ANALYSIS REPORTS Sample Clauses

The ANALYSIS REPORTS clause requires one party to prepare and deliver reports that analyze specific data, activities, or outcomes related to the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the type of analysis to be performed, the format and frequency of the reports, and any standards or methodologies to be followed. By establishing clear expectations for reporting and analysis, this clause ensures that all parties have access to timely and relevant information, supporting informed decision-making and transparency throughout the contractual relationship.
ANALYSIS REPORTS. Upon request by Newgen, Supplier will provide to Newgen an Analysis Report.
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ANALYSIS REPORTS. Coventry BID Limited to continue to receive Footfall analysis reports, Crime statistics and cleansing schedule statistics, together with any other reports to assist with the partnership working.
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ANALYSIS REPORTS. 5.2.1 Provide an analysis report, analysis testing to include: 3.3.1. Bacteria, sediment & water percentage volume 3.3.2. API Gravity@ 60F 3.3.3. IBP ASTMD86 3.3.4. Distillation percentage recovei·ed at IO-percent, 50-pei·cent, and 90-percent 3.3.5. End point 3.3.6. Percent residue 3.3.7. Cetane 3.3.8. Sulfur (in ppm) Solicitation No. B220376LLP Page 13 of 23 5.2.2 Vendor shall supply all analysis results to the County designee, this includes pre-samples. The County designee will decide if fuel polishing by filtering the fuel or by fuel extraction is required. If fuel extraction is required, Vendor must possess all licenses and current certification required by any governing bodies. 5.3 CLEANING/POLISHING PLUS INHIBITOR/ FINAL ANALYSIS 5.5.1 Fuel Polishing (filtering the fuel) 5.3.2 Vendor shall complete a six-stage closed loop filtration system, or similar system, to include:
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ANALYSIS REPORTS. Contractor shall perform mission analyses to evaluate the candidate launch vehicles, and demonstrate the capability of the selected Launch Vehicle(s) to place the Satellite in its final mission on-orbit position. The analyses shall show there is sufficient propellant to perform all stationkeeping and repositioning maneuvers for the required Orbit Maneuver Life (OML). The analyses shall include Launch Vehicle dispersions, transfer orbit maneuver optimization, OML maximization, stationkeeping, TC&R coverage, Sun angle/eclipse conditions and launch windows. Other studies shall be performed that Contractor deems necessary to construct an orbit-raising Sequence of Events (SOE). These mission analyses shall be documented in the Mission Profile Description, CDRL 11, and Mission Operations Plan, CDRL 15.
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ANALYSIS REPORTS. Contractor shall perform the analyses and trades specified in Annex 1, Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL), to support the viability of the spacecraft design and its conformance to the Satellite Performance Specifications, Exhibit B. Contractor shall document the results of these analyses IAW CDRL 23, Design Analysis Reports. Analyses and studies may be provided that cover equipment and subsystems developed and qualified in previous programs. The Design Analysis Reports shall contain a summary description and results of these analyses and shall be provided in the CDR Data Package, CDRL 07, if available at CDR, or when such data becomes available. Contractor shall perform mission analyses to evaluate the candidate launch vehicles, and demonstrate the capability of the selected Launch Vehicle(s) to place the Satellite in its final mission on-orbit position. The analyses shall show there is sufficient propellant to perform all stationkeeping and repositioning maneuvers for the required Orbit Maneuver Life (OML). The analyses shall include Launch Vehicle dispersions, transfer orbit maneuver optimization, OML maximization, stationkeeping, TC&R coverage, Sun angle/eclipse conditions and launch windows. Other studies shall be performed that Contractor deems necessary to construct an orbit-raising Sequence of Events (SOE). These mission analyses shall be documented in the Mission Profile Description, CDRL 11, and Mission Operations Plan, CDRL 15.
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