Common use of Planning Clause in Contracts

Planning. The Contractor shall establish business and punch-out requirements and schedule of the project (including a list of deliverables and delivery dates). The Planning Phase shall involve identifying and documenting the project scope, tasks, schedules, risk, quality, and staffing needs. This identification process continues until all possible areas of the chartered project have been addressed.

Planning. The Contractor shall establish business and punch-out requirements and schedule of the project (including a list of deliverables and delivery dates). The Planning Phase shall involve identifying and documenting the project scope, tasks, schedules, risk, quality, and staffing needs. This identification process continues until all possible areas of the chartered project have been addressed.

Planning. The Contractor shall establish business and punch-out requirements (if applicable) and schedule of the project (including a list of deliverables and delivery dates). The Planning Phase shall involve identifying and documenting the project scope, tasks, schedules, risk, quality, and staffing needs. This identification process continues until all possible areas of the chartered project have been addressed.

Planning. i. The Contractor shall establish business and punch-out process requirements and schedule of the project (including a list of deliverables and delivery dates). The Planning Phase shall involve identifying and documenting the project scope, tasks, schedules, risk, quality, and staffing needs. This identification process continues until all possible areas of the chartered project have been addressed.

Planning. The Contractor shall establish business and punch-out requirements and the schedule of the project (including a list of deliverables and respective delivery dates). The Planning Phase planning phase shall involve identifying and documenting the project scope, tasks, schedules, risk, quality, and staffing needs. This identification process continues until all possible areas of the chartered project have been addressed.

Planning. The Contractor shall establish business and punch-out service requirements and schedule of the project (including a list of deliverables and delivery datesdeliverables). The Planning Phase shall involve identifying and documenting the project scope, tasks, schedules, risk, quality, and staffing needs. This identification process continues until all possible areas of the chartered project have been addressed. Towards the end of this phase the Contractor shall assess the locations and determine the levels of security and how they will be able to progress. They shall send the agency and/ or the location contact this report and copy the Vendor Contract Manager.