Functional Design Specification (FDS) definition

Functional Design Specification (FDS) means a submittal developed by the Contractor that details the solution they will supply and install to meet the City defined requirements for the WSTP control system. The FDS will provide the basis of the software configuration and will be validated during Performance Verification to ensure that all required functions are present and that they operate correctly;
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Examples of Functional Design Specification (FDS) in a sentence

  • Following the completion of the Clarification Meetings, the Contractor shall update and finalize the system design package and present two soft copies of the Functional Design Specification (FDS) to the Project Manager for acceptance: The acceptance of the system engineering design by the Project Manager shall form the basis for the system design freeze which releases the start of the detail design of the works.

  • This includes time to create a Functional Design Specification (FDS; call flow, reporting specifications, data transfer specifications, drug management specifications, IWR screen flow) and Technical Design Specification (TDS; database structure, table default values) from the User Requirements.

  • Functional Design Specification (FDS) The Contractor shall submit copies of the Function Design Specification (FDS) to the Supervisor as part of his design package (i.e. with ‘design drawings’).