Contract Data definition

Contract Data means any information provided in the tender document and agreed to by the Bidder.
Contract Data means the pages completed by the Procuring Agency entitled contract data which constitute Part A of the Particular Conditions.
Contract Data means the documents and other information which comprise the Contract.

Examples of Contract Data in a sentence

  • In particular, the Scope is not to be amended at any Project Stage to incorporate ‘Scope for the Contractor’s design’ this being registered in Contract Data Part two (the PSCP’s design is subject to Project Manager’s acceptance).

  • Option Z Additional conditions of contract Used Z clause amendments are detailed at the end of this Contract Data.


More Definitions of Contract Data

Contract Data means technical data first produced in the performance of the contract, technical data which are specified to be de- livered under the contract, or technical data actually delivered in connection with the contract.
Contract Data means the pages completed by the Employer entitled
Contract Data means the data, including publications, analyses, reports, plans, engineering drawings, specifications, standards, and training material including those listed in the CDRL to be provided by the Seller to the Buyer under this Contract, and all updates to them;
Contract Data means Annexure A (Contract Data) setting out the specific data of this Agreement which is attached to the Terms and Conditions;
Contract Data means all data generated by, provided by, provided to, accessed through, processed by, or made available to the Software or Company (including its subcontractors) in connection with this Contract, and all report structures in which such data are reported.
Contract Data means the pages compel contract data which constitute Part A of the Particular Conditions.
Contract Data means all data generated by, provided to or made available to Company or the Software in connection with this Contract, and all report structures in which such data are reported.