Sequencing of Phases Clause Samples

The Sequencing of Phases clause defines the order in which different stages or phases of a project or contract must be carried out. It typically outlines the dependencies between phases, specifying that certain tasks or deliverables must be completed before subsequent phases can begin. For example, design approval may be required before construction starts. This clause ensures that work progresses in a logical, coordinated manner, reducing the risk of delays or rework due to out-of-sequence activities.
Sequencing of Phases. The above phases are not mutually exclusive but will overlap as the Project progresses, particularly for Phases II and III. It is the Program Manager’s responsibility to ensure that no duties are overlooked or unnecessarily duplicated during periods of overlap.
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