DELIVERABLES AND TIMING Sample Clauses
The "Deliverables and Timing" clause defines the specific outputs or products that must be provided under the agreement, along with the deadlines or schedule for their completion. It typically outlines what constitutes a deliverable, sets milestones or due dates, and may specify the format or standards required for submission. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of what is expected and when, helping to prevent misunderstandings and manage project timelines effectively.
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DELIVERABLES AND TIMING. The Parties agree and acknowledge that actual receipt of the deliverables is material and indispensable to this Agreement such that any failure to deliver as described herein shall render this Agreement null and void. Time is of the essence.
DELIVERABLES AND TIMING. 4.1 The [***] is a [***]. The specifications for the [***] vehicle program which are base for the deliverables under this Agreement are outlined in Appendix 1a of this Agreement. The design and engineering of the [***] vehicle should be compliant with US standard and EU standard.
4.2 The Parties intend to enter into a separate agreement for the research and development services from [***]. This separate agreement will regulate the scope, timing, final fixed service charge and payment plan for the services to be provided from [***]. The estimated service charge from [***] based on current technical targets is outlined below. [***] [***] [***] [***] Total (estimation) [***]
4.3 The activities covered by this Service Agreement shall commence upon signing of this Service Agreement. The Program Confirmation (PC) milestone is scheduled [***]. The aimed PS approval time is [***].
4.3.1 The following deliverables should be provided before PC milestone. [***]
DELIVERABLES AND TIMING. The successful candidate shall start immediately after the award of the service contract and commit itself to the following deliveries and timeline. The main deliverable for the initial task is a report covering the needs as described. The report shall be written in a concise and easy to understand style and shall present contents in an attractive and visual way (through maps, charts, pictures, etc.) which allows its communication and dissemination to different programme stakeholders. The report shall include an executive summary. The main deliverables for the optional tasks are a draft of the first parts of the programme document, a report on the outcome of the consultations with stakeholders and a final version of the NWE Interreg Programme document.