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How to use this template
When you need it
Use this certificate when the applicable contract provides for a performance certificate and its defined prerequisites have been assessed, including any required completion of outstanding work or relevant post-completion obligations.
What it helps you decide
It records the specific contractual milestone and supporting evidence, helping distinguish the contract's certification process from isolated equipment performance tests, operational satisfaction, or other milestones that may have different effects.
How to complete it
Identify Certificate and contract particulars and the actual performance-certificate provisions, then define Scope certified and exclusions without importing criteria from another contract.
Compile Evidence supporting the milestone, review relevant remaining obligations, and disclose Outstanding items and reservations affecting the proposed certificate or its scope.
Complete the Certification statement and contractual effect using verified facts, reference attachments, and record Authorized issue and receipt through the applicable contractual process.
Who prepares and reviews it
The authorized contractual issuer coordinates the assessment with commercial, quality, technical, and operations contributors. The contract determines the decision maker and prerequisites; specialist advice supports any uncertain continuing obligations or unresolved matters.
A mistake to avoid
Assuming a successful equipment performance test automatically entitles the project to a contractual performance certificate ignores the separate prerequisites stated in the agreement.
Illustrative example
Illustrative example: a water-infrastructure contract approaches its specified performance-certification milestone. The team checks defect closure, required records, and the actual contract conditions, then identifies an unresolved obligation requiring clarification. The authorized issuer delays the decision until the missing evidence is resolved and documented.