Works Order. ( 施 工 通 知 ) means a notice issued by or on behalf of an employer to a contractor under a term contract, by which the employer requires construction operations to be carried out.
Works Order means an order under section 45 (1).
Examples of Works Order in a sentence
Acceptance of the Works order / Purchase Order will be deemed as effective from the date of issue of Works Order / Purchase Order.
The issue of Works Order / Purchase Order shall constitute the award of contract on the bidder.
The issue of a Works Order / Purchase Order shall constitute the intention of Buyer to enter into the contract with the bidder.
The signing of the Contract shall be completed within 15 days of the acceptance of the Works Order / Purchase Order.
The applicant must pay for the provision and installation of the signs prior to the placing of a Works Order with our Contractor.
More Definitions of Works Order
Works Order means an order issued by the Agency, making reference to the Contract, to purchase the Services.
Works Order means the Company's order for the Works incorporating these Conditions, as submitted in writing by the Company to the Contractor.
Works Order means an order under section 43(1).
Works Order. Means a letter or oral instruction from the Company to the Contractor providing details outlining the terms of a specific engagement with a Client.
Works Order. (施工通知) means a notice –
Works Order. Means the Client’s written authorisation of the Contractor’s “quotation” for “chargeable items”. Works order also means the clients "purchase order” if applicable:
Works Order means a written order signed by the Engineer and served on the Contractor or posted to the Contractor’s usual place of business for any work to be executed, services to be performed and/or goods to be supplied by the Contractor under the Contract.