Major Projects definition

Major Projects means those capital improvement projects whose authorized funding or estimated cost is greater than five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) or a planning study activity whose authorized funding is greater than fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00).

Major Projects. Projects with an estimated total cost greater than $500 million, or projects approaching $500 million with a high level of interest by the public, Congress, or the Administration. Major Bridges - Major bridges are defined in the policy of FHWA Order 5520.1 "Preliminary Plan Review and Approval" and should have preliminary plan approval by FHWA. Examples of special features meeting major bridge project criteria are: Oversight Projects – Projects that require FHWA to review and approve actions pertaining to design, plans, specifications, estimates, right-of-way certification statements, contract awards, inspections, and final acceptance of Federal-aid projects on a project by project basis. Performance/Compliance Indicators – These indicators track performance trends, health of the Federal-aid Highway Program, and compliance with Federal requirements. They do not have a specific target or baseline. Performance/Compliance Measures – These measures track performance trends, health of the Federal-aid Highway Program, and compliance with Federal requirements. They include quantitative targets, including those with a “downward or upward trend” target. When a specific target has not been determined, but will in the near term, a descriptive footnote is added to describe why there is no target and when it will be developed. Program Assessments – This evaluation technique may take many forms, including joint risk assessments and self-assessments. These tools are based on the common concepts of identifying strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities and the identification and sharing of “best” practices to continually improve the program.

Major Projects means new building construction, building demolition or infrastructure projects requiring trench excavations greater than 2,000 lineal metres or areal excavations exceeding 1,000 square metres.

Examples of Major Projects in a sentence

• As a next recourse, unresolved issues, which create an impediment in the efficient and effective progress of Projects, will be brought to the attention of the Major Projects Assistant Deputy Ministers Working Group for resolution.

• Group supports the governance and decision-making functions of the Major Projects Deputy Ministers’ Committee.

• As a final recourse, disputes and unresolved issues will be elevated to the Major Projects Deputy Ministers Committee for resolution.

• When issues cannot be resolved at the Territorial Project Committee level, the NPMO Director General, after consulting with the Territorial Project Committee where appropriate, will move unresolved issues from the Territorial Project Committees to the Major Projects Directors General Working Group for consideration and resolution.

• This reporting shall be made to the Minister responsible for the CanNor, those Ministers representing departments/agencies involved in the regulatory process, and to the members of the Major Projects Deputy Ministers' Committee and any other involved Deputy Ministers.

More Definitions of Major Projects

Major Projects means any City public works project where the engineer’s estimate of the total construction cost of the project exceeds one million dollars ($1,000,000). All Construction Contracts required to complete an integrated City construction project shall be considered in determining the threshold value of the Major Project.

Major Projects means any project or series of connected projects to be henceforth undertaken by one or more Group Members (alone or with any other person) the aggregate capital cost of which to the Smedvig Group on a consolidated basis is budgeted to exceed or exceeds one hundred million Dollars (USD100,000,000) including, but not limited to any such future project for the building, rebuilding or conversion of any Unit;

Major Projects means those capital improvement projects whose authorized funding or estimated cost is greater than $500,000 or a planning study activity whose funding is greater than $50,000.

Major Projects has the meaning given to it in the Network Code;

Major Projects means an operation comprising a series of works, activities or services intended in itself to accomplish an indivisible task of a precise economic or technical nature, which has clearly identified goals and whose total cost exceeds EUR 25 million in the case of the environment and EUR 50 million in other fields as defined in Articles 39 et seq. of Reg. 1083.

Major Projects means any project or series of connected projects to be henceforth undertaken by any Group Member (alone or with any other person) the aggregate capital cost of which to the Borrower or any Subsidiary is budgeted to exceed or exceeds one hundred million Dollars (USD100,000,000) including, but not limited to any such future project for the building, rebuilding or conversion of any Unit;

Major Projects means projects which have been identified specifically in the annual operating programme of the undertaker or the Department, or which, though not specifically identified in such a programme, would normally be planned at least six months in advance of works commencing;