Development, Planning, Release Clause Samples
The 'Development, Planning, Release' clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities related to the creation, scheduling, and delivery of a project or product. It typically specifies how development milestones are set, how planning is coordinated between parties, and the criteria or process for releasing deliverables. For example, it may require regular progress updates, define approval steps before release, or set deadlines for each phase. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of the development timeline and expectations, helping to prevent misunderstandings and delays.
Development, Planning, Release. If an order placed with the SUPPLIER includes development tasks, the contractual partners will set out the requirements of each such task in writing. The SUPPLIER shall operate its project management activities beginning in the planning phase of products, processes and other interdivisional tasks and shall allow BOSCH to inspect its progress upon request. The SUPPLIER shall implement process planning (work plans, test plans, resources, tools, machines etc.) for all features. The SUPPLIER shall ensure suitability of the production equipment, if supporting tools are used, e.g. software tools, the ability must be verifiable. If BOSCH orders initial samples, then the SUPPLIER will submit, prior to start of the series delivery, initial samples of the product, manufactured under series conditions, within the agreed scope and on time. Sampling shall be performed and documented in full according to Bosch-specific sampling requirements. Manufacturing, Labeling of Products, Traceability In the event of a process disruption or quality deviation, the SUPPLIER shall analyze the causes, introduce corrective measures, and check their effectiveness. If the SUPPLIER is unable to supply products to specification, then prior to delivery SUPPLIER must obtain a written concession from BOSCH addressing the issue. The SUPPLIER shall label products, parts and packaging in accordance with the Parties’ agreements. SUPPLIER must ensure that labeling of the packaged products is legible and remains so during transportation and storage. The SUPPLIER shall abide by the FIFO (First In, First Out) principle and shall ensure the traceability of the products it supplies. If a fault is identified, SUPPLIER shall ensure the containment of the faulty parts/products/batches etc. Any manufacturing, measuring or inspection equipment supplied by BOSCH—especially resources and equipment within the context of delivery acquisition—must be identified as being the property of BOSCH. The SUPPLIER is responsible for sound condition and correct functionality and shall arrange for maintenance and repair.
Development, Planning, Release. If an order placed with the SUPPLIER includes development tasks, the contractual partners will set out the requirements of each such task in writing. The SUPPLIER shall operate its project management activities beginning in the planning phase of products, processes and other interdivisional tasks. Documentation shall be in the form of quality or project management schedules. During the development phase, the SUPPLIER shall apply suitable preventative quality planning methods, e.g. feasibility analyses, capability studies, risk analyses and FMEAs.
Development, Planning, Release. If an order placed with the SUPPLIER includes development tasks, the contractual partners will set out the requirements of each such task in writing. The SUPPLIER shall operate its project management activities beginning in the planning phase of products, processes and other interdivisional tasks. Documentation shall be in the form of quality or project management schedules. During the development phase, the SUPPLIER shall apply suitable preventative quality planning methods, e.g. feasibility analyses, capability studies, risk analyses and FMEAs. SUPPLIER understands that the FMEA is mandatory in the automotive industry and is recommended for use in the non-automotive industry. SUPPLIER shall develop procedures similar to those discussed in VDA Volume 4, or by AIAG (Automotive Core Tools of AIAG – FMEA Handbook).
Development, Planning, Release. If the order placed with the Supplier includes development tasks, the requirements shall be set forth in writing by the signing parties in the Agreement, e.g. in the form of specifications. The Supplier agrees to conduct project management according to VDA or APQP starting with the planning phase of products, processes and other cross functional tasks in the form of quality management plans and to grant E+E Elektronik the right of inspection upon request. During contract review, the Supplier shall examine all technical documentation, such as specifications, drawings, part lists, and CAD data for feasibility upon receipt; the Supplier shall notify E+E Elektronik promptly of any defects and risks as well as improvement possibilities. During the development phase the Supplier shall apply suitable preventive methods of quality planning, such as a manufacturing feasibility analysis, reliability studies, FMEA, etc. The Supplier shall take into account experience (process flows, process data, capability studies,
Development, Planning, Release. If an order to SUPPLIER comprises development tasks, the contractual partners will agree the require- ments of each task in writing, e. g. in the form of a specification.
Development, Planning, Release. If the order placed with the SUPPLIER includes development tasks, the contracting party will set out the requirements in writing, e.g. in the form of a requirements specification. The SUPPLIER undertakes to carry out project management in the planning phase of products, processes, and other cross-divisional tasks. The documentation shall be in the form of quality management plans and/or project management plans. In the course of the contract review, the SUPPLIER shall check for feasibility all technical documentation such as specifications, drawings, parts lists, CAD data, packaging requirements, and norms (e.g. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ N2580) upon receipt. The SUPPLIER shall promptly inform BOSCH of any defects, risks, and improvement possibilities thereby discovered. During the development phase, the SUPPLIER shall apply suitable preventive quality planning methods, e.g. feasibility analysis, reliability studies, risk analysis and FMEA. Performance of the FMEA is mandatory in the automotive sector and preferable in the non-automotive sector, with the process to be based on e.g. VDA Volume 4, AIAG (Automotive Core Tools of AIAG – FMEA Handbook).