Common use of Qualifications of Personnel Clause in Contracts

Qualifications of Personnel. The State and the Technical Expert acknowledge that the minimum qualifications below establish only minimum levels of qualification that may not be appropriate for all projects. The State reserves the sole right to approve staff performing services under work authorizations issued under this contract. Positions Xxxxxxxxx and Qualifications Task Descriptions Principal Investigator Meets qualifications for historians, architectural historians, or closely related professions such as cultural geographers, preservation planners or landscape historians, as defined in the Archeology and Preservation: Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines (48 FR Parts 44716 et seq. and requirements used by those of the National Park Service, and previously published in the Code of Federal Regulations (36 CFR Part 61); hereafter SOI Standards) and the Texas Historical Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure (13 TAC Chapter 26). Must be able to demonstrate a range of direct involvement in projects, including administration, supervision and performance of fieldwork, research, writing or other technical functions. Shall demonstrate authorship/production of a report for at least one project in each of the preservation categories. Only one principal investigator will be proposed for the contract. Serves as professional head of team Performs project management Directs professional staff Manages contract, including responsibility for budget and scheduling Provide project oversight to keep project on schedule and under budget. Prepares cost basis, schedule of work & approves work authorization Develops research design Establishes methodology for identification, evaluation and documentation of historic properties Directs fieldwork, data collection and analysis Performs periodic site inspections Finalizes recommendations for determinations of NRHP eligibility Finalizes recommendations for determinations of effect for historic properties Directs report preparation; Performs QA/QC Responsible for addressing State’s comments regarding errors and omissions Review and approve reports and response actions before submittal to TxDOT Data review and analysis Obtain permission for off-site access when written in a work authorization Professional or Architectural Historian Meets qualifications for historians, architectural historians, or closely related professions such as cultural geographers, preservation planners or landscape historians, as defined in the SOI Standards and 13 TAC Chapter 26. Must be able to demonstrate a range of direct involvement in projects, including administration, supervision and performance of fieldwork, research, writing or other technical functions. Shall demonstrate authorship/production of a report for at least one project in each of the preservation categories. May serve as professional head of team, performs project management, directs professional staff May manage contract, including responsibility for budget and scheduling May prepare cost basis, schedule of work & approve work authorization Implements research designs Supervises fieldwork, data collection and analysis Performs periodic site inspections Makes recommendations for determinations of NRHP eligibility and of effect for historic properties Oversees report preparation May perform QA/QC Addresses State’s comments regarding errors and omissions ATTACHMENT B Public Involvement/Mitigation Expert The Public Involvement/Mitigation Expert shall have planned and implemented a minimum of two public relations campaigns or projects related to environmental or historic mitigation within the last seven years. Must be able to plan and direct mitigation materials related to environmental projects designed for public consumption. Must be familiar with the creation of marketing and mitigation materials, both print and electronic. Must be able to conduct media outreach and clarify the State’s point of view to their main constituency. Responsible for publishing official mitigation materials, identifying and preparing exhibits and all other tasks required for arranging project or campaign materials for use by the State.

Qualifications of Personnel. The State and the Technical Expert acknowledge that the minimum qualifications below establish only minimum levels of qualification that may not be appropriate for all projects. The State reserves the sole right to approve staff performing services under work authorizations issued under this contract. Positions Xxxxxxxxx Personnel and Qualifications Task Descriptions Principal Investigator Meets qualifications for historians, architectural historians, or closely related professions such as cultural geographers, preservation planners or landscape historians, as defined in the Archeology and Preservation: Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines (48 FR Parts 44716 et seq. and requirements used by those of the National Park Service, and previously published in the Code of Federal Regulations (36 CFR Part 61); hereafter SOI Standards) and the Texas Historical Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure (13 TAC Chapter 26). Must be able to demonstrate a range of direct involvement in projects, including administration, supervision and performance of fieldwork, research, writing or other technical functions. Shall demonstrate authorship/production of a report for at least one project in each of the preservation categories. Only one principal investigator will be proposed for the contract. Serves as professional head of team team. Performs project management management. Directs professional staff staff. Manages contract, including responsibility for budget and scheduling scheduling. Provide project oversight to keep project on schedule and under budget. Prepares cost basis, schedule of work & approves work authorization authorization. Develops research design design. Establishes methodology for identification, evaluation and documentation of historic properties properties. Directs fieldwork, data collection and analysis Performs periodic site inspections inspections. Finalizes recommendations for determinations of NRHP eligibility eligibility. Finalizes recommendations for determinations of effect for historic properties properties. Directs report preparation; . Performs QA/QC QC. Responsible for addressing State’s comments regarding errors and omissions omissions. Review and approve reports and response actions before submittal to TxDOT TxDOT. Data review and analysis analysis. Obtain permission for off-site access when written in a work authorization authorization. Professional Historian or Architectural Historian Meets qualifications for historians, architectural historians, or closely related professions such as cultural geographers, preservation planners or landscape historians, as defined in the SOI Standards and 13 TAC Chapter 26. Must be able to demonstrate a range of direct involvement in projects, including administration, supervision and performance of fieldwork, research, writing or other technical functions. Shall demonstrate authorship/production of a report for at least one project in each of the preservation categories. May serve as professional head of team, performs project management, directs professional staff staff. May manage contract, including responsibility for budget and scheduling scheduling. May prepare cost basis, schedule of work & approve work authorization authorization. Implements research designs designs. Supervises fieldwork, data collection and analysis analysis. Performs periodic site inspections inspections. Makes recommendations for determinations of NRHP eligibility and of effect for historic properties properties. Oversees report preparation preparation. May perform QA/QC QC. Addresses State’s comments regarding errors and omissions ATTACHMENT B omissions. Public Involvement/Mitigation Expert The Public Involvement/Mitigation Expert shall have planned and implemented a minimum of two public relations campaigns or projects related to environmental or historic mitigation within the last seven years. Must be able to plan and direct mitigation materials related to environmental projects designed for public consumption. Must be familiar with the creation of marketing and mitigation materials, both print and electronic. Must be able to conduct media outreach and clarify the State’s point of view to their main constituency. Responsible for publishing official mitigation materials, identifying and preparing exhibits and all other tasks required for arranging project or campaign materials for use by the State.

Qualifications of Personnel. The State All cultural resource survey, impact assessment, and reporting work carried out under this plan, including the Technical Expert acknowledge that Preliminary Study to determine if a cultural resource survey is required, shall be conducted by either a Professional Archaeologist or an Archaeologically Trained Resource Professional working under the minimum qualifications below establish only minimum levels supervision of qualification that may not be appropriate for all projectsa CDF Archaeologist. The State reserves the sole right to approve staff performing services under work authorizations issued under this contract. Positions Xxxxxxxxx terms Professional Archaeologist and Qualifications Task Descriptions Principal Investigator Meets qualifications for historians, architectural historians, or closely related professions such as cultural geographers, preservation planners or landscape historians, as Archaeologically Trained Resource Professional are both defined in the Archeology and Preservation: Secretary Appendix I of the InteriorPA. CDF is accustomed to utilizing cultural resource survey work conducted by archaeologically trained Registered Professional Foresters (RPFs) during its review of Timber Harvesting Plans (THPs) prepared in conformance with California’s Standards Forest Practice Regulations (14 CCR Sections 895.1, 929, 949, 969). During THP reviews, CDF is responsible for reviewing the adequacy of cultural resources survey work completed by RPFs; but, since CDF does not directly supervise this work, CDF’s role is regulatory in nature. During these reviews, uncertainty regarding the professional adequacy and Guidelines (48 FR Parts 44716 et seqreliability of cultural resource work supporting the THP occasionally exists. CDF responds to this uncertainty by making numerous field inspections and requirements used developing review questions to be answered by those the RPF prior to CDF’s approval. For projects covered by this plan, the relationship between archaeologically trained resource professionals and CDF Archaeologists will be at a high level of technical supervision and oversight by the National Park ServiceCDF Archaeologist at each key step in the cultural review process. The CDF Archaeologist shall perform regular and timely quality control, and previously published work review and inspection, both in the Code of Federal Regulations (36 CFR Part 61); hereafter SOI Standards) office and in the Texas Historical Commission’s Rules of Practice field, and Procedure (13 TAC Chapter 26). Must be able to demonstrate a range of direct involvement in projectstake, including administrationor effectively recommend, supervision and performance of fieldwork, research, writing or other technical functionscorrective actions where necessary. Shall demonstrate authorship/production of a report for at least one project in each The frequency of the preservation categories. Only one principal investigator will review, inspection, and guidance shall take into consideration the cultural resource survey work products previously submitted and the technical complexity of the job, but shall be proposed for sufficiently frequent to ensure the contract. Serves as professional head of team Performs project management Directs professional staff Manages contract, including responsibility for budget and scheduling Provide project oversight to keep project on schedule and under budget. Prepares cost basis, schedule accomplishment of work & approves to professional standards. In addition, archaeologically trained resource professionals must maintain their cultural resource training certification from CDF, and must regularly consult with a CDF Archaeologist to receive sufficient guidance and assistance. CDF Archaeologists shall review all work authorization Develops research design Establishes methodology for identification, evaluation products submitted by archaeologically trained resource professionals and documentation of historic properties Directs fieldwork, data collection shall provide approval signature on cultural resource survey reports only after investigation and analysis Performs periodic site inspections Finalizes recommendations for determinations of NRHP eligibility Finalizes recommendations for determinations of effect for historic properties Directs report preparation; Performs QA/QC Responsible for addressing State’s comments regarding errors and omissions Review and approve reports and response actions before submittal to TxDOT Data review and analysis Obtain permission for off-site access when written reporting have been satisfactorily completed in a work authorization Professional or Architectural Historian Meets qualifications for historians, architectural historians, or closely related professions such as cultural geographers, preservation planners or landscape historians, as defined in the SOI Standards and 13 TAC Chapter 26. Must be able to demonstrate a range of direct involvement in projects, including administration, supervision and performance of fieldwork, research, writing or other technical functions. Shall demonstrate authorship/production of a report for at least one project in each of the preservation categories. May serve as professional head of team, performs project management, directs professional staff May manage contract, including responsibility for budget and scheduling May prepare cost basis, schedule of work & approve work authorization Implements research designs Supervises fieldwork, data collection and analysis Performs periodic site inspections Makes recommendations for determinations of NRHP eligibility and of effect for historic properties Oversees report preparation May perform QA/QC Addresses State’s comments regarding errors and omissions ATTACHMENT B Public Involvement/Mitigation Expert The Public Involvement/Mitigation Expert shall have planned and implemented a minimum of two public relations campaigns or projects related to environmental or historic mitigation within the last seven years. Must be able to plan and direct mitigation materials related to environmental projects designed for public consumption. Must be familiar accordance with the creation of marketing standards identified in this section and mitigation materials, both print and electronic. Must be able to conduct media outreach and clarify the State’s point of view to their main constituency. Responsible for publishing official mitigation materials, identifying and preparing exhibits and all other tasks required for arranging project or campaign materials for use by the Stateelsewhere throughout this plan.