It is not the intent that a programme submitted as part of the quotation ever becomes the Accepted Programme once the quote has been accepted/implemented. If you think about it, it wouldn't make sense if a quotation has taken 12 weeks to become accepted, and in the meantime two further programmes have been issued for acceptance and been accepted - you would not want the quotation programme to superseded these two programmes that contain more up to date information. If you have only submitted part of the programme with the quote then this could never become the Accepted Programme. The fact a whole programme has been submitted does not suddenly change the rules here.
Any programme issued for acceptance at the intervals stated within contract data part 1 should reflect the effects of compensation events as they occur. The initial effects will be on planned Completion, and once the quotation is implemented may then allow the Completion Date to be moved, if the reason for the movement in planned Completion was due to the effects of the compensation event.
The acceptance of a quote is implementation. Implementation requires the PM to confirm any changes to the Prices, Completion Date and/or Key Dates. This is independent of the programme acceptance process (which progressively will reflect the effects of compensation events).
Any programme issued for acceptance at the intervals stated within contract data part 1 should reflect the effects of compensation events as they occur. The initial effects will be on planned Completion, and once the quotation is implemented may then allow the Completion Date to be moved, if the reason for the movement in planned Completion was due to the effects of the compensation event.
The acceptance of a quote is implementation. Implementation requires the PM to confirm any changes to the Prices, Completion Date and/or Key Dates. This is independent of the programme acceptance process (which progressively will reflect the effects of compensation events).