Testing Procedures and Results Sample Clauses

Testing Procedures and Results. (a) The Participant will be responsible for any and all system maintenance, changes, modifications or upgrades to its Facility System. All changes, modifications or upgrades to any of the Participant’s Facility equipment or other system modifications shall be compatible with VDOT’s operations and otherwise satisfy the requirements of this Agreement. Either party shall notify the other in writing at least 90 days in advance of any changes or modification to such party’s violations processing system equipment that may affect the other’s system, equipment, provision of services or operations in any material respect.
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Testing Procedures and Results. Participant will provide VDOT the opportunity to participate in the installation of upgrades or other modifications to the Participant’s ETC System, as requested by VDOT. The Participant may participate in the installation of upgrades or other modifications to VDOT’s CSC system. In any such event, each party will provide proposed test schedules and scripts for such upgrades or other modifications to the other party and the CSC at least 21 days in advance of testing. In the case of upgrades or modifications to Participant’s ETC System, VDOT may require additional tests to be undertaken at the Participant’s expense in order to confirm the accuracy and reliability in all aspects of processing relating to ETC transactions. Copies of test results will be made available to the other party and the relevant CSC promptly. VDOT will participate in acceptance testing and must approve testing prior to processing of live traffic through the CSC.
Testing Procedures and Results. Not later than five (5) working days after receipt of a positive confirmation test, the employer shall provide such result to the employee.
Testing Procedures and Results. Participant will provide VDOT the opportunity to participate in the installation of upgrades or other modifications to the Participant’s ETC System, as requested by VDOT. The Participant may participate in the installation of upgrades or other modifications to VDOT’s CSC system. In any such event, each party will provide proposed test schedules and scripts for such upgrades or other modifications to the other party and the CSC at least 7 days in advance of testing, and reasonable commercial efforts to deliver 60 days in advance of testing. In the case of upgrades or modifications to Participant’s ETC System, upon mutual agreement, VDOT may require additional tests to be undertaken at the Participant’s expense in order to confirm the accuracy and reliability in all aspects of processing relating to ETC transactions. Copies of test results will be made available to the other party and the relevant CSC promptly. VDOT will participate in acceptance testing and must approve testing prior to processing of live traffic through the CSC.
Testing Procedures and Results. VDOT shall be provided the opportunity to participate in the installation of upgrades or other modifications to the Participant’s ETC system, as requested. The Participant may participate in the installation of upgrades or other modifications to VDOT’s CSC system. In such event, each party will provide proposed test schedules, and scripts for such upgrades or other modifications, to the other party and the ETC Servicer at least 60 days in advance of testing. In the case of upgrades or modifications to Participant’s ETC system, upon mutual agreement VDOT may require additional tests to be undertaken at the Participant’s expense in order to confirm the accuracy and reliability in all aspects of processing relating to ETC transactions. Copies of test results shall be made available to the other party and the ETC Servicer promptly. VDOT will participate in acceptance testing and must approve testing prior to processing of live ETC traffic through the CSCs.
Testing Procedures and Results. The testing procedures and the test result procedures shall be the same as those set out for the Omnibus Transportation Employees Testing Act of 1991 (OTETA).

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