Hold Points. 1 There are no Hold Points referenced in this Part.
Hold Points. Prior to an approval being issued for the construction of public domain work, including civil, drainage and subsurface works, a set of hold points for approved public domain, civil and drainage work is to be provided by the City's Public Domain Unit in accordance with the City’s Public Domain Manual and Sydney Streets Technical Specification (an approved list of hold points will be included in the Public Domain Works Approval letter). These hold points must be adhered to during construction works.
Hold Points. None planned.
Hold Points. (a) Hold Points are mandatory verification points beyond which a work process cannot proceed without written approval by the CTA, and are identified in the Project Requirements.
Hold Points a. Hold Points are events in the work process that require approval from the City prior to continuing work. Hold Points occur between different definable stages of work when the succeeding work depends on the acceptance of the preceding work. A list of minimum Hold Points is available on MoDOT’s website and can be provided upon request. Additional Hold Points can be added by the City.
Hold Points. (a) The Quality Plan will include a schedule of Hold Points.
Hold Points. (a) The Owner shall not progress beyond a Hold-point other than in accordance with Clause 7.4(e)(i) or 7.4(e)(ii) (Hold-points).
Hold Points. For the purposes of this Contract, “
Hold Points. (a) The Supplier must not proceed with the fabrication or manufacture of any item of Equipment beyond a Hold Point, if any, without first receiving written approval from the Purchaser’s Representative to do so.
Hold Points. Hold Points are events that require approval by the engineer prior to continuation of work. Hold Points occur at definable stages of work when, in the opinion of the engineer, a review of the preceding work is necessary before continuation to the next stage.
