Online Engagement Sample Clauses

Online Engagement. Pop-Up Engagement Events (4)
Sample 1
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Online Engagement. Description: Consultant shall provide the following online engagement services 1. Development of outreach and feedback tools using mobile applications and online/web-based programs to engage the community across diverse socioeconomic backgrounds in an interactive and ongoing exchange about the development of urban village plans in their neighborhoods. 2. Produce clear, succinct, well-organized and well written documents. Form/FileNo.: T-29972.021/ 1246128 1. Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Participation and Mini-RFP Process 1.1 There may be certain projects or work assignments where the use of federal funds will be used. When administering federal-aid projects, federal regulation 49 CFR, Part 26 requires the City to comply with the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program, and take necessary steps to ensure that DBE firms have the opportunity to participate in the projects. Such steps include the setting of goals to ensure DBE firms are considered by the proposing consultants and, when feasible, organizing the project schedule and task requirements to encourage participation in the contract by DBE firms. For detailed information and requirement on DBE Program, see the Local Assistance Procedures Manual, Chapter 9 -Civil Rights and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises. 1.2 For work involving the use of federal funds, the Consultant shall participate in a mini-RFP process, through which work will be assigned 1.3 The Consultant must ensure that certified DBE firms have the opportunity to participate in the performance of the contract and must take all necessary and reasonable steps to facilitate participation by DBE firms for such assurance. 1.4 A DBE goal shall be established by the City for each contract if there are subcontracting opportunities and available DBE firms. The Consultant must meet the goal by using DBE’s, or if not able to meet the DBE goal, document that a good faith effort was made to meet the contract goal. Consultant shall confirm that it shall meet the DBE contract goal set by the City, by completing Attachment B, Consultant Proposal DBE Commitment Form, along with written confirmation from each DBE firm participating in the contract. A copy of the DBE's quote will serve as written confirmation that the DBE is participating in the contract. If a DBE is participating as a joint venture partner, the proposer must submit a copy of the joint venture agreement. 1.5 Good faith efforts must be documented by the consultant and approv...
Sample 1
Online Engagement. The Contractor will develop, deploy, and host a customized web-based map application that will allow users to participate in the public input process, and allow the Contractor to easily export and manage data submitted by the public. Users will be able to submit and share their needs and recommendations in the form of markers on the map. The Contractor will monitor the input and public use of the system and will summarize and process the data. Upon completion of the online engagement, the Contractor will provide the corresponding data to the City. · Communications Plan. · Bi-monthly meetings with the Technical Advisory Committee (in-person, associated with key project milestones and decision-points). · Up to three presentations to City Council and Senior Staff. · Meeting presentations, materials, and sign-in sheets. · Meeting summaries. · Meeting results and recommendations will be incorporated into the final Report. · Online survey. · Public outreach data (from meetings and online engagement).
Sample 1
Online Engagement. We propose using a variety of engaging web-based tools through a project website, providing a convenient means for community members to participate in this planning effort. The project website can be used to promote outreach and education materials, share project documents, and announce events such as pop-up events and workshops. The online mapping tool developed for Task 4.4 can be adapted to be a public-facing utility if desired. Toole Design can also draft social media content to be shared at key project milestones through NextDoor, Facebook, and Twitter to take advantage of networks with built-in followings. Toole Design will develop a prioritization voting web map that corresponds with Task 7.2 events to better understand initial sentiments from the public on where projects could best be implemented.
Sample 1
Online Engagement. The Consultant will create an online hub for engagement through a social pinpoint website. This website will serve as a platform for engagement by hosting surveys, informational videos, and interactive mapping tools. This hub will allow users to provide input on a wide range of projects, with this feedback being able to be seamlessly integrated into GIS analysis.
Sample 1
Online Engagement. We propose using a variety of engaging web-based tools through a project website, providing a convenient means for community members to participate in this planning effort. The project website can be used to promote outreach and education materials, share project documents, and announce events such as pop- up events and workshops. The online mapping tool developed for Task 4.4 can be adapted to be a public-facing utility if desired. Toole Design can also draft social media content to be shared at key project milestones through NextDoor, Facebook, and Twitter to take advantage of networks with built-in followings.
Sample 1
Online Engagement. Project website Information about project Links to documents and resources Ways to participate Feedback Surveys Pinnable maps Discussion threads/ forums Webinars Social media (advertising workshops) <.. image(A group of people sitting at a table Description automatically generated) removed ..>
Sample 1
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