Contractor to Provide. Unless otherwise provided in the Contract Documents, the Contractor shall provide and pay for labor, material, equipment, tools, construction equipment and machinery, water, heat, air conditioning, utilities, transportation, and other facilities, services and permits necessary for proper execution and completion of the Work whether temporary or permanent and whether or not incorporated or to be incorporated in the Work.
Contractor to Provide. The Contractor shall provide the services set out in the Signature Document and in accordance with the General Terms and Conditions (the "Services").
Contractor to Provide a written certification from all parties responsible for the roof warranties that the PV systems, as installed, have no adverse effect on roof warranties or the Contractor must provide substitute roof warranties of equal value.
Contractor to Provide. (a) A primary point of contact to act as Project Manager (“CPM”) and work with Snohomish County's Project Manager (“SCPM”), or other designated representative.
(b) Professional staff to perform or manage the functions described in this SOW. The assignment of such Contractor staff shall be disclosed to County and shall be subject to County's approval. County may direct the Contractor to remove or reassign any staff that the County determines to be unqualified or unsuitable; however, County's right to do so does not implicate County as party to Contractor's obligations in the SOW.
(c) Weekly status reports as required by SCPM.
(d) Production and Non-Production sites.
(e) Kickoff meeting agenda.
(f) Login credentials, configuration settings review, and security permissions configuration review.
(g) Virtual training shall be provided to County staff in accordance with section 9, Table 2 of this SOW.
(h) Access for County staff to 24/7 on-demand virtual training web approach with topic selection
Contractor to Provide. (a) A primary point of contact to act as Project Manager (“CPM”) and work with Snohomish County’s Project Manager (“SCPM”), or other designated representative.
(b) Professional staff to perform or manage the functions described in this SOW. The assignment of such Contractor staff shall be disclosed to County and shall be subject to County’s approval. County may direct the Contractor to remove or reassign any staff that the County determines to be unqualified or unsuitable; however, County’s right to do so does not implicate County as party to Contractor’s obligations in the SOW.
(c) Weekly and status reports, and attendance at status meetings as required by SCPM.
Contractor to Provide. (a) Kickoff meeting and agenda, and timeline with an estimated Go-Live date.
(b) A primary point of contact to act as Contractor Project Manager (“CPM”) and work with Snohomish County’s Project Manager (“SCPM”), or other designated representative.
(c) Access to the Project Implementation Plan that will be updated by F.H. Black & Company (FHB) at project kickoff and agreed to by the County.
(d) Login credentials, configuration settings review, security permissions configuration review.
(e) Professional staff to perform or manage the functions described in this SOW. The assignment of such Contractor staff shall be disclosed to County and shall be subject to County’s approval. County may direct the Contractor to remove or reassign any staff that the County determines to be unqualified or unsuitable; however, County’s right to do so does not implicate County as party to Contractor’s obligations in the SOW.
(f) Reports - Weekly and/or monthly status reports as required by SCPM.
(g) Tutorials and user guides that cover the Platform, which may include: initial design of basic sections, document structures and the import of prior year documents as provided by the County.
Contractor to Provide. At all times the Contractor will ensure that DEC is supplied with Documentation that fully describes in a manner in which DEC can readily understand and apply, processes and procedures relevant to the Services and Deliverables (including Documentation specifically required by the Specifications).
Contractor to Provide. Drill rigs
1) one wheeled skid mounted 25HH drill rig (or equivalent)
Contractor to Provide. Drill rigs
1) two heliportable BBS 25A surface drill rig(s) (or equivalent) Drill Rods and Casing
1) N sized rods in sufficient quantity to reach depths contemplated (225 meters per drill rig)
2) NW casing in sufficient quantities to reach bedrock (30 meters per drill rig)
3) NQ-2" core barrels Water Supply
1) 800 meters of waterline for each drill
2) supply pumps as required for each drill
3) coil stoves as required for each water line
4) water storage tanks as required Mud Mixing Equipment
1) mud mixing tanks and mixers as required for each drill
2) mud settling tanks as required for each drill Diamond Tools All necessary diamond products including bits, reamer shells, casing shoes and tricones. In cases of diamond exploration, all diamond tools will contain 100% synthetic diamonds; no tools will contain natural diamonds. Fuels and Lubricants All lubricants and oils normally consumed by the CONTRACTOR's equipment. Other Equipment
1) All necessary hand tools and spares deemed necessary for the work
2) helicopter transport baskets complete with slings as required Communications
1) one satellite phone per rig
2) hand-held radios as required W) Crewing The CONTRACTOR will provide personnel to carry the work out on a twelve (12) hour, two (2) shift basis, seven (7) days per week. Each drilling shift will be operated by one driller and one helper The work will be supervised by a full time xxxxxxx when more than one rig is running. The CONTRACTOR may provide extra personnel for non-drilling activities such as site clearing and set-up building, expediting, waterline maintenance, skidder or loader operating and drill rig support. The total number of CONTRACTOR personnel and that of his subcontractors is estimated at ten (10) persons for the scope of the program as contemplated herein, and as listed below: * four drillers * four helpers * one full-time xxxxxxx * one extra man The CONTRACTOR may at any time or from time to time change the crews in accordance with field breaks, duty tours, statutory requirements, or other circumstances requiring a crew movement. The costs of unscheduled crew movement requested by the CONTRACTOR will be for the CONTRACTOR's account.
Contractor to Provide. HazMat information and training: Contractor shall provide all persons working on the Project site with information and training on hazardous chemicals in their work at the time of their initial assignment, and whenever a new hazard is introduced into their work area.
