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Test Equipment and Procedure Correlation. The test equipment and procedures used in the VENDOR's final inspection and test, will correlate with the test equipment and procedures used by GTECH. If correlation is not achieved within 30 calendar days prior to the first production shipment, the VENDOR agrees to obtain additional test equipment and/or develop procedures that are capable of correlation. Said test equipment and procedures will be mutually agreed upon by both the VENDOR and GTECH Purchasing, QA and Test Engineering.
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Test Equipment and Procedure Correlation. The test equipment and procedures used in the VENDOR's final inspection and test, will correlate with the test equipment and procedures used by GTECH; if correlation is not achieved within thirty (30) days after notification of non correlation by GTECH, the VENDOR agrees to obtain additional test equipment and/or develop procedures at no cost to GTECH which are capable of correlation. Said test equipment and procedures will be mutually agreed upon by both the VENDOR and GTECH Test Engineering, Procurement Quality and Purchasing. GTECH remains responsible for all supplied software and VENDOR is responsible for implementing the updated software supplied by GTECH.
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Test Equipment and Procedure Correlation. The test equipment and procedures used in the VENDOR's final inspection and test, will correlate with the test equipment and procedures used by GTECH upon mutual agreement between VENDOR and GTECH.
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