Common use of Designation of Projects Clause in Contracts

Designation of Projects. It is critical that projects are Designated before Mechanical and Electrical contracts are awarded, so that the commercial aspects of Designation may be taken into account by tendering contractors. The Forum will seek to identify potential Designated projects from an early stage to ensure that prospective contractors can anticipate the possibility of the award of Designated status to such projects. The Forum will monitor the development of such projects and will consider at an appropriate stage a decision on Designation. The Forum will communicate decisions on Designation in time to allow tendering contractors to take account of such decisions when tendering. The Forum will arrange for appropriate compliance auditing arrangements to be set up on each Designated project. Such auditing may vary in accordance with the needs of the project and any requirements of the Client and will be defined within the Supplementary Project Agreement. Audit reports must be impartial and provide an independent assessment in a format to be agreed by the Parties. Reports will be provided to the Parties to the project-specific arrangements for the control of industrial relations and to the Major Projects Agreement Forum.

Designation of Projects. It is critical that projects are Designated before Mechanical and Electrical contracts are awarded, so that the commercial aspects of Designation may be taken into account by tendering contractors. .The Forum will seek to identify potential Designated projects from an early stage to ensure that prospective contractors can anticipate the possibility of the award of Designated status to such projects. The Forum will monitor the development of such projects and will consider at an appropriate stage a decision on Designation. The Forum will communicate decisions on Designation in time to allow tendering contractors to take account of such decisions when tendering. The Forum will arrange for appropriate compliance auditing arrangements to be set up on each Designated project. Such auditing may vary in accordance with the needs of the project and any requirements of the Client and will be defined within the Supplementary Project Agreement. Audit reports must be impartial and provide an independent assessment in a format to be agreed by the Parties. Reports will be provided to the Parties to the project-specific arrangements for the control of industrial relations and to the Major Projects Agreement Forum.