The maximum duration of this period in days.
A user interface can collect or display this data in months or years as appropriate,
and then convert it into days when storing this field.
This field can be used when exact dates are not known.
If a startDate and endDate are set, this field, if used,
should be equal to the difference between startDate and endDate.
Otherwise, if a startDate and maxExtentDate are set, this field, if used,
should be equal to the difference between startDate and maxExtentDate.
The end date for the period. When known, a precise end date must be provided.
The period cannot be extended beyond this date. This field can be used to express the maximum available date for extension or renewal of this period.
The start date for the period. When known, a precise start date must be provided.
Returns the number of days this period is being valid for.
Checks if this period's duration is valid according to the durationInDays field description.
Used to check if this period is defined through the use of startDate and maxExtentDate fields.
Checks if this period's range is valid according to the durationInDays field description.
Sets the extent for this period.
Sets the range for this period.
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Key events during a contracting process may have a known start date, end date, duration, or maximum extent (the latest date the period can extend to). In some cases, not all of these fields will have known or relevant values.