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16 lip 2019 · Proprietary specifying is when construction specifications indicate product requirements by naming specific manufacturers and, perhaps, products. Often more than one specifying method—sometimes all four—are used in the same specifications section.
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Proprietary specifying—indicating manufacturers and products...
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8 sie 2014 · An open proprietary specification describes a single product or system but allows the bidder to suggest an alternate or substitute product. The correct use of alternate, option, and substitution is important when writing proprietary specifications as each has a fundamentally different meaning.
5 wrz 2021 · A proprietary specification is used by architects and contractors whenever a specific product is required due to its relationship with the owner’s company or something else associated with the building (like high-end luxury finishes in a hotel, for instance).
An open proprietary specification describes a single product or system but allows the bidder to suggest an alternate or substitute product. The correct use of alternate, option , and substitution is important when writing proprietary specifications as each has a fundamentally different meaning.
12 sie 2019 · Proprietary specifying—indicating manufacturers and products by name in the specifications (i.e., “Provide Model A by Manufacturer X, or Model B by Manufacturer Y”)—can be very useful and powerful.
16 sie 2021 · Specifications communicate the information required to achieve a desired work result. There are four methods of specifying: performance, descriptive, reference standard, and proprietary. The different methods of specifying can be combined in a single specification section.
7 maj 2024 · Although not as common as prescriptive and performance, a proprietary specification is used if only one specific product can be used for an installation. This is commonly used when equipment or machinery requires only one certain material that indicates performance.
