RISK MODEL Sample Clauses

RISK MODEL. The 2024 Risk model agreed upon by Health Plan, various primary care providers of St. Xxxxxxx Medical Group, Mosaic Medical Group, Praxis Medical Group, and COIPA and also Central Oregon Community Mental Health Programs (“CMHP(s)”) shall contain the following:

RISK MODEL. 5.3.1 Risk Analysis The CONSULTANT will incorporate data obtained during the field reconnaissance, desktop and field assessments, and field inspections as well as other assessment data into the risk model. As examples: Assessment or Inspection Source Risk Factor Black & Xxxxxx  LOF 5 – Safety Factor  LOF 10 – Potential for 3rd party damage due to Pipe Depth  LOF 11 – Potential for 3rd Party Damage due to Pipe Location  COF 6 – Traffic Disruption  COF 7 – Proximity to Commercial or Business Areas  COF 11 – Difficulty of Repair Xxxxx Engineering  LOF 2 – Compliance with Current AWWA Design Standards  LOF 8 – Installation Defects XX Xxxxx Xxxxxx DBA DNV GL  COF 4 – Population Impact  COF 5 – Impact to Desired Level of Service KLR Planning  COF 3 – Proximity to Sensitive Areas Allied Geotechnical Xxxxxxxxx  XXX 00 – Soil Type  LOF 14 – Faulting  LOF 15 – Geotechnical/Geologic Hazards XX Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx  XXX 00 – Soil Xxxxxxxxxxx  XXX 00 – Cathodic Protection Performance Xxxxxxx Construction  COF 1 – Direct Costs of Pipe Repair Xxxxx LDS1000TM Video Xxxxxxxxxx  XXX 0 – Lining Condition  LOF 7 – Joint Condition The CONSULTANT will configure Black & Xxxxxx’x custom Asset Prioritization Tool to be used for this project. This is a custom .NET Add-In file for ArcGIS (v10.1 and higher) and does not require additional licensing. Used to streamline the risk analysis process, the Asset Prioritization Tool assists in determining the most appropriate criteria and weighting factors by enabling the user to save weighting factor scenarios, view risk matrix results, zoom to map location, and export results to Excel. This tool allows the CONSULTANT to package-up the results of the Risk Analysis and enables the City to update this Risk Analysis in- house, as the City’s needs evolve over time. The CONSULTANT will conduct a sensitivity analysis and adjust LOF and COF weighting factors, as necessary, in order for the risk model to produce accurate, repeatable, and defendable results.