Defined Work Packages
A focused engagement for a specific requirement, with a clear scope and an identified completion point.
Discuss your requirement ↗One requirement. Defined boundaries.
A defined work package suits a requirement that can be described with sufficient clarity before work starts. The scope may cover a particular supply, service or activity. The emphasis is on making deliverables, responsibilities and completion arrangements understandable to both parties.
Identify the package
Describe the required activity, location, quantities and deliverables. Explain how the package connects to the wider project without assuming that wider project responsibilities are included.
Agree inputs and exclusions
Identify what Asnad is to provide and what remains with the client or another party. Access, technical information, utilities and receiving arrangements are examples of inputs that may require clarification.
Establish the programme
Define the intended start, duration and completion point. Dependencies and the basis for any resource or delivery assumptions should be visible in the agreed scope.
Confirm acceptance and records
Determine how the work or supplies will be reviewed and what documents are required at completion. Any outstanding items should be recorded with responsibility for follow-up.
A bounded engagement with an agreed scope, deliverables and completion arrangement.