Design Proposal a complete and properly signed proposal, submitted in accordance with the submission requirements, to perform the Work or designated portion thereof for the amount stipulated therein.
Design Proposal. 2.2.1 The Artist shall carry out such reasonable Site inspections, interviews, and research as may be necessary, including meetings with representatives from Texas Tech in order to prepare a Design Proposal (the “Design Proposal”) for the Work. Texas Tech shall make available to the Artist the necessary background materials and information on matters affecting the Site and installation of the Work including, where applicable, the most recent written requirements and specifications for the Work and the project design documents for the underlying capital project. It is the intent of the Parties that Texas Tech and the Artist shall establish a close and cooperative consultation throughout the duration of this Contract.
2.2.2 The Artist has submitted a preliminary Design Proposal to Texas Tech dated Date, attached as Exhibit A. The Design Proposal submitted to Texas Tech for its approval included the following:
2.2.2.1 Project narrative (conceptual description);
2.2.2.2 Description of the material(s) to be used in fabrication;
2.2.2.3 Dimensions of the Work;
2.2.2.4 Rendering(s) of the proposed work(s) of art;
2.2.2.5 Plans for production including fabrication, transportation, and installation;
2.2.2.6 Maintenance and technical information;
2.2.2.7 Project schedule; and
2.2.2.8 A well-defined budget, not to exceed $00,000.00. The budget is all inclusive. The budget must include the Artist fee, insurance, travel, engineering, materials, fabrication, packing, shipping, installation, post-installation documentation, and contingencies.
2.2.3 Texas Tech shall, within thirty (30) days following the next regularly scheduled University Public Art Committee meeting after the Artist’s submission and presentation of the Design Proposal, notify the Artist whether the Committee approves or disapproves the Design Proposal. During this period the Artist shall be available as reasonably required to meet with Texas Tech representatives to discuss the Design Proposal.
2.2.4 If Texas Tech approves the Design Proposal, it must receive all necessary documents, such as the required insurance, and deem the documents satisfactory, before the Artist is issued a Notice to Proceed for procurement of materials, fabrication and engineering. Upon acceptance by Texas Tech, the Design Proposal and all associated documents shall be incorporated into this Contract.
2.2.5 If Texas Tech does not approve the Design Proposal, it shall provide the Artist with a statement in writing of its reasons f...
Design Proposal. The Artist shall prepare a design proposal, which will include the following:
A. Model/maquette to scale showing some indication of color and, if necessary or upon Minnesota State request, other drawings or documentation to present a meaningful representation of the proposed Work. Engineering drawings of the Work or the footings may be required at a later date for structural design review.
B. Completed Artwork Statement form, attached as Exhibit A, describing details of the Work including materials, dimensions, weight, and finish. This form shall be submitted to Minnesota State no later than two weeks prior to the design proposal presentation.
C. Recommendations regarding site preparation, including appropriate lighting.
D. Outline of proposed installation and preliminary maintenance recommendations.
E. Completed Preliminary Timeline/Budget Estimate form, attached as Exhibit B. This form shall be submitted to Minnesota State no later than two weeks prior to the design proposal presentation.
F. Other: [Delete this item if there are no other requirements for design proposal; otherwise, insert description of other requirements]
Design Proposal. Documentation I Drawings showing Details of any Signage, Lining, Signal s, Loading Areas, Bus Stops and Taxi Ranks Required Proposal - II Review Proposals Produce Worksite Phasing Plan for Area Requi red �
Design Proposal. The objectives of Xxxxxxxxx 3.0 are to implement an enterprise data integration, management, analysis, and visualization platform utilizing best-in-breed technology to:
Design Proposal. Valley District shall work with one or more firms to 96 develop a design/build proposal for review and approval by EVWD no 97 later than _April 30, 2016.
