Weekly Progress Reports Sample Clauses

Weekly Progress Reports. During the performance of the Work, Contractor shall submit to Owner or Owner’s Representative weekly progress reports on the actual progress and updated schedules as may be required by the Contract or requested by Owner or Owner’s Representative.
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Weekly Progress Reports. A weekly progress report shall be submitted to the XM Program manager by the last working day of each week. The report shall contain a description of progress and major issues.
Weekly Progress Reports. City will send an electronic progress report each week to State’s Contract Manager. The Report shall include:
Weekly Progress Reports. At the end of each week during performance of the Project, Contractor and Academics shall separately and independently prepare and submit to the Secretary written reports detailing progress in testing and assessing during the week. In addition, Contractor shall ensure that all Academics are advised of this contractual responsibility in all subcontract agreements. The report should give such details as:
Weekly Progress Reports. During the Procurement and Deployment Period, the Company/Consortium shall, no later than 7 (seven) days after the appointed day, furnish to CPI a fortnightly report on progress of the Procurement and Deployment Works and shall promptly give such other relevant information as may be required by CPI.
Weekly Progress Reports. Following notice by Owner, Contractor shall prepare Weekly Progress Report containing the information described in Appendix N and submit it to Owner within fifteen not later than twenty-four (24) hours prior to the weekly meetings held in accordance with Section 3.18.4. In addition, Contractor shall keep, and furnish to Owner at Owner’s request, such information as related to Appendix N as Owner may reasonably require to determine that the Work is progressing according to the Critical Path Schedule. Contractor also shall keep daily logs at the Site and shall promptly provide to Owner copies of weekly meeting minutes regarding the Project. A reasonable number of photographs shall also be included reasonably documenting the construction progress. Each photograph shall show the date, Contractor’s name and description of the view taken. Notwithstanding the foregoing obligation regarding Weekly Reports, Contractor shall provide Owner with a notice of delay containing the information required by Section 14.2 at any time that Contractor becomes aware of a material delay in any aspect of the Critical Path Schedule. In accordance with Section 5.1.2, Contractor shall also report any events which may affect the Critical Path Schedule, including any Force Majeure Events, liens on the Site or the Project, or any asserted violations of Applicable Laws.
Weekly Progress Reports. Meetings – The Contractor shall provide Weekly progress reports that include updates to the baseline version of the work plan and timeline submitted under 3.0.B showing progress on each task.
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Weekly Progress Reports. On a weekly basis, Quintiles will provide Interneuron with a study progress report. The Quintiles' Administrative Management System (QAMS-TM-) will be utilized to record study status information. QAMS-TM- will be programmed to include the following information: [_____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________] Custom features or special reports may be requested by Interneuron, but are not included as part of the costs for this scope of work. Required reports will be identified at the start of the study so that the system design is operational prior to site initiation. PROJECT TEAM MEETINGS The information below marked by * and [ ] has been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted portion has been separately filed with the Commission. Key Quintiles Project Team members attended a joint Interneuron-Quintiles face-to-face interdisciplinary team meeting at Quintiles' offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on May 24, 1996, to address various issues related to the project. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss primary points of contact within each Company, reiterate project reporting requirements, review the project schedule, and clarify other ad hoc issues. Quintiles' CRAs assigned to this project will be available to meet with Interneuron via teleconference prior to study initiation to discuss the project in detail. The Quintiles' Project Team will hold internal team meetings on a weekly basis (more or less frequently as project status dictates) to review the progress of the project. In addition to these internal team meetings, Quintiles' Project Manager will participate in Project Team meetings with Interneuron throughout the course of the project. These meetings will ensure the communication necessary to meet study goals and successful completion of the project. Key members of Quintiles' Project Team will attend these meetings. Quintiles assumes that these meetings will occur primarily as teleconferences between Interneuron and Quintiles. Occasional video teleconferences or face-to-face Project Team Meetings may also occur either at Interneuron's or at Quintiles' offices. [_______________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ____________] At Interneuron's request, Quintiles' Clinical Monitor...
Weekly Progress Reports. Service Provider shall provide iParty with progress reports (either written, via e-mail, or orally to an authorized representative of iParty) each week detailing the status of the design, development, and building phase.
Weekly Progress Reports. Subcontractor shall be required to submit weekly progress reports which shall contain a status report concerning any and all of Subcontractor’s Work under this Subcontract which is currently in progress, regardless of the location of such Work. Said reports shall show the progress of manufacture, preparation, and installation in such detail as may be required by Contractor, including plans, drawings, or diagrams. Subcontractor shall also include with the progress report a “construction look ahead” which specifies the work Subcontractor expects to perform in the next three (3) succeeding weeks.
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