Deliverables and Schedules Sample Clauses
The "Deliverables and Schedules" clause defines the specific items, services, or work products that a party is required to provide, along with the deadlines or timelines for their completion and delivery. This clause typically outlines what constitutes an acceptable deliverable, sets milestones or due dates, and may specify the format or method of delivery. By clearly establishing what must be delivered and when, this clause helps manage expectations, ensures accountability, and reduces the risk of disputes over timing or the adequacy of performance.
Deliverables and Schedules. Included in this Agreement
Deliverables and Schedules. Types of deliverables depend on the specific tasks and may include technical reports, geospatial datasets of a specified format, metadata, etc… As a typical minimum for lot 1 tasks, the key deliverable will consist of a validation report, explaining the rationale for the applied geo-statistical method, a comprehensive level of detail of the validation results, as well as its interpretation, and whenever appropriate recommendations for further improvement of the product, and where deemed appropriate the required corrective actions. A second deliverable will typically consist of the full validation dataset, comprising all essential details in order to enable third parties to re-iterate the same exercise and obtain exactly the same results. One other kind of deliverable will be a quality check report of intermediate products meant for acceptance or rejection of a product/deliverable. Deliverables under lot 2 will in essence consist of improved, corrected, upgraded, merged, edited… datasets, including a technical report describing the workflow applied for the activity, as well as the quality assessment of the activity undertaken. The detailed description, intermediate (where appropriate) and final deliverables of each task, internal quality assessment procedures, where applicable, and agreed schedules shall be the subject of the respective specific contracts to be established under the framework contract(s). The estimated number of specific contracts is expected to be in the range of the number of products in the portfolio, with the duration of each specific contract varying from 1 to 6 months. The content of each specific contract shall be initiated by a request for services, followed by an offer responding to this request, and to be agreed upon between EEA and the contractor for inclusion in the specific contract.
Deliverables and Schedules. Included in this Agreement
1. Kick-off meeting (previously completed) May 9, 2024
2. Notice to Proceed – NTP June 24, 2024 (anticipated by CLIENT) 3. 50% complete documents to CLIENT 16 Weeks after NTP 4. 50% complete review meeting 17 Weeks after NTP 5. 90% complete documents to CLIENT 23 Weeks after NTP
Deliverables and Schedules. The table below describes the deliverables to be provided. Timing is indicating latest possible delivery dates as referred to the start of the contract. Depending on the organisation of the workflow, the tenderer is entitled to propose upfront shifts in the project management plan (see section 7.2).