Application-Specific Packaging definition

Application-Specific Packaging means Packaging: (i) having a shape and mechanical and/or electrical interfaces that are designed for one or more specific applications or programs within a particular field, rather than having a shape and mechanical and/or electrical interfaces that are generic and suitable for multiple applications in multiple fields; or (ii) that is or embodies a standard within the Automotive Field as defined by associations, trade groups, and Governmental Authorities that provide or maintain standards within the automotive industry, including standards provided or maintained by the Society of Automotive Engineers, the Automotive Electronics Council, the Automotive Open System Architecture Group, the U.S. Department of Transportation, or any foreign equivalent of the foregoing.
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  • Brand name specification means a specification limited to one or more items by manufacturers’ names or catalogue number.

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  • IS Specification means the Specification of latest edition with amendments, if any, up to time of receipt of tender by Corporation issued by the Bureau of Indian Standards as referred to in the specifications and / or work orders.

  • TENDER SPECIFICATIONS means the Scope of Work, Special Instructions / Conditions, Technical specifications/requirement , Appendices, Site Information and drawings pertaining to the work and any other relevant reference in the Tender Document for which the Bidder are required to submit their offer.

  • Goods Specification means any specification for the Goods, including any related plans and drawings that are set out by the Authority to the Supplier.