Startup Testing and Commissioning Sample Clauses
The Startup Testing and Commissioning clause outlines the procedures and requirements for verifying that a system or equipment is properly installed and functions as intended before being put into regular operation. This typically involves a series of inspections, functional tests, and performance evaluations conducted by the contractor or supplier, often in the presence of the client or their representative. The clause ensures that any issues are identified and resolved prior to handover, thereby reducing the risk of operational failures and confirming that contractual performance standards are met.
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Startup Testing and Commissioning. Startup testing and commissioning activities
Startup Testing and Commissioning. 13.1 Startup testing and commissioning activities
13.2 Startup testing and commissioning activities recently performed
13.3 Startup testing and commissioning activities expected during the current month
Startup Testing and Commissioning. Major activities expected during the current month
Startup Testing and Commissioning. Startup testing and commissioning activities Startup testing and commissioning activities recently performed Startup testing and commissioning activities expected during the current month
Startup Testing and Commissioning. 2.2. Major activities scheduled to be performed in the previous calendar month but not completed as scheduled.
2.2.1 Design 2.2.2 Property Acquisition 2.2.3 Engineering 2.2.3 Major Equipment procurement
Startup Testing and Commissioning. Contractor shall provide complete startup, testing, commissioning, and documentation of these activities for all energy systems installed or modified as part of the Project.
Startup Testing and Commissioning. Major activities scheduled to be performed in the previous billing period but not completed as scheduled.
Startup Testing and Commissioning. 2.3 Major activities planned but not completed
2.3.1. [Insert Construction Milestones, if needed] 2.3.2. Financing 2.3.3. Governmental Approvals for Development
Startup Testing and Commissioning. 1 For Purposes of this report, “Major” shall mean any activity, event, or occurrence which may have a material adverse effect on the Work on a timely basis within the Contract Times if such activity, event, or occurrence occurs or if such activity, event, or occurrence fails to occur as anticipated or scheduled, which material adverse effect includes, but is not limited to, Design-Builder's inability to achieve one of the Contract Times.