Operational Readiness Testing definition
Operational Readiness Testing means the testing of the Work conducted by WMATA after Substantial Completion to determine Operational Readiness. Overhead Markup means all field, Project, and home office overhead, including, but not limited to: (a) field supervision and administration above the crew ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ level, such as general foremen, superintendents, assistant superintendents, engineers (except as specifically provided in Section 19.4.4(a)(ii)), purchasing agents, accountants, clerks, timekeepers, office managers, and all others on the field staff; (b) office supplies; (c) drinking water; (d) temporary heat, light and power; (e) field toilets; (f) costs of services; (g) small tools and expendable materials required for, or consumed in, the performance of the Work; (h) telephone system and charges; (i) facsimile machines, telephones, telegrams, and the charges associated therewith; (j) photographs;
Examples of Operational Readiness Testing in a sentence
All SLRs and performance metrics will be demonstrated during the Operational Readiness Testing.
Operational Readiness Testing shall be complete by December 16, 2005.
Such AFIS Acceptance Test shall commence on a date 21 determined by the Forensics Detail as a date on which all site installation and interfacing 22 verification and Operational Readiness Testing has been Accepted under this Agreement.
AT&T will participate with CLEC in Operational Readiness Testing (ORT) which will allow for the testing of the systems, interfaces, and processes for the pre-ordering, ordering and provisioning of unbundled Network Elements or Combinations.