Technical Plan definition

Technical Plan means the plan that provides a comprehensive list of activities, costs, and schedules that are required to achieve the technical requirements of the Licence.

Technical Plan means the technical plan relating to the Licensed Service which accompanied the Licensee’s application for the Licence pursuant to Section 7(4)(b) of the 1996 Act;

Technical Plan or “Plan” means the plan for a repair or expansion of a subsurface sewage disposal system.

Examples of Technical Plan in a sentence

• Team member descriptions should address the Technical Plan, describe the time and percent effort divisions for members participating across multiple TAs, and delineate individuals to avoid duplication of efforts.

• The Company has made all the investments required to start digital transmissions pursuant to Royal Decree 2169/1998, of October 9, which approved the Spanish National Technical Plan for Digital Terrestrial TV.

• The Technical Plan (objectives, approach, methods and procedures, and substudy proposal) of the technical proposal shall not exceed 30 single-sided pages or 15 double-sided pages.

• The substudy proposal section of the Technical Plan (included within the 30 page limit) shall not exceed 8 single-sided or 4 double-sided pages.

• When approved, a signed copy of the Technical Plan will be sent back to the supplier.

More Definitions of Technical Plan

Technical Plan means the mutually agreed document to be attached in Schedule 3 (that is subject to change fromtime to time) setting out the technical configurations and the standards and methods of operation to be used by the Parties “VAT” Value Added Tax

Technical Plan means the mutually agreed document to be attached in Schedule 3 (that is subject to change from time to time) “VAT” Value Added Tax

Technical Plan means the statement of work prepared for the development of the Ultrio Assay Product, including the responsibilities to be performed by each party, the responsibilities to be performed jointly, the schedule for performance of those responsibilities, an overall development timeline and a Resource Plan. The initial Technical Plan is described in the Binder, under the heading "Technical Plan, Revision A, dated June 27, 2001," and may be amended from time to time under the provisions of Section 3 below.

Technical Plan means the statement of work prepared for the development of the WNV Assay Product, including the responsibilities to be performed by each party, the responsibilities to be performed jointly, the schedule for performance of those responsibilities, an overall development timeline and a Resource Plan. The initial Technical Plan is described in the Binder, under the heading "Technical Plan, Revision B, dated 06/09/03," and may be amended from time to time under the provisions of Section 3 below.

Technical Plan means the statement of work prepared for the development of the eSAS 2 Instrument, including the responsibilities to be performed by each Party, the responsibilities to be performed jointly, the schedule for performance of those responsibilities, an overall development timeline and a Resource Plan. The initial Technical Plan is attached hereto as Schedule 1.15. The Technical Plan may be amended from time to time in accordance with the provisions of Section 3 below. The Technical Plan, as it may be amended from time to time, shall be retained in the Binder under the heading “Technical Plan, Revision ___, dated xx/xx/xx.”

Technical Plan means the technical plan relating to the Licensed Service which accompanied the Licensee's application for the Licence pursuant to section 50(4)(b) of the 1996 Act or the technical plan relating to the Licensed Service which accompanied the Licensee's application for renewal of the Licence pursuant to section 58(4)(a) of the 1996 Act, as varied from time to time by agreement between Ofcom and the Licensee;

Technical Plan means Supplier’s technical planning guide, updated on an annual basis, which sets forth the output of each individual piece of equipment, and a statement of all of the assumptions upon which such output is based.