Common use of Final Acceptance Testing Clause in Contracts

Final Acceptance Testing. 8.1. Contractor and City hereby acknowledge that certain testing, such as a point test, are for a specific moment in time. Contractor is deploying an unlicensed wireless network, so there could be a case of interference at a test point that may be perfectly normal. The System is capable to make adjustments on interference. Since Contractor does not control the air space which can impact performance (i.e., high internet traffic or interference may cause slow performance), acceptance testing requirements shall be mutually agreed upon to account for these anomalies. 8.2. The Final System Acceptance Test shall occur at the completion of the entire system. Notwithstanding Section 8.1 above, the Final System Acceptance Test shall consist of a thirty (30) day test period of all system operations without failure of the equipment or software. 8.3. The purpose of the test is to demonstrate that the total system (hardware, software, networking system, materials and construction) is properly installed, is free from identified problems, exhibits stable and reliable performance, and complies with the requirements within this scope of work. 8.4. In the event of a failure during the Final System Acceptance Test, the Contractor shall replace or repair the equipment and the Project Manager shall restart the 30-day test for the entire system, unless the City agrees the failed and replaced/ repaired equipment is not a major component that does not require a restart of the 30-day test for the entire system. 8.5. Resumption of the test for the remainder of the 30-day period shall occur after satisfactory remedial action. 8.6. Final System Acceptance will occur upon successful completion of the Final System Acceptance Testing as described in Section 7 above. When Final System Acceptance occurs, the parties will memorialize this event by promptly executing a Final System Acceptance Certificate (Appendix A4). 8.7. Contractor shall provide final records, including as-built drawings and documentation for all equipment and equipment locations before the final acceptance testing.