Definition of Tolling Readiness Sample Clauses

Definition of Tolling Readiness. The TCS shall be deemed to have achieved “Tolling Readinesswith respect to the East-End Bridge or the Downtown Bridges (in temporary or permanent configuration, as applicable) when all portions are in a condition to safely commence Revenue Service and safely accept and continue normal, uninterrupted flow of traffic, the TSP has completed and passed the System Production Readiness Tests and obtained the Joint Board’s written approval of the test results, and all of the requirements specified in TR Section TP are satisfied, and when TSP has completed the following in all material respects: 4.9.1.1. TCS Installation Work in accordance with the Work requirements, System Documentation, and the TRs, with the exception of Punch List items; 4.9.1.2. The delivery to the Joint Board of all original equipment and manufacturer’s warranty certificates covering all equipment and materials furnished in connection with the Installation Work; 4.9.1.3. The delivery to the Joint Board of a final version of all document deliverables required by the TR except for any documents specifically required to be delivered only after the Revenue Service Date and lapse, without disapproval, of the period for Joint Board approval thereof in accordance with the Approval Process; 4.9.1.4. Delivery to the Joint Board of all Software and all Software Source Code documentation and receivables, except for with respect to the COTS Software; 4.9.1.5. Successful completion of Baseline Test, Pre-Production Controlled Test and System Production Readiness Test; 4.9.1.6. Delivery to the Joint Board of proposed test report(s) and lapse, without disapproval, of the period for Joint Board approval of such test reports in accordance with the Approval Process; 4.9.1.7. Removal of all installation materials, temporary facilities, and TSP- generated waste material, rubbish and debris from the Project Site; and 4.9.1.8. Completion of all other Work and delivery of all equipment, materials, and other items required hereunder for TSP to commence electronic tolling of the Bridges and deliver a complete, functional TCS, including but not limited to all back- office functions.
Definition of Tolling Readiness. The TCS shall be deemed to have achieved “Tolling Readinesswith respect to the East-End Bridge or the Downtown Bridges (in temporary or permanent configuration, as applicable) when all portions are in a condition to safely commence Revenue Service and safely accept and continue normal, 4.9.1.1. TCS Installation Work in accordance with the Work requirements, System Documentation, and the TRs, with the exception of Punch List items; 4.9.1.2. The delivery to the Joint Board of all original equipment and manufacturer’s warranty certificates covering all equipment and materials furnished in connection with the Installation Work; 4.9.1.3. The delivery to the Joint Board of a final version of all document deliverables required by the TR except for any documents specifically required to be delivered only after the Revenue Service Date and lapse, without disapproval, of the period for Joint Board approval thereof in accordance with the Approval Process; 4.9.1.4. Delivery to the Joint Board of all Software and all Software Source Code documentation and receivables, except for with respect to the COTS Software; 4.9.1.5. Successful completion of Baseline Test, Pre-Production Controlled Test, the BOS Production Readiness Test, and System Production Readiness Test; 4.9.1.6. Delivery to the Joint Board of proposed test report(s) and lapse, without disapproval, of the period for Joint Board approval of such test reports in accordance with the Approval Process; 4.9.1.7. Removal of all installation materials, temporary facilities, and TSP- generated waste material, rubbish and debris from the Project Site; and 4.9.1.8. Completion of all other Work and delivery of all equipment, materials, and other items required hereunder for TSP to commence electronic tolling of the Bridges and deliver a complete, functional TCS, including but not limited to all back- office functions.
Definition of Tolling Readiness. The TCS shall be deemed to have achieved 4.9.1.1. TCS Installation Work in accordance with the Work requirements, System Documentation, and the TRs, with the exception of Punch List items; 4.9.1.2. The delivery to the Joint Board of all original equipment and manufacturer’s warranty certificates covering all equipment and materials furnished in connection with the Installation Work; 4.9.1.3. The delivery to the Joint Board of a final version of all document deliverables required by the TR except for any documents specifically required to be delivered only after the Revenue Service Date and lapse, without disapproval, of the period for Joint Board approval thereof in accordance with the Approval Process; 4.9.1.4. Delivery to the Joint Board of all Software and all Software Source Code documentation and receivables, except for with respect to the COTS Software; 4.9.1.5. Successful completion of Baseline Test, Pre-Production Controlled Test, the BOS Production Readiness Test, and System Production Readiness Test; 4.9.1.6. Delivery to the Joint Board of proposed test report(s) and lapse, without disapproval, of the period for Joint Board approval of such test reports in accordance with the Approval Process; 4.9.1.7. Removal of all installation materials, temporary facilities, and TSP- generated waste material, rubbish and debris from the Project Site; and 4.9.1.8. Completion of all other Work and delivery of all equipment, materials, and other items required hereunder for TSP to commence electronic tolling of the Bridges and deliver a complete, functional TCS, including but not limited to all back- office functions.

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