Project Calendar Clause Samples
The Project Calendar clause defines the official schedule of work for a project, including working days, holidays, and any periods of planned suspension. It typically outlines which days are considered standard workdays, identifies recognized holidays, and may specify any anticipated shutdowns or non-working periods. By establishing a clear timeline for when work is expected to occur, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings about deadlines and ensures all parties have a shared understanding of the project's operational timeframe.
Project Calendar. Milestones Expected Dates
Project Calendar. The project calendar includes working days (Monday to Friday) and excludes non-working days which are weekends (Saturday to Sundays) and Public Holidays. If and when the Consultant deems any period in a calendar year as a non-working days, e.g. pay weekends, etc. such shall be declared up front and agreed with the Employer’s Agent in the first programme for acceptance by the Employer’s Agent. Failure to declare these days shall render any later declaration as null and void and the Consultant shall provide the services to comply with the accepted first programme.
Project Calendar. A Project Calendar must be agreed at the relevant SPF (as per Annexure 1 of the PA) that regulates the pay periods for the Site to which all parties will comply. The Project Calendar will deal with issues such as Easter weekends, long weekends, pay weekends, time off, public holidays and annual shut down The Project Calendar will contain six long weekends including the annual shut down. (see Annexure “O”).
Project Calendar. Deliverable March April
Project Calendar. The project calendar will be seven (7) days per week, the working hours shall be twenty- four (24) hours per day and includes Public Holidays. If and when the Contractor deems any period in a calendar year as a non- working days, e.g. pay weekends, etc. all such shall be declared up front and agreed with the Project Manager in the first construction program for acceptance by the Project Manager. Failure to declare these days shall render any later declaration as null and void and the Contractor shall provide the works as per the accepted first programme.
Project Calendar. Figure 8 - ▇▇▇▇▇ chart showing tasks and interdependencies between milestones