Design Proposal. 1.2.1 The design proposal is Phase One of the design process. As promptly as possible after the execution of this Agreement, a meeting will be held at the Mayo Civic Center in order for the Artist to carry out reasonable site inspections, consultations, interviews and research as may be necessary, including meetings and interviews with the Owner, Project Architect, General Contractor, Art Task Force Committee, and users of the building. The intent of the meeting is to provide the Artist information and input from all affected parties of the Project in order for the Artist to prepare schematic design proposals of the Work (the “Schematic Design Proposal”) based on established project goals. The Owner shall make available to the Artist necessary background materials and information on matters affecting the Project and site including, if applicable, the construction documents for the Project. Additional meetings may be scheduled if mutually agreed to by the Artist and the Owner.
1.2.2 Following the meeting and consultations specified in Section 1.2.1, the Artist shall prepare a Schematic Design Proposal(s) for the Owner. The Schematic Design Proposal(s) for the Work shall be original, unique, and designed specifically for the Project. The Schematic Design Proposal(s) shall include the following at a minimum:
A. A written statement describing the Work, concept drawings, a three-dimensional model or other documentation to present a meaningful representation of the proposed Work, material list and samples of materials.
B. Provide dimensioned drawings depicting unique detailing and including all necessary specifications as required for certification, inspection and approval prior to fabrication and installation.
C. A preliminary description of potential maintenance issues and requirements.
D. A preliminary statement of changes that will need to be made to the existing building or site to accommodate the Work, including but not limited to, lighting, structure, mechanical or electrical impacts.
E. Preliminary timeline schedule (includes design development, preparation of construction and bid documents, fabrication, construction and installation).
F. Preliminary cost estimate for the Work (includes design, engineering, fabrication, materials, labor, transportation, installation, insurance, and Artist fees and expenses, construction contingency of 5% to 10%, including all sub-contractors of the Artist). The Artist shall estimate the most reasonable and cost-effective...
Design Proposal. Exhibit A contains the design proposal submitted by the Artist and approved by the TOWN. The Final Design Documents as described in Article 5 shall be substantially in compliance with Exhibit A.
Design Proposal. All TEAMS must submit a Design Proposal acceptable to CAFE in order to execute this Agreement. TEAM’s Design Proposal must contain a detailed description of the vehicle design, its innovations and its technology advancement to be demonstrated. The Design Proposal must be accompanied by the signed Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA, Appendix H) TEAM’s Design Proposal must then be approved and accepted by CAFE in order for TEAM to become eligible to execute this AGREEMENT and participate in the CHALLENGE. Information required in the Design Proposal must include at minimum that found in Appendix G. In the interest of the CHALLENGE goals, which are to develop and disseminate new technologies for community acceptance, environmental protection, efficiency, speed, and vehicle safety, CAFE reserves the right to evaluate and select Design Proposals that best fit these goals. In that selection process, CAFE reserves the right to decline to accept Vehicles that it deems unsafe, of poor quality construction, unlikely to obtain FAA license, of a performance level likely to be below the thresholds required, too similar to any two other entrants, not validly a U.S. team, ineligible due to having been US federally funded or staffed or incompatible with the above stated goals of the competition. CAFE will explain to TEAM LEADER its reason(s) for declining to accept any Design Proposal. TEAMS whose Design Proposal is not accepted may revise and re- submit it. CAFE’s evaluation of the acceptability of TEAM’s Design Proposal may require up to 30 calendar days. Once a TEAM is accepted and officially registered into the CHALLENGE by CAFE according to this Agreement, CAFE shall not remove or “bump” that TEAM from the CHALLENGE in order to make room for any other team. If TEAMS apply for the CHALLENGE after it has filled its maximum number of entries, then entries will be prioritized onto a wait list by CAFE based on their date of submission and the potential impact of their proposed technologies on the CHALLENGE goals. A list of all TEAMs submitting Notice of Interest letters and those officially registered to compete in the 2011 CHALLENGE will be posted on the CAFE website at xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx within 10 days of such submittals and registrations. Those postings will protect the proprietary information of each TEAM in accordance with the NDA. CAFE will welcome Design Proposals submitted by Universities or Colleges, individuals, private design groups, corporations or other business en...
