Client Testing Delays Sample Clauses

The Client Testing Delays clause defines the procedures and consequences when a client causes delays in scheduled testing activities. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of the client to provide timely access, information, or approvals necessary for testing, and may specify remedies such as extensions to project timelines or additional costs if delays occur. Its core function is to allocate responsibility for delays, ensuring that the service provider is not penalized for setbacks outside their control and promoting timely cooperation from the client.
Client Testing Delays. The School District acknowledges that the PSAT/NMSQT shall be administered on October 12, 2022. The alternate test administration is on October 25, 2022. Should an event occur that would require School District to close for reasons beyond the reasonable control of School District (for example, including, but not limited to, severe weather, extended power outages or a teacher’s strike) (a ‘PN Delay Event’), College Board will work with the Bucks IU and School District to shift testing to the Alternate administration, if available. College Board will not be liable if College Board’s shipping vendor is unable to timely deliver test materials to the School District for the Alternate administration or should a PN Delay Event otherwise prevent the School District from administering the PSAT/NMSQT on the Alternate administration in accordance with the policies set forth in the PSAT/NMSQT Coordinator’s Manual. College Board will use its best efforts to support the change of test date. College Board will assume any additional costs associated with rescheduling and delivering tests to School District impacted by a PN Delay Event up to one week prior to the Alternate administration. School District will be liable for any additional fees associated with rush deliveries, publication reprints or incremental support incurred for deliveries within seven (7) days of the Alternate administration. College Board reserves the right to deny a change of test date if, in its sole opinion, the additional work will endanger its vendors or its employees, agents, consultants, or if School District has failed to promptly inform the Bucks IU and College Board of the need for a test day change in time to allow delivery of test materials one week prior to the Alternate administration. No additional administration of the PSAT/NMSQT will be made available after the Alternate administration. School District understands that by selecting the Alternate administration as their main administration date, if there is a PN Delay Event, there are no additional PSAT/NMSQT test dates. In such cases, this Agreement remains in full force and effect and School District will not be charged any unused test fees. School District’s students may elect to participate in National Merit Scholarship Competition program by following the instructions for alternate entry published in the PSAT/NMSQT Student Guide.
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Client Testing Delays. Should an event occur that would require Participating School(s) to close for reasons beyond the reasonable control of such Participating School(s) (for example, including, but not limited to, severe weather, extended
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Client Testing Delays. Participating schools select an administration date for the PSAT 8/9. Should an event occur that would require participating schools to close for reasons beyond the reasonable control of such participating schools (for example, including, but not limited to, severe weather, extended power outages, or a teacher’s strike) (a 'PSAT 8/9 Delay Event'), the client may securely store their test materials and test later in the testing window. If testing cannot be conducted later in the testing window due to an extended outage, the College Board will work with Client and participating schools to shift testing to a later testing window, if available. College Board will not be liable if College Board’s shipping vendor is unable to timely deliver test materials to the participating schools for the new testing window, or should a PSAT 8/9 Delay Event otherwise prevent the participating schools from administering the PSAT 8/9 on the new administration date in accordance with the policies set forth in the PSAT 8/9 Coordinator’s Manual. College Board will use its best efforts to support the change of test date. College Board will assume any additional costs associated with rescheduling and delivering tests to participating schools impacted by a PSAT 8/9 Delay Event up to one week prior to the new administration date. Client will be liable for any additional fees associated with rush deliveries, publication reprints or incremental support incurred for deliveries within seven (7) days of the new administration. College Board reserves the right to deny a change of test date if, in its sole opinion, the additional work will endanger its vendors or its’ employees, agents, consultants, or if Client has failed to promptly inform College Board of the need for a test day change in time to allow delivery of test materials one week prior to the new administration. No additional administration of the PSAT 8/9 will be made available after the last scheduled administration of the year. Client understands that by selecting the April administration as their main administration, if there is a PSAT 8/9 Delay Event, there is may be no additional opportunities to test PSAT 8/9 in that school year. In such cases, this Agreement remains in full force and effect and Client will not be charged any unused test fees.
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Client Testing Delays. Participating schools select an administration date within a Testing Window for the SAT School Day. Should an event occur that would require Participating School(s) to close for reasons beyond the reasonable control of such Participating School(s) (for example, including, but not limited to, severe weather, extended power outages, or a teacher’s strike) (a ‘Delay Event’), the Participating School(s) should adjust testing until later in their Testing Window.
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