Common use of Sequence of Operations Clause in Contracts

Sequence of Operations. How the systems will react to changing conditions to achieve the proper operation of the system. The sequence must include the intended modes of operation, the steps needed to enact each mode, and the data that determines what, when, and how a step is performed. Site: The geographical location of the Project, usually defined by legal boundary lines, and the location characteristics including, but not limited to, grades and lines of streets, alleys, pavements and adjoining structures, rights-of-way, restrictions, easements, encroachments, zoning, deed restrictions, existing buildings and improvements, and service and utility lines. Subconsultant: An entity, including but not limited to, an architect or engineer, engaged directly by the Professional, for the provision of services and related items required to design or engineer part or all of the Project, as described and agreed to in the Contract for Professional Services.

Sequence of Operations. How the systems will react to changing conditions to achieve the proper operation of the system. The sequence must include the intended modes of operation, the steps needed to enact each mode, and the data that determines what, when, and how a step is performed. Site: The geographical location of the Project, usually defined by legal boundary lines, and the location characteristics including, but not limited to, grades and lines of streets, alleys, pavements and adjoining structures, rights-of-way, restrictions, easements, encroachments, zoning, deed restrictions, existing buildings and improvements, and service and utility lines. Subconsultant: An entity, including but not limited to, an architect or engineer, engaged directly by the Professional, for the provision of services and related items required to design or engineer part or all of the Project, as described and agreed to in the Term Contract for Professional Services.