"scope of the contract" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the extent or boundaries of a legal agreement or contract. Example: The scope of the contract clearly states that the contractor is responsible for completing all construction work within a two-month timeframe.
"I have a green light to discuss confidentiality, budget, and the scope of the contract," the email said, according to the indictment.
"Arc had a First Amendment right to speak on matters of public concern whether they were outside the scope of the contract, as we allege, or even if they were within the scope of the contract because they were brought on to be independent," said Geoffrey King, Arc's lawyer.
The scope of the contract includes myriad tasks from importing fuels to repairing pipelines, and the costs have increased through task orders and subcontracts, some of which are carried out with limited documentation or disclosure.
He said not all the activities listed would necessarily be included in the final scope of the contract, but if the force added other activities later a "new and costly procurement exercise" would be needed.
The Maryland Department of Transportation has previously mentioned some of the additional costs outside the scope of the contract, even as MDOT officials have repeatedly referred to the line's construction as costing $1.99 billion.
She added: "Sheffield city council's chief executive and cabinet members for finance and environment and transport at the time were fully briefed on the scope of the contract and the negotiated deal prior to the contract being awarded.
It was the first time that the administration had outlined the ballooning scope of the contracts, and it provided a new indication of how the State Department's efforts to monitor private companies had not kept pace.
A spokesman for Fluor, Jerry Holloway, confirmed that it had been invited to bid on the work in Iraq but said he could not comment on the scale or scope of the contracts.
Mr. Menchini said the city could also decide to narrow the scope of the contracts it eventually approves to allow Verizon to continue to provide the 911 service, a huge system that connects police, fire, ambulance and other emergency services through a single number.
The scope of the contracts between the companies are not yet clear.
All that is within the scope of this contract need not be determined.
