Programming constraints Sample Clauses
A programming constraints clause defines specific limitations or requirements that must be followed during the development or implementation of software or systems. These constraints may include restrictions on programming languages, frameworks, coding standards, or system architectures that must be adhered to throughout the project. By clearly outlining these boundaries, the clause ensures that the final product meets technical, security, or compatibility requirements, thereby reducing the risk of non-compliance and facilitating smoother integration and maintenance.
Programming constraints. Read clause 31.2 first then state what additional information (if any) is to go in the programme per the last bullet of clause 31.
Programming constraints. The Supplier should include in his programme how to manage availability of the ordered material as per task order requirement.
Programming constraints. The Contractor submits a bar chart programme in MS Project format, detailing how the works are executed within the stipulated dates. The programme indicates the starting date, completion date and duration of each activity.
Programming constraints. Describe the programming system (application) to be used if it is necessary to dictate this for project coordination purposes. Read clause 31.2 first then state the work of the Employer and Others to be shown on the programme per 4th bullet of clause 31.2 and what additional information (if any) is to go in the programme per the last bullet of clause 31.2. Describe any particular constraints on the order and timing of the work which the Contractor must take into account in his programme.
Programming constraints. The Contractor submits a programme within 1 week of the Contract Award. The program shall be in Microsoft Excel/MSProjects or MicrosoftWord format The programme indicates The hour duration of each activity, The working calendar (number of work hours per day, days per week), The exact quantity of people per day All phases and interfaces
Programming constraints a) The Contractor submits a first programme to the Project Manager for acceptance within the period stated in the Contract Data.
b) This programme complies with CLAUSE 31.
Programming constraints. The Vendor-Partner shall provide the project schedule to the Project Manager, detailing all key dates to the projects, i.e., forecast start, forecast finish etc. The Vendor-Partner to take note that the different airports have different operating hours.
Programming constraints. Not applicable. The Supplier shall address the tax invoice to Purchaser and include on each invoice the following information: Name and address of the Supplier and the Supply Manager; The contract number and title; The Purchaser’s VAT registration number. Description of goods and services provided for each item invoiced based on the Price Schedule; Total amount invoiced excluding VAT, the VAT and the invoiced amount including VAT; (add other as required) Add procedures for invoice submission and payment (e. g. electronic payment instructions) Not applicable. The form in which a bond or guarantee required by the conditions of contract (if any) is to be provided by the
Programming constraints. A comprehensive and fully detailed programme is to be submitted within the seven (7) days after the inaugural meeting and should be in MS Project format, indicating all milestones and critical dates. This programme must first be approved by the Project Manager and must be updated monthly or as requested by the Project Manager. Only MS Projects format will be allowed. The following dates shall be clearly reflected on the programme: Starting and completion dates for all activities as well as relevant key dates for hold or witness points. All relevant significant activities shall be shown in order to monitor the progress on site or in the workshop. The programme shall also reflect a 2-week period for inspection and correcting of Defects before the completion date. Updated programmes must be available at all site meetings reflecting progress to date.
Programming constraints. 2.8.1 Programme constraints and requirements