Scope Statement Sample Clauses

A Scope Statement clause defines the specific work, deliverables, and boundaries of a project or contractual agreement. It typically outlines what is included and excluded from the project, detailing tasks, responsibilities, and objectives to ensure all parties have a shared understanding. By clearly delineating the project's parameters, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings, scope creep, and disputes over what is expected, thereby ensuring clarity and effective project management.
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Scope Statement. “The scope of this task order is for the Design Professional to provide…”
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Scope Statement. The scope statement summarizes the scope of work for the proposed project. It may include the objectives of the program, customer programs being targeted, project description, product description, and project exclusions (what is not included).
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Scope Statement. This document, supported by detailed work plans for each unit operation. Modified by means of approved Programme Amendment Orders only. Updated monthly.
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Scope Statement. This project is responsible for the A2 software installation and on-site support. Specifically, this project entails: (a) The specification of necessary hardware, (b) Installation of hardware, (c) Configuration and installation of necessary software, (d) Conversion of County index data and images, as extracted and provided by County, Note: ▇▇▇▇ will analyze cashiering data to determine the scope and cost of converting and migrating cashiering data to A2 during this project lifecycle. Inclusion of cashiering data conversion will require a COUNTY change request and will incur additional cost to the project. (e) Instruction/training of County staff, and (f) On-site support within the terms of the agreement
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Scope Statement. SHERIFF Scope Statement: FIRE Scope Statement: PROBATION
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Scope Statement. The scope statement subtask involves summarizing the scope of work for the proposed project. It may include the objectives of the program, customer programs being targeted, project description, product description, and project exclusions (what is not included).
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Scope Statement. This Statement of Work (SOW) establishes the Supplier's effort required for (Describe the Scope of the Engagement)
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Scope Statement. Contractor shall provide a brief (2-3 pages) summary of their understanding of the problem statement and resulting project scope to be reviewed by the OpenSFS Project Approval Committee (PAC) and submitted for approval or rejection by the Contract Administrator (CA). This statement shall include: a. Problem statement b. Statement of high-level project requirements/goals to be satisfied c. Statement of in-scope and out-of-scope work for project d. Statement of project assumptions or constraints e. Statement of key deliverables and milestones
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Scope Statement. To develop a prototype for a mobile health application that will allow users the ability to create, store and securely share EOL documents with their healthcare provider.
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