Work-In-Progress (WIP) Sample Clauses

A Work-In-Progress (WIP) clause defines how ongoing, incomplete work is handled under a contract, particularly in terms of ownership, payment, and reporting. Typically, it outlines the process for documenting the status of work at a given point, how partial payments are calculated, and what happens to unfinished deliverables if the contract ends early. This clause ensures that both parties have clear expectations regarding compensation and responsibility for work that is not yet finished, thereby reducing disputes and providing a fair mechanism for valuing and transferring incomplete work.
Work-In-Progress (WIP). Samples of non-sterile coated and packaged product are tested for total and NH4OH soluble silver, seal strength and seal integrity (dye penetration test). • Visual inspections of the product occur during the laminating, packaging, casing and boxing processes.