Data Books definition
Examples of Data Books in a sentence
Unit Prices for new Pre-priced Tasks can be established during the course of the Contract and added to the RSMeans Construction Cost Data Books.
A task that is not set forth in the RS Means Construction Cost Data Books.
The price published in the RSMeans Construction Cost Data Books for specific construction or construction related work tasks.
The Contractor shall be paid according to the labor rates included in the RSMeans Construction Cost Data Books.
This may include Data Books, HSD Scorecard, and Monthly Statistical Reports.
Table 3.1: Membership of range states in International Conservation Conventions and Agreements AEWA CBD CMS (Bonn) CITES Ramsar WHC Angola X X Botswana X X X X Namibia X X X X South Africa X X X X X X Zambia X X X X Zimbabwe X X X Slaty Egrets are only listed by Namibia and Botswana in their national Red Data Books and although in most range states they receive general protection along with many other species, few countries have given the species specific legal protection (see Table 3.2 below).
Notwithstanding the foregoing assignment, Contractor shall, upon completion of the Project deliver to Owner as part of the Data Books all guarantees and warranties furnished for the Project, with duly executed instruments confirming the assignment of the guarantees and warranties to Owner.
The Contractor shall develop and implement a system for quality verification records, including site investigation Plans, Record Books (Data Books) as specified in the Tutuka Quality Specifications.
A sinensis is a wild plant under State protection (Category II) and recorded in China Plant Red Data Books.
The guarantees and warranties together in the Data Books shall be properly indexed.