Experience and References Sample Clauses

Experience and References. Contractor's should provide information on their relevant experience and qualifications in delivering Goods and Services similar to those required by the Agreement (use the spaces provided and/or attach additional pages, if necessary):
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Experience and References. 4.1 Vendor shall provide all testing and certification details as requested or as part of the bid response in the Response Attachment section. 4.2 Vendor shall provide the name and email address of other users of this product if requested by County.
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Experience and References. Provide three references qualifying you for this project; one from a government agency if you have worked with a government agency. Include a contact name and functioning telephone number. Provide a brief description of services provided. The Proposer will include the option to conduct, at a minimum, one annual clean up event within Yolo County in the Proposal. Proposer will need to be onsite for these special collection days. All e-waste received will need to be transported the same day of the event, which may be held on Saturdays. Proposer will provide sufficient staffing for these one-day events to handle the e-waste received. The Proposer may include, at its option, any other electronic waste or recycling services, such as an annual confidential document (paper and disk) shredding event for our customers, so long as it does not incur additional costs to the County. Proposers, who submit additional recycling opportunities that are validated and of relevance to the County shall receive preferential points in the evaluation.
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Experience and References. Describe two (2) of the Vendor’s past engagements (projects) which were similar to this project in terms of size and scope. The description is to include the name and address of the client, the name, title and telephone number for a contact person, an explanation of the engagement, the size of the organization in terms of number of employees, and the timeframe for the project.
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Experience and References. Describe two (2) of the Vendor’s past engagements (projects) which were similar to this project in terms of size and scope. The description is to include the name and address of the client, the name, title and telephone number for a contact person, an explanation of the engagement, the size of the organization in terms of number of employees, and the timeframe for the project. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Const. Manager OOM-SOUTH [C] 816.516.7984 We have performed multiple fiber WAN deployments for Xxxxx across the country over the past 10+ years. District Service Center | 00000 X. 000xx Xx | Xxxxxx Xxxx, XX | 00000 O: 000-000-0000 | F: 000-000-0000 | xxxx://xxx.xxx000.xxx We helped design and build the fiber WAN for the school district and assist Xxxx with any problems/breaks/outage on his network and have built all the extensions to new schools of the ring.
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Experience and References. 1.5.6.1 List the All Hazards Mitigation Plans your company has completed in the last five (5) years that have been approved by FEMA (if any). 1.5.6.2 List contact information for at least three (3) entities for which you have prepared All Hazards Mitigation Plans in the last five (5) years to include the following: - Organization - Name of Contact - Address - Telephone - Email address (if available)
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Experience and References. DRG’s Capability, Expertise, & Past Performance The City of Artesia will benefit from DRG’s extensive urban tree inventory project experience and participation in local, state, and national urban and community forestry program development. DRG has inventoried more trees than any other company in the world. Our work throughout North America is a testament to our stability as a company, our capacity to successfully complete projects, and the resources we have available. We provide services to cities large and small, and work with each municipality to develop inventory and resource assessment projects that fit specific needs and budgets. Davey is more than just the most experienced, the biggest, and the best company for this work. We are a company that values our people, our clients, and the communities in which they live. DRG has been involved with tree inventories since the early 1900s. Our experience in collecting, analyzing, and translating large data sets has given our clients the opportunity to see firsthand what the inventory data reveals about their urban forest programs. Our trustworthiness and reliability have contributed to our reputation for quality services and a desirable company to work with. Consequently, our list of satisfied customers is extensive. Davey Resource Group, Inc. (DRG) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Davey Tree Expert Company, which was established in 1880. Davey Tree employs more than 10,000 people in North America and is recognized as the ninth-largest employee-owned company in the nation. Our services range from residential and commercial tree care to utility, safety, academic, and technological research, and natural resource consulting, protection, and planning. The Davey Tree Expert Company is headquartered in Kent, Ohio and operates in 45 states, with offices throughout the country. Davey Resource Group, Inc. was established as a division of The Davey Tree Expert Company in 1992. The company was incorporated on June 19, 2017, then converted to domiciled in Delaware on December 31, 2019. DRG shares the company headquarters in Kent, Ohio with The Davey Tree Expert Company. Our home office is located at 000 Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xxxx, Xxxx 00000. Our local office is located at 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxx, #308 Artesia, CA 92123. DRG provides expert consulting to a wide variety of clients including municipalities, parks, cemeteries, golf courses, utilities, and the private sector. DRG has over 28 years of experience working w...
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Experience and References. Over the past 19 years, Compliance, Inc. has completed several hundred remedial investigations to define the extent of soil and groundwater contamination and produce data that is useful in designing and implementing effective remedial responses. This has included work on more than fifteen sites for the MDEQ to support the design of remedies including soil excavation, air sparging and multi-phase extraction. Compliance, Inc. is structured such that its remedial investigation work is completed by a staff member who has at least twelve years of experience with Compliance, Inc. and at least 20 years of experience in the environmental investigation and consulting field. Only qualified and decision making level personnel collect and interpret site data. Our senior personnel are frequently on-site, out in the field, as is the case on all of our current ISID project work, which gives the MDEQ confidence that what we encounter in the field is clearly reported and interpreted. Also, by having senior staff in the field with project budgeting authority, Compliance, Inc. can quickly react to unexpected conditions and recommend/implement -- with MDEQ staff approval -- alterations in the remedial investigation scope without significant project delays. Particularly in the area of remedial investigations, we stand by a philosophy of: 1) providing our best estimate of project costs and then 2) not exceeding that estimate. We believe it is important to maintain established budgets even in light of changed or unexpected site conditions. We use the premise that we as the consultant are in the best position to have developed a work scope that can account for such conditions. Compliance, Inc. utilizes MDEQ approved and recommended sample collection methods as specified in Part 201/213 guidance and operational memoranda. Compliance, Inc. owns and maintains necessary field sampling equipment and is capable of mobilizing multiple sampling teams to complete project work. As examples, under our ISID and other contract work with the MDEQ we have utilized duplicate low-flow sampling equipment to expedite groundwater sampling at a large site and have mobilized as many as three simultaneously operated GeoProbes in one site investigation. Project Name: Dons Auto Project Address: 0000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx/Xxxxx: Xxxxxxxxx, XX Contact Name and Telephone #: Xxxxx Xxxxx, MDEQ Xxxxxxx Office, 000-000-0000
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  • Captions and References The captions and headings in this Agreement are for convenience of reference only, and shall not be used to interpret, define, or limit its provisions. All references in this Agreement to sections (whether spelled out or using the § symbol), subsections, exhibits or other attachments, are references to sections, subsections, exhibits or other attachments contained herein or incorporated as a part hereof, unless otherwise noted.

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