Action Item Agendas Sample Clauses

The Action Item Agendas clause establishes a formal process for identifying, recording, and tracking specific tasks or decisions that arise during meetings or collaborative sessions. Typically, this clause requires that all action items be documented in an agenda or minutes, assigned to responsible parties, and monitored for completion within set deadlines. By providing a structured approach to follow-up and accountability, the clause ensures that important tasks are not overlooked and that progress can be measured, thereby improving organizational efficiency and communication.
Action Item Agendas. The Construction Administrator shall provide the “Action Item Agenda” reports to monitor the significant issues discussed at meetings and having an impact on the Project Schedule or budget, and to track the resultant activity. Typical issues will include, but are not limited to, programming, timetables, information requests by the Project consultants or end users, alternative systems data, unit costs, items to be concluded, etc. The “Action Item Agenda” report will be included with all Project progress meeting reports.
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Action Item Agendas. The CA shall provide the “Action Item Agenda” reports to monitor the significant issues discussed at meetings and having an impact on the Project Schedule or budget, and to track the resultant activity. Typical issues will include, but are not limited to, programming, timetables, information requests by the Project consultants or end users, alternative systems data, unit costs, items to be concluded, etc. The “Action Item Agenda” report will be included with all Project progress meeting reports.
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Action Item Agendas. The Construction Administrator shall provide the “Action Item Agenda” reports to monitor the DocuSign Envelope ID: 27855C55-46A8-4CB0-9336-AD38AB571DA9 significant issues discussed at meetings and having an impact on the Project Schedule or budget, and to track the resultant activity. Typical issues will include, but are not limited to, programming, timetables, information requests by the Project consultants or end users, alternative systems data, unit costs, items to be concluded, etc. The “Action Item Agenda” report will be included with all Project progress meeting reports.
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