Environmental Consultant’s Key Personnel Sample Clauses

Environmental Consultant’s Key Personnel. The Environmental Consultant shall provide the School District with the names and resumes of the Key Personnel for each environmental discipline who will be performing environmental consulting services on School District projects, for its review and approval. The resumes of the Key Personnel shall include education, experience, certifications and assigned responsibilities for School District projects. Written certifications of the Key Personnel shall be included with the resumes. The Key Personnel of the Environmental Consultant for each environmental discipline are identified as line item costs in the personnel section(s) of the Environmental Consultant’s Fee Proposal attached hereto at Exhibit E. These persons shall devote their time as necessary to the assigned Project(s) to ensure the Environmental Consultant’s full and timely performance of this Contract, on-time and on-budget. The Environmental Consultant shall not remove, reassign, replace, or substitute any listed Key Personnel, without the prior written notice to and consent of the School District, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. Written notice must be submitted to the School District Office of Environmental Management and Services. In the event that these persons become unavailable to serve on the assigned Project(s), the Environmental Consultant shall obtain the School District’s prior approval of any selected substitute personnel, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
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