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Port of Seattle Sample Clauses

Port of Seattle. The Port of Seattle shall: a) Transmit 50% of the fellow’s cost in a one-time lump-sum payment to King County within sixty (60) days execution of this contract, and the remaining 50% within sixty
Port of Seattle. The Port of Seattle shall: a) Transmit $19,987.50 in a one-time lump-sum payment to UW upon execution of this contract, and the remaining $19,987.50 at the completion of the fellowship term; b) Provide full-time, 40-hours per week engagement for the Fellow for one year onprojects and initiatives within the Maritime Environment & Sustainability Department within the following focus areas, which may be adjusted based on Port need and/or the Fellow’s interest: (1) Participate in design, construction and monitoring of mitigation bank projects in the Green-Duwamish River Watershed and associated nearshore areas, including coordination with project sponsor, project managers, designers, and other project team members; (2) Work with port staff, consultants and stakeholders to develop a business plan that will provide visibility to the port’s mitigation bank by establishing goals and objectives for mitigation credit sales and marketing as well as identifying potential customers of mitigation bank credits; (3) Support innovation in the port’s habitat mitigation banking program by participating in the floating wetland islands project with port staff, UW faculty, UW students, EarthCorps, and project stakeholders. c) Provide access to office space, equipment, training, and other items needed to perform assigned work; d) Provide supervision and evaluation of the Fellow consistent with the HR policies of the Port’s Code of Conduct.
Port of Seattle. The Port of Seattle shall: a) Transmit $100,000 in the form of a one-time lump-sum payment to King County for contracted services rendered by a coordinator per the Coalition’s governance document within sixty (60) days of the execution of this contract; and b) Commit to an initial two-year term on the Executive Steering Committee of the Coalition for Climate Careers (C3) and all the related responsibilities as outlined in the Coalition’s governance document; and c) Collaborate with public and private organizations and frontline communities to establish an inclusive and prosperous green workforce in King County, providing policy guidance, funding for public-private workforce partnerships, promoting green career opportunities, and fostering cross- community collaboration. This includes green careers in Port-related sectors such as construction, as identified in the 2023 King County Green Jobs Strategy Report.
Port of Seattle. The Port of Seattle shall: a) Transmit 50% of the fellow’s cost in a one-time lump-sum payment to UW within sixty (60) days execution of this contract, and the remaining 50% within sixty (60) days after at the completion of the fellowship term; b) Provide full-time, 40-hours per week engagement for the Fellow for one year on projects and initiatives within the Maritime Environment & Sustainability Department within the following focus areas, which may be adjusted based on Port need and/or the Fellow’s interest: (1) Participate in design, construction and monitoring of mitigation bank projects in the Green-Duwamish River Watershed and associated nearshore areas, including coordination with project sponsor, project managers, designers, and other project team members; (2) Work with port staff, consultants, and stakeholders to support habitat and stewardship initiatives, including community engagement, stewardship, research and writing, data analysis, project coordination, among others. c) Provide access to office space, equipment, training, and other items needed to perform assigned work; d) Provide supervision and evaluation of the Fellow consistent with the HR policies of the Port’s Code of Conduct.
Port of Seattle. The Port of Seattle shall: a) Transmit $35,000 in a lump-sum payment to UW Green Futures Research & Design Lab following transmittal by UW of water quality data, videographic data, laboratory reports, analysis conducted to evaluate year 1 of the Bio-Barge research project, and Water Quality Monitoring Plan for study of the freshwater components of the project in year 2; b) Facilitate site visits for UW staff, students and community members to Port study sites at Fisherman’s Terminal, Maritime Industrial Center, and other Port-owned and Port- managed sites as identified through separate site access agreements; c) Attend periodic meetings between Port professional staff and representatives of the UW Green Futures Research and Design Lab to review and comment on presentations and deliverables related to the freshwater portion of the research project. d) Provide reasonable access to an environmental vessel and operator, as well as other equipment and staff support needed to undertake the Duwamish Bio-Barge Research Project (exclusive of laboratory analytical services). e) Transmit $10,000 in a lump-sum payment to UW Green Futures Research & Design Lab to incorporate community scientists into monitoring processes for year Two of the Duwamish Bio-barge research project subsequent to the Port’s approval of a scope of work for the outreach and upon receipt of quarterly invoices for work performed.
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Port of Seattle. The Port of Seattle shall: a) Transmit $29,000 in a one-time lump-sum payment to UW upon execution of this contract, and the remaining $29,000 at the completion of the fellowship term; b) Provide full-time, 40-hours per week engagement for each Fellow for one calendar year on projects and initiatives within the Maritime Environment & Sustainability Department and Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, within the following focus areas: (1) Climate adaptation and resilience. Evaluate policy and program options related to Port operations to respond to sea level rise, coastal acidification, greenhouse gas reduction/sequestration, and energy planning. (2) Habitat restoration and blue carbon. Identify opportunities for marine area habitat restoration, blue carbon enhancement, and tree preservation on Port property. (3) Environmental outreach and stewardship training. Work with ME&S and OEDI to prepare environmental curriculum materials for use with staff, interns, students, business partners, and citizen groups to carry out existing Port commitments on Port property and/or related to Port operations. (4) Environmental & societal data mining. Help improve the Equity Index by finding and identifying key data sets within the Port of Seattle to incorporate into the Index. c) Provide access to office space, equipment, training, and other items needed to perform assigned work; d) Provide supervision and evaluation of the Fellows consistent with the HR policies of the Port and the Port’s Code of Conduct.

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