Establish Technical Working Group Sample Clauses

Establish Technical Working Group. The contractor shall also convene a Technical Working Group (TWG) of stakeholders from a variety of fields, including, but not limited to, LAA staff and leadership; SAA/XXX representatives; other local government representatives who partner with LAAs; and other leaders and researchers from organizations that work with LAAs. The TWG will provide feedback on selected deliverables and will recommend participants for qualitative data collection. The contractor is responsible for identifying individuals to serve in consultation with the COR, and will be responsible for contacting and convening the TWG throughout the research process outlined in this Task Order. The contractor will draft for NEA review and approval a series of TWG participation guidelines outlining roles, duration of service, the meeting cadence, and expectations from the TWG participants. The contactor shall provide details on the anticipated frequency of meetings/deliverable reviews in the RFP proposal. The final TWG roster and guidelines represent the deliverable (Deliverable #4). The contractor shall send invitations to prospective TWG members, clearly communicating expected involvement, tenure, and time commitment. The NEA recommends that the contractor pay a stipend of $500 per meeting to TWG members, but the contractor is responsible for the final decision on compensation. Correspondence with prospective members shall be reviewed by the COR prior to sending. The contractor shall convene the first meeting of the TWG virtually to review the draft research plan (see Task #3). At this initial meeting, the contractor will review the guidelines and will present and discuss the research plan and findings from the literature scan. Correspondence related to the initial meeting, including any presentation slides, will be developed by the contractor and shared with the NEA COR for approval at least 7 business days prior to sending. The contractor shall convene the TWG to review major deliverables and to solicit feedback during the course of the project on an as needed basis.
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Establish Technical Working Group. The Consultant will work with the Airport to identify and invite participation from key aviation stakeholder groups to provide technical information and input on operational procedure and airfield configuration issues throughout Phase 1 of the project. Participants on this “Technical Working Group” (TWG) could include representation from: • Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) o Western Service Office o FAA San Francisco Airports District Office o FAA Part 139 Certification Office o FAA Western Region Runway Safety Office o SJC Air Traffic Control Tower Manager Exhibit A-1 Xxxxxx-Xxxx and Associates, Inc. Consultant Agreement T-30466 / 1285013_4.doc • Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) and SJC general aviation representative • National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA) and SJC fixed base operators (FBOs) • SJC commercial airline/chief pilots representatives The Consultant will conduct initial outreach to each stakeholder group or identified representative to explain the study to be undertaken and to facilitate participation on the TWG. Proposed stakeholder meetings and Consultant briefing materials/information will be submitted to the Airport for review and revision as necessary prior to contact with any member of the TWG. The Consultant will document each individual meeting or contact with members of the TWG.
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