Detailed Requirement. The Contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to perform the work described below. In order to accomplish the objectives of this task order the Contractor shall perform the following tasks: • Task 1: Project Management;
Detailed Requirement. Tasks and responsibilities in primary profession
Detailed Requirement. Tasks and responsibilities
Detailed Requirement. The Contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to perform the work described below. Task orders that pertain to the execution of the SMEE planning effort (detailed below) for the Smart Columbus Program deployment will be forthcoming. To accomplish the objectives of this task order the Contractor shall perform the following tasks: • Task 1: Project Management • Task 2: Support Smart Columbus Development of Performance Measurement and Evaluation Plans • Task 3: Develop Evaluation Plan • Task 4: Develop Stakeholder Acceptance/Satisfaction Evaluation Plan • Task 5: Develop Data Plan • Task 6: Develop Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation (AMS) Plan • Task 7: Develop Safety Management Plan • Task 8: Develop Acquisition, Installation and Test Plans • Task 9: Develop Participant Training and Evaluation Outreach Plans • Task 10: Develop Financial and Institutional Evaluation Plan • Task 11: Develop National-Level Smart City Evaluation Plan • Task 12: Develop Comprehensive Evaluation Plan (CEP)
Detailed Requirement. Ref Requirement 1 Providers shall offer daily collection from farms in the geographical area the Authority appoint them to cover 2 Providers shall be able to handle all farm animal carcase sizes from a small batch of chicks up to one or more adult cows. This includes collection from on - farm, taking delivery from farmers and onward transport to the PME site. 3 Providers shall be able to uniquely identify Carcases at collection from farm. All farm animal for PME Carcases shall be identified with a tag that can be cross referenced with a paper record including the xxxxxx’x name, the farm name and the responsible Veterinary Practice 4 Providers shall be able to transport carcases to the specified PME site every Working Day. Monday-Thursday, Carcases shall arrive by 15:00 BST for same-day PME. However, later deliveries may be acceptable if other logistics dictate. On Friday, carcases should arrive by 14:00 BST preferably and by 15:00 BST at the latest. 5 Providers shall ‘bag’ all small farm animals for PME Carcases up to a 20kgs weight. Multiple farm animals for PME Carcases in the same submission may be ‘bagged’ together where appropriate. The Provider shall ensure that batches of small Carcases such as piglets or chicks are kept together in transit and at the Collection centre/s. If a batch of small Carcases exceeds 20kg then two or more bags shall be used. 6 Carcases must be handled in such a way that they are not damaged and are suitable for diagnostic PME. E.g. the Carcase of a cow should not be placed on top of a bag of baby chicks. 7 Before leaving the last on farm pick up, Providers shall ring/email/text the PME site to state departure time and to list carcases transported 8 Providers shall be ABP registered as Category 1 & Category 2, and shall comply with the requirements set out in the ABP regulations EC No.1069/2009 and implementing EC No142/2011. Guidance on ABP requirements can be found on the internet at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/ahvla-en/disease-control/abp/ Guidance on handling, storage and transportation of ABP at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/ahvla-en/disease-control/abp/reg-trans-hand-storage/ The legislation is as follows: Regulation (EC) 1069/2009 and Regulation (EU) 142/2011 9 Providers shall comply with all current legislation and regulations in relation to the services they provide under this Call of Contract. 10 Providers shall have appropriate trained and competent staff and facilities to humanly kill any Carcase that is alive at the coll...
Detailed Requirement. 3.1 The construction of the space (Phase 1 and Phase 2) as shown in the attached design drawings and building regulation package. All minimum specifications must be adhered to. All requirements refer to both phase 1 and 2.
3.2 Electricity connections including fuse boards, the solar power control panel, security alarm and fire alarm and the cctv box as well as any phone sockets must remain intact and connected and if necessary moved to appropriate locations. Sensors for fire and security alarms will need to be appropriately placed and extra sensors fitted if needed to comply with regulations and for systems to work effectively. Chubb Electronic Security Limited will need to be consulted and used if any works involve the security alarm. Twin electric sockets must be fitted in positions approved by the NE Project Manager. Approximately 20 twin points will be required in Phase 1 and 8 twin points in Phase two.
3.3 Gas connections (using existing supply in) and heating must be provided. The current boiler may be used if appropriate. New radiators will be required and should be supplied and fitted as necessary.
3.4 Lighting will be required to allow complete illumination of the work areas. The system will be required to be energy efficient with controls for occupancy and daylight. Minimum emergency lighting is also required.
