Configuration Control. Minor Deviations:
Configuration Control. (a) Seller shall make no change in design, manufacturing, assembly processes or source of supply, after approval of the first production item or after acceptance of the first completed end item, without the prior written approval of Buyer.
Configuration Control. (a) Seller shall make no change in design, materials, manufacturing location, manufacturing process, assembly processes, or source of supply, after approval of the first production test item or after acceptance of the first completed end item, without Buyer’s written approval. If Seller makes any changes in the design, materials, manufacturing location, manufacturing process, assembly processes, or source of supply after approval of the first production test item or after acceptance of the first completed end item and the change was the initiated by the Seller, all re-qualification costs will be the responsibility of the Seller. Seller agrees that any approval by Buyer of the first production test item or any acceptance by Xxxxx of the first completed end item shall not in any way relieve Seller from performing all requirements of this Contract, including Seller's obligations under ¶ 9, WARRANTY.
Configuration Control. Seller shall make no changes in design, manufacturing or assembly processes or source of supply, after approval of the first production test item or after acceptance of the first completed end item, without the written approval of the Buyer. Seller agrees that any approval by Buyer of the first production test item or any acceptance by Xxxxx of the first completed end item shall not in any way relieve Seller from performing all the requirements of a Contract, including Seller’s obligations under the provisions of the “Warranty” paragraph of this Contract document.
Configuration Control. Seller shall make no change in design, manufacturing or assembly processes or source of supply which would affect form, fit, function, weight or performance of the Goods listed within the Agreement without the express, written approval of Cadence. In the event the Seller proposes such a change, the Seller shall provide six (6) copies of the proposed revision and supporting data to the Cadence for written approval. Should the Seller fail to obtain the Cadence’s written approval prior to delivering the Goods, then Cadence may reject the Goods and seek all applicable rights and remedies.
Configuration Control. Pursuant to the Configuration Management Plan developed pursuant to Article 4.2.2, Contractor shall establish a configuration control system consistent with the requirements for controlling the hierarchy and arrangement of the Technical Documentation and changes thereto. The system shall record, as a minimum: Changed items; Reason for change; Authority for change; Date of change; Approval status; and Any other significant data. The configuration control system shall differentiate between major and minor changes to the Technical Documentation. All major changes shall require re-submittal of the relevant Technical Documentation to the Owner. Examples of major changes include changes that affect any of the following factors: Safety; Schedule or deliveries; Performance outside the requirements; Delivered equipment, so as to require retrofit; Adjustments or schedules affecting operating limits or performance; Reliability or maintainability outside agreed tolerances; Physical or functional interchangeability; Maintenance practices; Maintenance manuals; Training; Spares; Sources of equipment; EMI/EMC characteristics; Interface characteristics; Environment; and Compatibility with training program. Changes recording the incorporation of corrections are classified as minor if the correction did not involve a change classified as major. These include changes that deal only with manufacturing processes or sources in a way such that the physical and functional interchangeability, maintenance practices, maintenance manuals, and spares provisioning are unaffected. Minor changes do not require Owner action.
Configuration Control. The Seller shall not make changes to the technical documentation, specifications or drawings referenced by the Buyer purchase order without prior written approval by the Buyer. Buyer Quality Assurance Requirements. Quality Requirements (QR) in accordance with Form No. 20-09-08-2, with all their terms and conditions, become an integral part of the purchase order. Those QR clauses that are specifically applicable are listed on the face of the purchase order. Seller conformance to the specifically referenced QR shall be maintained at all times.
Configuration Control. With the exception of mandatory changes directed by a recognized Governmental Agency and not excluding the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Seller shall make no change in design, manufacturing or assembly processes or source of supply which would affect form, fit, function, weight, or performance of the Products ordered hereunder without the express, written approval of Cirrus. In the event the Seller proposes such a change, the Seller shall provide a copy of the proposed revision and supporting Data to Cirrus for written approval. These design changes shall include the reason for and description of change, serial number(s) affected and effective date of the change. Changes requiring the issuance of a service bulletin or service information letter shall be fully documented including illustrations as applicable. Should Seller fail to obtain Cirrus' written approval prior to delivering such modified Product(s), Cirrus may reject the Product(s) and seek all applicable rights and remedies; and the delivery of non-conforming Products shall be treated as if delivery has not occurred, and Seller shall be considered delinquent to its obligation to delivery in strict compliance with the schedule contained in an Order. The obligations of this Paragraph shall survive the cancellation, termination, or completion of any Orders or this Agreement.
Configuration Control. Configuration drawings of all variations and tail number associated with the variation of aircraft formally committed to the AE role shall be provided to the AESS installation contractor annually, within three months after the start of this contract and as changes occur thereafter during the life of the contract. This information shall also be provided to HQ AMC/DOBF and HQ AMC/DOV. The contractor shall provide a representative name, office and telephone number to the AESS installation contractor annually or whenever a change in personnel occurs. This representative shall be responsible for maintaining and coordinating the AESS drawings with the contractor responsible for installation of the AE shipments. Reference Section 4, paragraph 4.27., Aeromedical Data; 4.27.1., Work Order Information; and Appendix 5, paragraph 6.0 Aeromedical Evacuation.
Configuration Control. HQ Maintenance Operations governs and controls the operation and management of facility cleaning. Custodial processes and procedures cannot be changed without prior review and approval. The CSCCB reviews any request for change or deviation from established standardized processes and methods including:
