PHASE IA Sample Clauses

PHASE IA. The CONSULTANT shall physically re-inspect all bridges in accordance with time frames outlined in APPENDIX C (Schedule) and provide the LPA with one (1) hard copy of draft report and two (2) hard copies of the final report, accompanied by necessary maps, evaluations and recommendations. The CONSULTANT shall submit one (1) copy of the Final Report to ERMS, County Bridge Inspection Reports. The title page of each copy of the revised report shall include the signature, date and seal of the Professional Engineer in charge of the bridge inspection. Specifically, the following items shall be incorporated into the revised report which is in accordance with the requirements of PHASE I: Structure Inventory and Appraisal (SI&A) report for individual structures. Photographs of the bridge alignment and elevation. New photographs of areas showing deficiencies of any bridge exhibiting notable changes since the last report. Updated information in the INDOT Bridge Inspection Database shall be furnished to the Bridge Inspection Unit at INDOT. Updated Load ratings as necessary meeting the requirements of the INDOT Bridge Inspection Manual.
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PHASE IA. The period beginning on June 7, 2013, during which the following activities are performed: planning of Decommissioning, demobilization of the operating work force, reduction of NRC requirements to correspond to those appropriate for a permanently shutdown plant, movement of Spent Nuclear Fuel to dry cask storage as deemed necessary and/or cost-effective, initial Decommissioning Work as deemed necessary and/or cost-effective, and reconfiguration of Unit 2 and Unit 3 for safe storage pending Phase IB.
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PHASE IA. Promptly upon notification by SGX to Lilly that it has installed the SGX Process Technology and Platform at the Lilly San Diego Facility, Lilly, in consultation with the JSC, shall determine in good faith whether such installation satisfies the Phase IA Acceptance Criteria.
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PHASE IA. The Contractor shall, based upon the. foregoing suggested material, develop a ! Training Plan (blue print) that identifies the audiences who need this training, the needs that should be met, and the. course content that will be covered. i , ! The purpose of this is to plan and review what this course will accomplish. . The Contractor shall interview selected NRC personnel. Also, the Contractor shall review the training plan with NRC. Ten (10) draft copies of the Training P~ lan shall be submitted to NRC, Attention:
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PHASE IA. Complete inspection updated of the Phase I report for bridges with a frequency of less than 24 months.
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PHASE IA. The CONSULTANT shall physically re-inspect all bridges in accordance with time frames outlined in APPENDIX C (Schedule) and provide the LPA with one (1) hard copy of draft report and two (2) hard copies of the final report, accompanied by necessary maps, evaluations and recommendations. The CONSULTANT shall submit one (1) copy of the Final Report to ERMS, County Bridge Inspection Reports. The title page of each copy of the revised report shall include the signature, date and seal of the Professional Engineer in charge of the bridge inspection. Specifically, the following items shall be incorporated into the revised report which is in accordance with the requirements of PHASE I:
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