Testing Costs Sample Clauses

The Testing Costs clause defines which party is responsible for the expenses associated with testing products, materials, or services under the contract. Typically, it specifies whether the buyer, seller, or a third party will bear the costs of required inspections, quality assurance tests, or certifications. By clearly allocating financial responsibility for testing, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that both parties understand their obligations regarding quality verification.
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Testing Costs. The costs of all testing pursuant to this Section 4.11 shall be borne by O&M Contractor except in the case of testing carried out at the request of Owner.
Testing Costs. The costs of all testing pursuant to Clause 12.5 (Witnessing of Tests) shall be borne by ASM except in the case of testing carried out at the instigation of one Processor which if such testing reveals the relevant meters to be within the accuracy standards referred to in Clause 12.3 (Testing) above, such costs shall be borne by the Processor instigating the testing.
Testing Costs. The costs of all testing pursuant to this Section 2.12 shall be borne by the Operator except in the case of testing carried out at the instigation of Owner which shall be borne by the Operator, if such testing reveals the relevant Operator Meters to be outside the accuracy standards referred to in this Section 2.12, and by Owner if within such accuracy standards.
Testing Costs. CMC shall pay Cabot for all actual Tuscola Unit C raw material and final and in-process product testing costs conducted by Cabot for such testing directly related to CMC's orders hereunder as set forth in Exhibit A or as agreed to in advance by the Parties. Such testing includes testing that is consistent with the testing set forth in Exhibit A, and all additional testing requested by CMC. Monthly testing costs are currently estimated at $[ ].
Testing Costs. Cost of all drug screening tests and confirmatory tests shall be borne by the Employer.
Testing Costs. Seller will, at times and for durations reasonably agreed to by Buyer, conduct necessary testing to ensure the Project is functioning properly and each Generating Unit is on an individual basis able to respond to Buyer or CAISO dispatch instructions. Such tests shall include (i) the Commercial Operation Test pursuant to Section 7.2, (ii) the annual Contract Capacity, Heat Rate & Ancillary Services Tests pursuant to Section 7.3, and (iii) the operational readiness tests pursuant to Section 7.4. Such tests are required under this Agreement and shall be deemed Buyer instructed dispatches of the applicable Generating Unit. Seller may also conduct other discretionary tests, at times and for durations reasonably agreed to by ▇▇▇▇▇, that Seller deems necessary for purposes of reliably operating the Project or for re-performing a required test within a reasonable number of days of the initial required test (considering the circumstances that led to the need for a retest). If such discretionary testing is conducted during a day in which ▇▇▇▇▇ has dispatched the Generating Unit being tested (“Buyer Dispatched Test”), Seller shall not be obligated to pay for the fuel, transportation costs and use taxes (including any charges assessed for surcharges, fuel retention, imbalances, penalties, balancing or storage costs) relating to such Buyer Dispatched Test of such Generating Unit, and Energy from such Generating Unit shall be treated as dispatched by Buyer hereunder. If discretionary testing is conducted during a day in which Buyer has not dispatched the Generating Unit being tested (“Seller Initiated Test”), Seller shall pay for all fuel and transportation costs and use taxes relating to such Seller Initiated Test of such Generating Unit and Buyer shall pay to Seller, in the month following Buyer’s receipt of such CAISO revenues and otherwise in accordance with Article 10, the applicable CAISO real-time hourly average energy price (or successor price) and other revenues associated with the Energy generated and delivered from such Generating Unit during such Seller Initiated Test. Moreover, there shall be no Heat Rate Payment for any period during which a Seller Initiated Test takes place. To the extent a Seller Initiated Test prevents Buyer from dispatching a Generating Unit as it would have absent such test, then, in accordance with Article 9, such Generating Unit will be deemed unavailable; provided, however Buyer shall not dispatch or otherwise schedule such Generat...
Testing Costs. Keystone shall be responsible for and shall pay any usual and customary testing costs required by the local Department of Health with respect to the Products; provided, however, that Distributor shall be responsible and shall pay any testing costs over and above such usual and customary costs that are required in connection with the marketing, sale and distribution of the Products in the Territory or are otherwise required in connection with the fulfillment of Distributor’s obligations hereunder.
Testing Costs. Seller is responsible for all costs associated with all RA Capacity Qualification Tests conducted pursuant to this Article Seven and all costs associated with providing any information required to be provided under this Article Seven.
Testing Costs. Seller may, at times and for durations reasonably agreed to by the Parties, conduct the Initial Commercial Operation Test and Contract Capacity & Ancillary Services Tests. RA Capacity Qualification Tests. Seller is responsible for all costs associated with all RA Capacity Qualification Tests conducted pursuant to this Article Seven and all costs associated with providing any information related to all RA Capacity Qualification Tests.
Testing Costs. The District shall pay the costs of required testing, except as provided below. If the employee requests testing of the split specimen: 1. The employee shall be responsible for paying for all required costs and fees associated with the processing and testing of the split specimen. 2. A test will be considered "negative" if the split specimen sample results are negative. 3. If, as outlined in 13.4.2. (2) above, the split sample test results are “negative,” the employee will be reimbursed for the costs of testing the split specimen.