Common use of Inspection and Quality Assurance Clause in Contracts

Inspection and Quality Assurance. All Products will, before delivery, be subject to inspection, tests, and audits by Company or its agent at reasonable times and places. Seller agrees to provide access for Company to its facilities at all reasonable times for such inspection, tests, and audits, and, at no additional cost, to provide all assistance and facilities reasonably necessary to perform the same. Neither the inspection, testing, or auditing of any Products, nor the failure to do so, before delivery to Company shall constitute acceptance of any Products, or relieve Seller from exclusive responsibility for furnishing Products in strict conformance with the Company’s specifications. Seller warrants that it has and will maintain an adequate quality control/assurance program with respect to the production and delivery of Products and that it creates and maintains adequate quality control/assurance reports, certificates, affidavits, and other such records relating to the Products. Seller agrees that, upon request and at no additional charge, it will promptly furnish authenticated copies thereof, as well as applicable certificates of conformance and/or compliance acceptable to Company, at the time of, or promptly after, delivery.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Sales Contract, Purchase Agreement