DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE DONE. The services to be furnished by the Engineer to the Owner, as set forth in Attachment B Scope of Work/Services, together with obligations of the Owner, which shall contain information and data, which shall consist of the following described elements. Additional explanations are included in Attachment E Additional Provisions
DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE DONE. Services to be furnished by the Consultant to the Sponsor together with obligations of the Sponsor or Sponsor’s Agent (Michigan Department of Transportation) or hereinafter referred to as MDOT to furnish certain information and data shall consist of the following described elements (additional explanations included in Attachment “E”):
DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE DONE. The services to be furnished by the CONSULTANT to the SPONSOR, as set forth in Attachment E, Scope of Work/Services, together with obligations of the SPONSOR or the SPONSOR’s Agent (Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), Office of Aeronautics, Airports Division), hereinafter referred to as AERO, will contain certain information and data which will consist of the following described elements. Additional explanations are included in Attachment E.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE DONE. Security and safety services, observation and monitoring students, over watch protection for school campus, document activity on daily reports, monitor vehicle and pedestrian traffic and parking, coordinate with local safety agencies, conduct directed patrols of interior, exterior building sites and surrounding property, knowledge of property security systems, conduct frequent safety checks of property grounds and enforce safety policies, observe and report criminal activity to proper authorities, act as liaison with local law enforcement, collaborate with school staff on security projects, assist with special projects as needed and effectively communicate with all supervisors.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE DONE. (The sign of a well-built contract) The best way to avoid disputes over what is or isn’t expected from a home improvement job is to write out the details in a contract. The contract should be as specific as possible regarding all materials to be used, such as the quality, quantity, weight, color, size, or brand name as it may apply. For example, the contract should say “install oak kitchen cabinets, manufactured by Company XYZ, model 01381A, as per the plan,” not just “install kitchen cabinets.” DESCRIBING THE JOB - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY THE GOOD THE BAD THE UGLY Install oak kitchen cabinets manufactured by Company XYZ, model ABC, per plan Install oak country style kitchen cabinets Install some cabinets Paint indoor entry (per plan) using brand X paint, color ABC, two coats, with preparation described in next paragraph. Prep and paint entryway with blue paint Paint the entry Install brand X kitchen faucet in style ABC and color BCS. Kitchen faucet replaced if necessary Replace kitchen fixtures Swimming pool contracts must include a plan and scale drawing showing the shape, size dimensions, and construction and equipment specifications. Make sure the contract includes everything that is agreed to, up to and including complete cleanup and removal of debris and materials, and special requests like saving lumber for firewood or saving certain materials or appliances.
