Project Scope Review definition

Project Scope Review means the review of the scope of the remaining tasks in a Project conducted at the end of the design phase.
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Examples of Project Scope Review in a sentence

  • Therefore, at the end of the design phase, if Unisys informs Client that it believes that the scope of the Project has changed, Unisys may commence a Project Scope Review.

  • The PMOC followed the requirements outlined in OP 32C – Project Scope Review, dated September 2015, to verify that the scope of the PNB project is: • Represented by the totality of all contract plans and specifications; • Internally consistent between the disciplines; • Defined to the level appropriate for the project developed at bid documents; and • Consistent with the level of detail provided in the cost estimate and project schedule.

  • If project specific task is required, ENGINEER will create a Project Scope Review Task.

  • Contractor shall document the outcomes of the Project Scope Review Meetings, and deliver it to the Agency’s PM.

  • Contractor shall schedule and participate in quarterly Project Scope Review Meetings with Agency to: • Review Project progress and validate the scope and requirements; and • ensure that all scoping elements are being addressed and that nothing is missed during Project performance.