Testing (Preliminary Acceptance Test), Trial Run And Final Acceptance Test Clause Samples

The Testing (Preliminary Acceptance Test), Trial Run, and Final Acceptance Test clause defines the procedures and standards for evaluating whether delivered goods, equipment, or systems meet contractual requirements before final acceptance. Typically, this clause outlines a sequence where the supplier must first demonstrate functionality through preliminary tests, followed by a trial run under operational conditions, and finally a comprehensive acceptance test witnessed by the buyer. These steps ensure that any defects or non-conformities are identified and rectified before the buyer formally accepts the deliverables. The core function of this clause is to protect the buyer by ensuring that only fully compliant and operational products are accepted, thereby reducing the risk of post-delivery issues.
Testing (Preliminary Acceptance Test), Trial Run And Final Acceptance Test. 9.1 The End-user and the Seller will proceed with various tasks ranging from network planning, design, and equipment optimization, test to acceptance in accordance with the Schedule of Project Progress set out in Appendix 4. Within the term of this Contract, each of the End-user and the Seller should designate a representative in charge of dealing with technical issues in connection with this Contract, with their work plans to be determined through consultation among the representatives of all parties. In the event that any technical problem is identified or a dispute on technical problem arises, the representatives of the parties should analyze the reasons and clarify the responsibilities and coordinate to re-design. Day-to-day work and solutions shall be recorded in the work log during the commissioning and acceptance period. The daily record therein shall be confirmed by the respective representatives of the Parties by signature and each Party shall keep one copy. 9.2 The Seller shall be responsible for the network planning, design and optimization, the delivery, testing and Final Acceptance Test of Contracted Equipment, while the technical personnel of the End-user shall provide necessary assistance. 9.3 The acceptance testing shall recognize the requirement for conformity to the indexes and standards as set forth in Appendix 1 of this Contract, as well as the test procedures and standards of both Preliminary Acceptance Test and Final Acceptance Test set out in Appendix 6 of this Contract.
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