Additional Programme Requirements Sample Clauses

Additional Programme Requirements. A Level III programme is to be submitted with the Tender documentation, including Milestone dates. The Contractor uses the Critical Path Method (CPM) technique for programming and planning. The preparation of the programme contains a programme basis document. This basis document describes the programme and planning methodology, format, project execution philosophy, resource assumptions, qualifications and any other items that may have a substantive impact on the schedule. The programme is to be free of obvious errors related to sequence or timings of the works. The execution philosophy, programme and planning methodology, are to be described in the programme / schedule basis document for submission together with the tender documentation. The programme layout takes into account the functional group breakdown (WBS) reflecting the manner in which the works are to be performed and how control data are summarised, reported and monitored. The Project Calendar for installation/Execution will be discussed and the calendar must be clearly defined and accepted by the Project Manager in the Contract Document. Activity ID Numbers must clearly define the level of the WBS and take into account the functional group. The Level III Schedule will be composed of respective detailed Activities tied together logically. The detailed activity shall comprise of the following:  Sufficient information such as activity duration and description so as to be able to measure accurate progress within the required update period.  A clearly defined starting point.  A clearly defined completion point.  A clear description of the activity to be performed.  A single source of responsibility or ownership.
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Additional Programme Requirements. The Consultant shall use the Critical Path Method (CPM) technique for programme and planning and shall submit the programme basis document to the Employer’s Agent. The programme basis document describes the programme and planning methodology, format, project execution philosophy, resource assumptions, qualifications and any other items that may have a substantive impact on the programme. The programme layout takes into account the Key Dates provided above and the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS). The following levels of programme are to be used for this project for dynamic integrated project control: Management level programme (Level 1) Project level programme (Level 2) Control level programme (Level 3) Discipline speciality programme (Level 4)
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Additional Programme Requirements a. A level 4 (up to level activity) programme is to be submitted with the tender documentation. The CPM (Critical Path Method) technique is to be used for planning programme. b. The programme shall be free of obvious errors related to sequence or timings of the Works. c. The execution philosophy, programme and planning methodology is to be described in the programme/ schedule basis document for submission together with the tender documentation. d. The programme submitted at tender must be resource loaded. e. A programme is required in order to complete this project in 10 calendar days for installation.
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Additional Programme Requirements a. A programme is to be submitted after 14 days of contract award, stipulating high level execution of this project.
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Additional Programme Requirements. The Contractor shall use the Critical Path Method (CPM) technique for programme and planning and shall submit the programme basis document to the Project Manager. The programme basis document describes the programme and planning methodology, format, project execution philosophy, resource assumptions, qualifications and any other items that may have a substantive impact on the schedule. The programme layout takes into account the Key Dates provided above and the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS). The following levels of programme are to be used for this project for dynamic integrated project control:  Management level programme (Level 1)  Project level programme (Level 2)  Control level programme (Level 3)  Discipline speciality programme (Level 4) The Contractor submits a Resource Loaded Level 4 Detailed Programme with the tender documentation. The Level 4 Detailed Programme is to be submitted within one month of contract award for review and acceptance by the Project Manager.
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