COMMUNICATION FACILITATION REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

COMMUNICATION FACILITATION REQUIREMENTS. 4.1. Communication utilizing the NMPSFA Internet/Web based Construction Information Management System (CIMS) is a requirement of Basic Services. The PAC firm shall, if needed and within seven (7) days following execution of a Purchase Order to provide PAC services for a project, schedule NMPSFA training of project personnel on the use of NMPSFA-CIMS. The PAC firm shall utilize the NMPSFA- CIMS for project management during development of the Contact Documents and for project administration during construction of the project. Each party shall: 4.1.1. Create all contractual communications through the NMPSFA-CIMS and load all reports, meeting notes, and any other pertinent project information into the NMPSFA-CIMS. 4.1.2. Have access to the internet and an internet-email address of their own choice, and provide NMPSFA with the names, positions and email addresses of all individuals who will have access to the NMPSFA-CIMS. 4.1.3. Have adequate computing hardware to run the NMPSFA-CIMS, including: 4.1.3.1. Operating System: Windows® XP or newer. 4.1.3.2. Support Internet Browsers Explorer 7.0. 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, Google Chrome (current V29), Mozilla Firefox (current V23), Apple Safari for Mac (OS X 10.8 V6.0.4), Apple Safari for Windows (V5.1.7), Apple Safari for iOS mobile (V6.1). Note: Additional browsers such as Firefox, Chrome and Safari do not support the Active X controls required.
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COMMUNICATION FACILITATION REQUIREMENTS. 4.1. Communication utilizing the NMPSFA Internet/Web based Construction Information Management System (CIMS) is a requirement of Basic Services. The PAC firm shall, if needed and within seven (7) days following execution of a Purchase Order to provide PAC services for a project, schedule NMPSFA training of project personnel on the use of NMPSFA-CIMS. The PAC firm shall utilize the NMPSFA- CIMS for project management during development of the Contact Documents and for project administration during construction of the project. Each party shall: 4.1.1. Create all contractual communications through the NMPSFA-CIMS and load all reports, meeting notes, and any other pertinent project information into the NMPSFA-CIMS. 4.1.2. Have access to the internet and an internet-email address of their own choice, and provide NMPSFA with the names, positions and email addresses of all individuals who will have access to the NMPSFA-CIMS. 4.1.3. Have adequate computing hardware to run the NMPSFA-CIMS, including: 4.1.3.1. Operating System: Windows® XP or newer. 4.1.3.2. Support Internet Browsers Explorer 7.0. 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, Google Chrome (current V29), Mozilla Firefox (current V23), Apple Safari for Mac (OS X 10.8 V6.0.4), Apple Safari for Windows (V5.1.7), Apple Safari for iOS mobile (V6.1). Note: Additional browsers such as Firefox, Chrome and Safari do not support the Active X controls required. 4.1.3.3. Screen Resolution: Minimum 1024 x 768 (Recommended horizontal resolution 1280 or higher) 4.1.3.4. Processor Speed: 1 Gigahertz and above Minimum Recommended Connection Speed: 256k or above 4.1.3.5. RAM: 512 MB or higher 4.1.4. Agree that use of the NMPSFA-CIMS software will not replace or change any contractual responsibilities. 4.1.5. Have installed Adobe Acrobat 7.0 or higher, pdf converter or equal. 4.1.6. Optionally have an attached scanner (minimum 800x600 pixels) and a digital camera (minimum resolution of one (1) mega pixels). The scanner and digital camera would serve as a benefit to sending images as an e-mail attachment to the Design Professional, NMPSFA, or Owner, rather than faxing or mailing the image. 4.1.7. In addition, the PAC firm will need the following downloads: 4.1.7.1. Multi-file Upload Tool: to drag and drop multiple files into e-Builder 4.1.7.2. Redline/View Tool: to view and markup AutoCAD drawings and picture files 4.1.7.3. Adobe Acrobat Reader: to view PDF documents
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