FUNCTIONAL DESIGN Sample Clauses

FUNCTIONAL DESIGN. APPROACH For Field Activities (FA) created by City CSR: FDS – Create Download Staging FDL – Create Download Flat File PeopleSoft RM Field Name Structure Comments
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FUNCTIONAL DESIGN. The term “Functional Design” means a written description, usually in technical language, setting forth the specifications for a computer program or configuration of a computer system that implements the Requirements.
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FUNCTIONAL DESIGN. APPROACH For Field Activities (FA) created by City CSR: FDS – Create Download Staging FDL – Create Download Flat File
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FUNCTIONAL DESIGN. Contractor shall develop and provide a comprehensive Functional Design Document (FDD) to Agency. Contractor shall maintain components of the design throughout the course of the Project and updated when any System design changes occur. The Contractor shall conduct a walkthrough of the FDD with the Oregon Votes Steering Committee and the External QA Consultant to validate the contents of the FDD. The FDD must incorporate all information from the design sessions and all Functional Requirements. Contractor shall provide the following:
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FUNCTIONAL DESIGN. Complete functional design layout for the proposed improvements. The primary focus will be on development of roadway geometrics, identify existing and proposed utility locations, identify existing and proposed right-of-way needs, and develop a general staging concept to construct the improvements. The work to be performed by the Consultant under the Functional Design phase shall consist of the following tasks: Task 1 - Develop Design Criteria The Consultant will summarize and submit to the City design criteria used to develop the project. Criteria will conform to the City, Iowa DOT, SUDAS, and AASHTO design standards. The criteria to be addressed include: • Functional classification and design type • Design speed and Regulatory speed • Design vehicles for intersection design • Widths of travel lanes, parking areas, and right-of-way • Preferred Clear Zone • Acceptable Clear Zone • Provisions for pedestrians and/or bicycles • Street lighting requirements • Utility corridor locations Prepare a brief technical memorandum documenting the proposed criteria. The memorandum will be reviewed, revised, and approved by the City prior to proceeding with subsequent tasks. Task 2 - Develop Typical Sections Develop typical sections for the mainline street improvements. This task includes lane widths, curb section/type, sidewalk widths, right-of-way widths, pavement types, and clear-zones. This task does not include pavement and subgrade design. This task also includes identifying potential storm sewer, sanitary sewer, water main, fiber optics, and other utility locations in the development of the typical sections. Detailed design calculations and capacity analysis for storm sewer, water main, or sanitary sewer is not included as part of this task. It is anticipated that three (3) typical cross sections will be developed for West First Street that includes widening to the north, widening to the south, or a symmetrical widening about the centerline of the existing roadway. Typical cross sections will also be developed for each of the side street connections. Task 3 - Develop Functional Geometrics Develop functional geometrics that includes intersection return radii, sidewalk locations, and driveway locations for the project. Included as part of this task is turning design vehicle templates at the intersections.
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FUNCTIONAL DESIGN. A detailed functional design specification for the Network Status System will ensure that any reasonable requirements of BDB are met within the constraints of the CTI TOC system. SCHEDULE 4 SERVICES PROVIDED BY CTI GENERAL QUALITY CTI's operation is governed by a quality management system that is accredited to ISO 9001. As far as possible, CTI expects suppliers to operate under similar quality arrangements. CTI staff are chosen with appropriate skills and are kept up to date with training, as needed, in new techniques and systems. SAFETY CTI's internal Safety Policy (the "Safety Policy") fulfils the company's legal requirement under the Health and Safety at Work Xxx 0000. The Safety Policy is carried out through a series of Company Safety Instructions under the auspices of a full-time Company Safety Adviser (CSA). All staff receive relevant training to carry out their jobs in accordance with the Safety Policy. Such training is under continual review.
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