Final Acceptance Test. After being found to successfully pass the installation test, the system must be at IFM’s unrestricted disposal for a test period of two months. If the delivered system works according to the agreed technical specifications in a continuously reproducible fashion, without malfunctions during this time, the system will be finally accepted. If not, the faults or malfunctions must be amended and another test period of two months must be successfully completed before final acceptance. Three test periods of two months will be a maximum. If the system cannot be finally accepted after three test periods, IFM is entitled to cancel the contract in accordance with 13b. 8 TRAINING Training of the Linköping staff must be made according to the tender.
Final Acceptance Test. (FAT) is amended as follows: The first sentence, that begins with “During the primary…” in this section is deleted. Holdback is addressed in Section 2.5, Special Terms and Conditions.
Final Acceptance Test. 10.4.1 Upon the completion of the commissioning period with all errors corrected, the final acceptance test period shall begin.
Final Acceptance Test. State shall perform the Final Acceptance Test in the manner specified in Attachment A. If State determines that the System does not successfully conform to the Specifications, State will notify Quest and Quest will promptly, but in no event later than the end of the applicable Correction Period, perform all services necessary to modify the System, including network connectivity, to be in compliance with the Specifications and to perform the relevant test. State will be entitled to retest the System and the process described above will be repeated until Acceptance of the System with respect to the Final Acceptance Test whereupon State will provide Quest written notice of State’s acceptance of the System.
Final Acceptance Test. The Contractor will perform the acceptance test in conjunction with the City's Representative designated by the City's Project Director. In the event that the System does not successfully meet or exceed the requirements of an Acceptance Test, the City will determine if the failure was deemed material. If the failure is declared by the City to be a material failure, the Contractor will suspend testing until the problem is corrected. Following any corrections to the system, testing will revert to the beginning test stage. If the failure is declared by the City to be the result of minor punch list items, testing may resume at the stage of the testing cycle where the failure(s) occurred. However, if minor punch list items are too numerous and result in repeated failures, the City has the right to declare material failure. The Contractor will then be required to correct the punch list items prior to reinitiating the final acceptance test at the beginning test stage. If acceptable to the City, the City may elect to accept the system with residual minor punch list items to be corrected and tested by the Contractor within a specified 30-day period.
Final Acceptance Test. The Contractor shall (in conjunction with the Rolling Stock Contractor) demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Authority that the Work will support a complete start of Revenue Service Timetable, which shall involve a full trial of all the Works and the Rolling Stock System, and shall take account of station dwell times, and allowing sufficient turn-around time at Bakersfield and Merced for catering and cleaning to a standard compatible with the Authority’s standards and the Operation Plan. The HSR shall operate trial running for [12 months] of pre-revenue service which shall include running to a full Timetable and shall include training and qualification of crews and staff in normal, abnormal and emergency scenarios. The period of trial running may be modified with the consent of the Authority. (Final Acceptance Test)
Final Acceptance Test. After approved installation tests, the system shall be at the user´s disposal for a test period of one
Final Acceptance Test. This test is intended to test the ongoing accessibility and reliability of the Upgraded TEMIS Application Software and shall be performed after successful completion of all Acceptance Tests performed in accordance with and listed in Section I (Upgraded TEMIS Application Software Acceptance Test Criteria) of this Attachment C.1. This two-part test may be conducted by COUNTY at the TEMIS Central Site and may consist of:
Final Acceptance Test. Upon completion of the installation of the PVAC system SELLER shall notify BUYER that the system is ready for the Final Acceptance test. SELLER shall demonstrate the operation of the PVAC system for a period of 22 hours out of 24 hours for six consecutive days. The PVAC system will be deemed to have passed the Final Acceptance Test if it operates in at full production capacity for an aggregate of 125 hours during the six day test period and further if the aggregate production output equals a minimum of 90,000 pieces of ITO coated glass which meets the specification in Appendix B of this agreement. The acceptable output quantity and production yield will be reduced be the number of defective pieces attributable to defects in materials or due to defects caused by Buyers cleaning or handling equipment or personnel. Upon successful completion of the acceptance test by SELLER the BUYER shall sign the acceptance affidavit acknowledging acceptance of the machine and the corresponding liability for final payment.
Final Acceptance Test. Procedures Section 5.9.3 Final Acceptance Testing Period Section 5.9.3 Floor Section 6.1.1, Schedule E Forecasted Monthly Usage Section 1.1.1, Schedule E Future Health Account Plan Section 3.3.1 Human Resources Representative Section 3.4 In-Scope Employee Section 3.1.2 In-Scope Employee Information Section 3.1.2 In-Scope Locations Section 1.3, Schedule R Incentive Section 6.8 Infringement Claim Section 19.1 Initial Term Section 11.1.1 Initiative Section 8.1 Internal Confidential Information Section 6.2 64 of 76 Internal Operational Audit Section 16.2 Internal Use Section 9.3 Investors Competitors Section 7.1 Investors Facilities Section 4.1 Investors-Leased Assets Section 2.2 Investors Maintenance Agreements Section 2.7 Investors-Owned Assets Section 2.1 Investors Proprietary Systems Derivatives Section 9.1 Investors Representative Section 7.1.3 Investors-Vendor Software Section 9.4 IT Section 1.1 IT Audits Section 10.1.5 IT Internal Audits Section 10.1.5 IT Regulatory Audits Section 10.1.5 IT Scheduled Audits Section 10.1.5 Losses Section 19.1 Monthly Usage Charge Section 6.1.8 Non-Defaulting Party Section 11.4 Operation Audits Section 16.2 Party Indemnitee Section 19.8 Payable Date Section 15.1 Pension Plan Account Section 3.3.1 Personal Pension Account Section 3.3.1 Preexisting Condition Section 1.9.3, Schedule W Procured Assets Section 1.3.1 Provider Assets Section 2.5 Provider Contract Manager Section 7.1.2 65 of 76 Receiving Party Section 10.2.1 Regulators Section 10.1.5 Regulatory Operational Audits Section 16.2 Release Section 3.1.6 Renewal Term Section 11.1.3 Requester Section 9.6 Resources Section 1.8 Response Period Section 7.4 Sales Tax Section 6.4 Senior Executive Contact Section 7.3 Senior Executive Contacts Section 7.3 Services Schedules Section 1.1 Severance Payments Section 3.1.5 Severity 1 Section 1.9.3, Standards and Procedures Manual Shared Use Assets Section 1.4.4 SLRs Section 7.4 Standards and Procedures Manual Section 1.7.1 Technology Plan Section 1.4.2 Technology Refresh Plan Section 1.4.3 Termination Date Section 11.2.1 Termination for Convenience Section 11.2.1 Termination Notice Section 11.2.1 Third Party Resources Section 1.8 Transition Section 1.2.1 Transition Services Section 1.2.2 Transitioned Employee Section 3.1.3 Upgrade Disapproval Section 1.9.5 66 of 76 Variable Pay Section 3.1.6 Vendor Software Section 9.4 Web Hosting Equipment Section 1.4.3 Workstations Section 2.5.1
