Delivery Phase Clause Samples

Delivery Phase. The period (if any) following the Date of Delivery Phase Approval during which Contractor's Activities are performed. Means: the Design Consultant has finalised the Planning Phase Design Documentation necessary for inclusion in the Works Description under and in accordance with the Design Services Contract; the Contract Administrator has approved the final: Delivery Phase Program under clause 2.5(c)(iii); and cost plan under clause 2.6(d)(iii); the Delivery Phase Terms have been agreed and executed by the Contractor in accordance with clause 2.9; all necessary departmental and government Approvals required for the carrying out of the Contractor’s Activities during the Delivery Phase have been obtained; the Contractor has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Commonwealth that the Contractor will absolutely comply with the Building Code 2016 if it is engaged to perform the Contractor's Activities during the Delivery Phase; all Planning Phase Milestones have been achieved and the Contractor has otherwise complied with all of its obligations under the Contract to the extent applicable to the Planning Phase, including satisfying all conditions precedent to Delivery Phase Approval specified in the Contract; the Commonwealth has determined (in its absolute discretion) to proceed with the Contractor from the Planning Phase to the Delivery Phase; and any additional requirements specified in the Contract Particulars have been met.

Delivery Phase. The period following the Date of Planning Phase Approval during which Contractor's Activities are performed. All design documentation (including drawings, specifications, reports, models, samples and calculations) in computer readable and written forms necessary for the Contractor to complete any part of the Works which is not fully designed and documented in the Planning Phase Design Documentation.

Delivery Phase. The period (if any) following the Date of Delivery Phase Approval during which Contractor's Activities are performed. Means: the Design Consultant has finalised the Planning Phase Design Documentation necessary for inclusion in the Works Description under and in accordance with the Design Services Contract; the Contract Administrator has approved the final: Delivery Phase Program under clause 2.5(c)(iii); and cost plan under clause 2.6(d)(iii); the Delivery Phase Terms have been agreed and executed by the Contractor in accordance with clause 2.9; all necessary departmental and government Approvals (including from the Host Nation) required for the carrying out of the Contractor’s Activities during the Delivery Phase have been obtained; all Planning Phase Milestones have been achieved and the Contractor has otherwise complied with all of its obligations under the Contract to the extent applicable to the Planning Phase, including satisfying all conditions precedent to Delivery Phase Approval specified in the Contract; the Commonwealth has determined (in its absolute discretion) to proceed with the Contractor from the Planning Phase to the Delivery Phase; and any additional requirements specified in the Contract Particulars have been met.

Delivery Phase. The purpose of the delivery phase is to submit and present the feasibility assessment to the OSOS and obtain its acceptance and signoff. In this phase, we will conduct the following activities: Feasibility assessment submission: We will submit the final version of the technical feasibility assessment to the OSOS and WATech stakeholders according to its instructions and deadline. We will also provide any supporting documents or materials that the OSOS requires or requests. Feasibility assessment presentation: We will prepare and deliver a professional and persuasive feasibility assessment presentation to the OSOS and WATech evaluation teams and key decision-makers. The presentation will highlight our proposed solution's main features and benefits and address any questions or concerns that the OSOS / WATech may have. We will also demonstrate our confidence, competence, and commitment to delivering the project successfully and meeting the project expectations and needs.

Delivery Phase. It is imperative that everything be unpacked (both furniture and boxes) so that you can note any issues or damages on the delivery documents, at the time of delivery. You have paid for a full unpack, please insist on it. Part of the conditions of liability are that any discrepancies or damages must be listed on the inventory at the time of unpacking. A failure to adhere to these instructions may lead to us repudiating your claim. Should you experience any issues with the agent not wanting to unpack, please phone us immediately. We can only help if we know about it there and then. Should there be a claim and it is listed correctly and witnessed by the destination agent, it makes the whole process that much quicker and easier.

Delivery Phase. Delivery of final report