3.5 Water and drainage. All water connections to be fitted and all drainage and waste connections.
3.6 Walls and ceilings must be decorated in white or cream or similar colour and in accordance with the below table: Wall Paints Over and above those excluded by the maximum VOC content limits in Directive 2004/42/CE as above, the following products shall not be used: Indoor paints and varnishes with a content of solvents (VOCs with a boiling point of 250oC maximum) higher than: For wall paints (according to EN 13300): 30g/l (minus water) All other paints and coatings (such as varnishes) Over and above those excluded by the maximum VOC content limits in Directive 2004/42/CE as above, the following products shall not be used: Indoor paints and varnishes with a content of solvents (VOCs with a boiling point of 250oC maximum) higher than: For other paints with a spreading rate of at least 15 m2/l at a hiding power of 98% opacity: 250g/l (minus water) - For all other products (including paints that are not wall paints and that have a spreading rate of less than 15 m2/l, varnishes wood stains, floor coatings and floor paints, and related products):...
Detailed Requirement. 9.1 The Contractor must provide the following outputs/deliverables: A Training Brief, setting out detailed content and format including role-play, together with handouts. The contractor will supply a qualified trainer to deliver the training at a number of events held in national venues. The optimum number of delegates per event is to be between 8 - 12 members of staff. The contractor should quote for the total cost of this training programme The quotation shall include costs to the Department of the licence for ownership of this training material, to include training brief, handouts and any other supporting materials used. The contractor will use MOJ/HMCTS evaluation forms and will forward completed forms to the Authority’s Contract Manager, within 2 days of the end of each event
9.2 The Contractor may be asked to carry out amendments to ‘signed off’ training material and will be asked to provide a daily rate to provide this service. However there is no guarantee this work or service will be required.
Detailed Requirement. The requirement will need to be implemented in three stages as follows:
Detailed Requirement. The Recipient shall design a workshop, of no more than one day in duration, and deliver this nationally. The workshop should ensure the target groups identified above have a complete knowledge about court processes and the support that victims need in court to include: Entitlements under the Victims’ Code and the Witness Charter for all victims of sexual violence including special measures. Roles and responsibilities in accompanying and supporting a victim in a court setting including when they are giving evidence by live link – this includes the relationship with the Court Based Witness Service. A walk-through of the main processes within court proceedings. Ensure that training is tailored to those who provide advocacy support to the victims of violence against women and girls as well as where ISVAs/YPAs support male victims of sexual violence and where the ISVA/YPA supports Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual and Transgender victims of sexual violence. It is important to the Authority that the workshops are well attended by ISVAs and YPAs nationally to ensure that the benefits of this training reach victims of sexual violence everywhere. The Recipient is therefore required to design and deliver the workshops in a manner that achieves this. Young Peoples’ Advocates’ Co-ordinators have confirmed that YPAs should be trained alongside the ISVAs, given that YPA cases aren’t just confined to the youth courts. The workshops shall be free of charge to participants. The Recipient shall have a range of expertise and experience within their team to deliver high quality workshops. The Recipient shall deliver a consistent approach to all workshops/materials provided. The Recipient shall not use the personal data of trainees for purposes other than the delivery of the Services set out in the Grant Agreement. The Recipient shall collect anonymised data that demonstrates that they are delivering the training in a way that takes account of the attendees’ Protected Characteristics (under the Equalities Act 2010). Furthermore the Recipient will need to demonstrate that the training supports ISVAs and YPAs to take account of the Protected Characteristics of victims. The Recipient should ensure that the training is available to ISVAs/YPAS who may support men and children in addition to women to ensure that the Authority is discharging its Public Sector Equality Duty (under the Equalities Act 2010).
Detailed Requirement. The Contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to provide the Development of Crash Modification Factors for Different Separated Bike Lane (SBL) Configurations. The Contractor shall focus on the development of CMFs associated with different SBL configurations, to quantify how the various SBL configurations influence the number and type of crashes along a corridor (both at the midblock and at intersections), and develop one or more midblock CMFs for SBLs, if feasible. The analysis methods shall be consistent with nationally accepted data-driven statistical procedures similar to those used to develop the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Highway Safety Manual. The Contractor shall also coordinate with ongoing efforts to modify FHWA’s Travel Monitoring Analysis System (TMAS), based on the Traffic Monitoring Guide format, so that SBL exposures can be properly assessed and incorporated into a system for acquiring and assembling SBL data (FHWA, 2015). This project shall be conducted in two phases, as described below:
