Plan of Work. Federal and State sponsors shall develop a plan of work for accomplishing Phase 1. This plan shall include, but not be limited to: a detailed task list, time line with specific milestones, and budget, which breaks out specific tasks such as geotechnical evaluations, hydrological investigations, modeling, environmental compliance (cultural resources, NEPA, and HTRW).
Plan of Work. The Good Neighbor Agreement shall include either recognition that the following commitments have been satisfactorily completed or a schedule for implementation of the commitments. The specific elements of each commitment will be negotiated between the Parties with input from the AQAC.
Plan of Work. For this project, Xxxxx & Xxxx will assume the role of EPCM contractor reporting to C/G's Project Manager who will be available full time with authority to make decisions and approve all the work. The engineering and procurement work other than construction management will be performed in our Houston offices where the project team will be assembled. Refer to the attached organization chart indicating the project team. Immediately upon C/G's approval to proceed with the project, Brown & Root will commence planning the sequential activities to complete engineering, procurement, construction, start-up, and commissioning of the proposed process facilities within a 20-month schedule. Brown & Xxxx recommends that the following subcontracts be issued immediately to support engineering and the overall schedule: . Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxxx'x Report (physical properties testing for coke fractions) . Geotechnical survey . Site survey Engineering and procurement items requiring long lead-time will have priority to provide momentum to the engineering and procurement schedule. The 12-month delivery items, such as Xxxxxx'x mixer system and automatic batch weighing system, will be placed on order within the first month. Brown & Root and C/G personnel will meet with Xxxxxx Machines Company to finalize the requisition for the scope of supply and reconfirm the pricing of the mixer system. Evaluation of Xxxxxx'x capability to engineer and supply an automatic batch weighing system will also be important before issuing the purchase order to Xxxxxx. Purchase orders will be issued for the mixer system and automatic batch weight system within the first month since early receipt of supplier's process and engineering data and drawings will be essential in achieving the overall schedule. Next, the flour mill and the electrical substation equipment items will be placed on order since their delivery schedule will be seven to eight months. Other equipment will be placed on order and expedited in accordance with the attached EPC schedule. For construction of this facility and through obtaining competitive bids, the following three major subcontractors specialized in performing the work efficiently, on schedule, and under the budget will be selected: . Civil/Architectural (C/A) . Mechanical/Piping/Insulation/Structural (M/S) . Electrical/Instrumentation (E/I) Also, specialized construction work in engineering, equipment/material supply, and construction capability will be awarded to selected subcon...
Plan of Work. Tasks 1 Project Initiation and Management Upon initiation of the project, we will identify the personnel to review the objectives of the project, time lines, and technical goals and coordinate the Signpath/Lakeshore activities. This task would also include regular internal project meetings, meetings with Signpath as needed.
Plan of Work. The three consultants on this project will all be integral team members; they are classified as consultants principally because any other arrangement is bureaucratically unmanageable, given the lack of a functioning infrastructure in the Russian scientific world at present. Xxxxxx is a specialist in formal semantics with a growing interest in Moscow school lexical semantics and an interest in the genitive construction. Borschev is a specialist in the formal semantics of formal languages (including computer languages) with a growing interest in the formal and lexical semantics of natural languages and also with prior work on the genitive (with Knorina and more recently with Xxxxxx). Xxxxxxxxx has been a leading figure in the development of semantics in Russia, with strong interests in compositional semantics, in lexical semantics, and in the semantics-syntax interface. She has worked on the lexical structure of denominal verbs as well as on the genitive and on possessive pronouns. Xxxxxxxxx has done some investigations of compositional semantics but her main work has been in lexical semantics in many areas, including a good deal of work on the semantics of various classes of nouns. Considerable groundwork has already been laid. In Russia in the fall of 1996 Xxxxxx taught a course at Moscow State University on Formal semantics and the lexicon. Also in the fall of 1996, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, and Xxxxxxxxx began holding weekly meetings to discuss their points of view on how semantics ought to work, and over the course of those discussions we generated the beginning hypotheses described above as well as some ideas about the Russian "genitive of negation" reported in Borschev and Xxxxxx (1998). Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx taught short courses together on formal and lexical semantics at the Xxxxxxxxx Institute in Prague in 1996 and at the Netherlands Graduate Linguistic School (LOT) in Nijmegen in January 1997. In May 1998 Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxx visited Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx at the Kolding Business School in Denmark, where they jointly taught a mini-course on Formal Semantics and Lexical Semantics which was followed by a symposium with Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx on the semantics of genitives. There is a tentative plan for another two-week visit in January 2000 to continue mutual discussions; in the meantime drafts of work in progress are being exchanged frequently.
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Plan of Work. Objective 1: Educate three distinct groups of Oklahoma City Water Utilities customers and irrigation and landscape installation company employees of proper outdoor water use, plant selection, irrigation technologies, and water conservation techniques through targeted extension outreach efforts, publications, and workshops. Extension education and outreach efforts will be targeted towards three distinct groups of Oklahoma City Water Utilities customers: 1) homeowners; 2) commercial and managed properties; and 3) parks and recreation, golf courses, and sports fields. In addition, extension outreach and training efforts will be targeted towards irrigation and landscape installation service companies that operate in the Oklahoma City Metro area. Water conservation information will be disseminated through a series of 1-3 hour workshops, half-day seminars, participation in turfgrass, irrigation, and landscape industry affiliated trade shows and conferences, video conferencing, Extension publications such as guides, fact sheets, bulletins, current reports, and brochures, and via a dedicated outdoor water conservation website (Table 1).
Plan of Work. Submarine Systems International, LTD. (SSI) - PROPRIETARY Use restricted pursuant to Article 20, Safeguard of Information Technology, of this contract. July 11, 1997 iii Alaska United Fiber System Commercial Volume Terms and Conditions SUPPLY CONTRACT BETWEEN SUBMARINE SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL LTD. AND GCI COMMUNICATION CORP. This agreement for the supply of a fiber optic cable system ("Contract") is effective as of this 11th day of July, 1997 ("Effective Date") between Submarine Systems International Ltd., a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Delaware, of the United States of America, and having an office at 340 Mt. Xxxxxx Avenue, Morristown, New Jersey, 07962-1923 of the United States of America ("SSI" and "Contractor"); and GCI Communication Corp., a corporation organized and existing under the laws of Alaska, of the United States of America, and having an office at 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, 00000-0000 ("Purchaser").
Plan of Work. The Advisory Council reviews the annual Plan of Work for the coming program year, and the Report of Work for the previous program year.
Plan of Work. We would be pleased to refine the following framework to address your specific interests. According to a recent job description, Delaware County’s Chief Personnel Officer is “responsible for the overall design, development, implementation, and maintenance of all human resources functions for the County.” The position reports to the Deputy Executive Director. Duties include developing and implementing the mission, vision and values related to the County’s human resources function; leading and organizing the human resources structure; supporting personnel-related projects and initiatives; participating in labor contract negotiations; developing human resources policies, practices and programs; and advising County leaders on personnel matters. Based on our experience and our understanding of Delaware County’s need to identify and hire a new Chief Personnel Officer who is capable of improving the human-resources functioning of the County and contributing to the overall success of the County organization, we have prepared the following detailed plan of work. Additional recruitments would follow this general framework, and all plans of work are refined to address specific circumstances, goals and preferences.
Plan of Work. Describe the plan of work for this project by listing objectives. Objectives should be specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and timely. 5,000 character xxx.
