Major Change definition
Examples of Major Change in a sentence
Major Change: A change to the specified performance, maintainability, operation, power requirements, compatibility, measurement, user interface, reliability, quantity, scale, quality, terms, delivery method, or requirement of any product or service that affects the obligations of the parties or reflects a substantial alteration in circumstances surrounding the agreement, or is of such a nature that knowledge of the change would affect a person’s decision-making process.
New or Major Change Construction Permit .........................................425.00b.
In the event of a Major Change, Supplier will review its information security plan, update it as needed, and submit it to UC as detailed herein.
Refer to Section XII, Project Revision and Modification, in the Grant Agreement for definition of major change and Attachment D-2.3 for the Application for Major Change form.
If less than ten days before the scheduled departure, Delux Public Charter becomes aware that a Major Change must be made, Delux Public Charter will notify Participant as soon as possible.