 calendar days after the official end of test is declared by the Lead OTA. All participating OTAs shall agree on the definition of the official end of test. (7) Interim test reports will normally not be prepared. For lengthy or extended test phases, interim test reports should be submitted (when required) to support Service/OSD decisions or program events. Test reporting requirements will be defined in the TEMP or the test plan. When required, interim reports will be prepared in accordance with the lead OTA's directives and coordinated with all participating OTAs prior to release. To support Warfighter needs, coordination can be on an expedited timeline based upon Service-unique requirements. OTAs may submit interim reports through Service channels based on Service-unique requirements, coordinating with other participating OTAs to ensure ...

Test Reporting. Immediately following completion of the Performance Test, Seller shall provide to Buyer all raw test data in electronic file format or copies of manual data sheets. Following completion of the Performance Test, Seller shall prepare and deliver to Buyer a Test Report that includes the following contents; • A list of personnel in attendance, including position titles and test roles, • A narrative of activities associated with the test preparation, pre-test period, test period, and post-test period, including a description of all abnormal conditions, excursions, or significant events, • A statement that the tested plant, unit or units, were operated normally for the duration of the test, with exceptions noted as appropriate, • A statement that the test was conducted in compliance with all applicable ASME PTCs and the approved Test Procedures, with exceptions noted as appropriate, • Final Performance Test results, as required by the Agreement, including capacity and heat rate values as appropriate, • Instrument calibration logs, certificates and records, • Test logs and records, • Control operator’s log, • Pre- and post-test uncertainty analyses, • All calculations from raw data to final results, including either detailed calculation sheets showing raw data and all calculated values (particularly intermediate calculated values) to six significant digits or electronic spreadsheets with active links between data and results. • Gas sample constituent analysis documentation as applicable

Test Reporting. Prepare a test report for every pressure test using T-OM1600-01, Pressure Test Report. This report will be a permanent record and may be used to satisfy regulatory agencies. Retain the test report for as long as the facility is in use. Be sure that the data is complete, self-explanatory, and in accordance with 49 C.F.R. 195.310. Attach the following to the test report: 7.1.1 Pressure recording chart signed by the person responsible for making the test. 7.1.2 Temperature recording chart signed by the person responsible for making the test. 7.1.3 Dead weight gauges and pressure recorder calibration certification. 7.1.4 Where elevation difference in the section under test exceeds 100 feet, a profile of the pipeline that shows the elevation and test sites over the entire length of the test section. 7.1.5 Complete all sections of T-OM1600-01, Pressure Test Report. If a part of the form is not applicable, insert N/A (not applicable) so every section is completed. A company representative must sign all reports.

Test Reporting. The contractor shall submit a Final Test Inspection / Report IAW CDRL A010 Test/Inspection Report, documenting the results, data collected during the test event and recommendations to close out.

Test Reporting. Seller shall prepare and deliver to Buyer a Performance Test Report that includes the following contents: • A list of personnel involved in conducting the Performance Test, including position titles and test roles, • A narrative of activities associated with the test preparation, pre-test period, test period, and post-test period, including a description of all abnormal conditions, excursions, or significant events, • A statement that the Project was operated normally for the duration of the Performance Test, with exceptions noted as appropriate, • A statement that the Performance Test was conducted in compliance with the approved Test Procedures, with exceptions noted as appropriate, and that the Test Report is true and correct, • Instrument calibration logs, certificates and records, • Test logs and records, • Control operator’s log, • All calculations from raw data to final results, including either detailed calculation sheets showing raw data and all calculated values (particularly intermediate calculated values) to six significant digits or electronic spreadsheets with active links between data and results. • Final Performance Test results

Test Reporting. The following test reporting policy will apply for all OTA report products: (1) The lead OTA will prepare and coordinate the report; synthesize the operational requirements and joint operational environment; state findings and put those findings into perspective; and present rational why there is or is not consensus. (2) All participating OTAs will sign the report. (3) There are five types of OTA reports shown in Table 2. Emerging Results, Quick Look, Initial Impressions Message, or Interim Report An interim report based on preliminary results of authenticated data, prior to the completion of an OER or OFER. OTA Evaluation Report (OER) For Initial Operational Test and Evaluation (IOT&E) evaluations in support of a full rate production (FRP) decision (4) Participating OTAs may prepare an independent assessment or evaluation report as required, in its own format, and process that report through its normal Service channels. (5) The lead OTA will ensure that participating Service independent assessment or evaluation reports are appended to the final report prepared by the lead OTA for submission to the decision authority. (6) Reports, as required, will be submitted to the DOT&E and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Developmental Test and Evaluation (DASD(DT&E)) at least 45 calendar days prior to a milestone decision or the date announced for the final decision to proceed beyond Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP). An interim summary OTA report shall be submitted if the final report is not available 45 days prior to the milestone decision review. A single integrated multi-Service report will be submitted no later than 90 calendar days after the official end of test is declared by the Lead OTA. All participating OTAs shall agree on the definition of the official end of test. (7) Interim test reports will normally not be prepared. For lengthy or extended test phases, interim test reports should be submitted (when required) to support Service/OSD decisions or program events. Test reporting requirements will be defined in the TEMP or the test plan. When required, interim reports will be prepared in accordance with the lead OTA's directives and coordinated with all participating OTAs prior to release. To support Warfighter needs, coordination can be on an expedited timeline based upon Service-unique requirements. OTAs may submit interim reports through Service channels based on Service-unique requirements, coordinating with other participating OTAs to ensure ...