Fit for Purpose definition

Fit for Purpose means that materials and assembly quality are of good quality as generally accepted within the industry and sufficiently durable to render the Deliverables fit for the purpose specified in clause 2 without giving rise to the need for repair or changes within the Defects Liability Period.

Fit for Purpose. ’ means a construction related product or system’s ability to be consistently developed, manufactured, applied and installed such that it fulfills its 20

Fit for Purpose means that all the Deliverables are in the condition set out in the Contract, cf. also Annex A, thereby ensuring that DALO's purpose of acquiring the Deliv- erables, at the time entering into the Contract, can be achieved, cf. the recital, and fitted into the existing structure of the Danish Defence, cf. clause 2.1.

Examples of Fit for Purpose in a sentence

• The ELNO must establish, implement, operate, monitor, review, maintain, test and keep current a documented, detailed and comprehensive Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Management Program that is Fit for Purpose to ensure that in the event of an Incident the ELNO can continue to provide and operate the ELN, or so that disruption to the provision of or operation of the ELN will be minimised.

• The proposals will be reviewed and evaluated by NDB’s team in accordance with the related policy and guidelines, especially the six principles (Economy, Efficiency, Competition, Transparency, Value for Money, Fit for Purpose) contained in NDB’s corporate procurement policy.

• The ELNO must maintain contemporary best practice governance arrangements that are Fit for Purpose and regularly reviewed.

• Any acceptance or approval by the Commission or by any Independent Person or other third party, of any Process, Procedure, Technology Specification, test, audit, operation or equipment is no warranty as to its quality or whether such Process, Procedure, Technology Specification, test, audit, operation or equipment is Fit for Purpose or as to any other thing.

• The Licensee shall at all times ensure that its running of the National Lottery (including Licensee Assets and its Technology Operation) is Fit for Purpose.

More Definitions of Fit for Purpose

Fit for Purpose with respect to Services shall mean that the Services are provided by qualified and trained personnel and that they are provided while respecting all relevant standards as generally accepted within the industry for the performance of the work in Denmark and so as to allow that the Buyer's purpose of procuring the Service can be achieved.

Fit for Purpose means achieving the objectives for which the instrument was designed, Article 17 Common Implementation Regulation."

Fit for Purpose means that the Deliverable: (a) is fit for the purposes made known by Powerlink to the Contractor at or before the date of its supply and any other purposes for which the Deliverable is ordinarily used; (b) is free from defects, faults, errors or omissions in design, materials and workmanship during the Warranty Period; (c) meets or exceeds its performance data, measurements and similar measures as may be specified or claimed in the Contractor's catalogues, brochures, quotations, offers, tenders or other literature; and (d) otherwise meets or exceeds each of the purposes, functions, utilities, performance standards, outcomes and requirements set out in or which can be reasonably ascertained from this Agreement.

Fit for Purpose means the Works are:

Fit for Purpose means fit for the purposes, uses and functions and meets the requirements described in, or reasonably able to be inferred from, this Contract.

Fit for Purpose mandate means that the mandate is developed and implemented to support the designated purpose or function.

Fit for Purpose. – this means that the Assessment is accepted and satisfactory.