SCOPE OF SERVICES (GENERAL Sample Clauses

SCOPE OF SERVICES (GENERAL. Professional services needs are anticipated for multiple facilities across the State of Texas, representing a wide variety of building/occupancy types. Specific projects are likely to be identified with scopes that are predominately, but not limited to: 1) Utility; 2) Road and Site Work; 3) Safety/Security; 4) General Building Repairs; and 5)
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SCOPE OF SERVICES (GENERAL. The Basic Design Services below to be performed by Design Builder and/or Design Build Architect-Engineer consist of professional tasks which have as their objective the design, production of technical documents, and construction administration to provide Owner with a complete and properly functioning Project. The Project shall be suitable for the purposes for which it is intended, comply with all applicable codes and laws, and be completed on a timely basis within the approved construction budget.
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SCOPE OF SERVICES (GENERAL. 1. The CONSULTANT shall provide all services necessary required to complete the tasks identified in the Scope of Services 2. The CONSULTANT shall coordinate and manage all subconsultants in each project task. 3. The CITY shall use the minimum work items identified in Appendix A as evidence that the CONSULTANT met the Task deliverable submission for billing purposes. Any deficiencies in the minimum work items identified shall cause the CITY to reject the entire submission, require the CONSULTANT to make appropriate corrections, and resubmit, at no cost to the CITY. Earned value for submissions according to the EXHIBIT C, Compensation Schedule shall not be considered earned until the Task Deliverable meets the minimum work standards set for in the Appendix.
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SCOPE OF SERVICES (GENERAL. 1. CH2M HILL OMI shall maintain all facilities associated with each of the utility systems described herein, including all pumping stations, treatment plants, xxxxx, tanks, pressure reducing valves, pumping systems, booster stations, meters and any other appurtenances related to the function of the Town’s utility systems. 2. CH2M HILL OMI shall prepare and submit to the Town for transmittal to appropriate agencies, all regulatory reports pertaining to operation and maintenance of the facilities specified herein. CH2M HILL OMI shall comply with all current local, State and Federal notice and reporting requirements, regarding violations, upsets, excursions, or emergencies 3. CH2M HILL OMI shall provide computerized maintenance, process control and laboratory management systems for the Project. These systems shall be capable of providing historical data. The Town shall have the right to inspect these records during normal business hours. The Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) shall be capable of maintaining up to date documentation of critical spare parts inventory, equipment specification sheets, and equipment warranty information. The CMMS program will not include asset management tasks associated with the tracking of a warehouse inventory, labor costs, maintenance costs, and asset depreciation. 4. CH2M HILL OMI shall assist the Town with line locates associated with: each of our water systems, Wastewater collection system, Recharge and Re-use facilities. CH2M HILL OMI shall not be responsible for the accuracy of these locates and any claims associated therewith, except for its proportion of negligence associated with Blue Stake markings, and it shall rely and be entitled to rely on information provided by the Town in providing Blue Stake markings. CH2M HILL OMI shall perform Blue Stake marking for all of the Utility Systems covered by this Agreement and shall pay all associated program fees 5. CH2M HILL OMI shall maintain the facilities (minor painting, sweep, HVAC, etc.) and perform routine building maintenance (painting, graffiti removal, etc.). Major painting projects, such as painting of tanks, buildings, are a capital improvement to be paid by the Town. 6. CH2M HILL OMI shall prepare for submittal by the Town required regulatory reports in a timely manner. 7. CH2M HILL OMI shall attend Town staff meetings and Council meetings, as requested by the Town. 8. CH2M HILL OMI shall provide and pay for disposal of debris, garbage, etc. (as requ...
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SCOPE OF SERVICES (GENERAL. Contractor recognizes that the City Council has adopted, as a municipal policy, a zero waste goal of 95% of waste, as measured by CalRecycle via electronic annual report, being diverted from landfills by 2030 and that the activities described in this Article are essential components of achieving that goal. A major factor in the City’s decision to award this Agreement to Contractor has been Contractor’s representations and assurances as to the levels of recovery that will be achieved by processing at the facility(ies) identified in this Article. Through this Agreement, the City grants to Contractor the exclusive right to Process all Solid Waste and Other Materials Collected in the City by the City’s Collector, subject to the limitations in Section 4.02. Contractor shall perform all work in accordance with the attachments of this Agreement, all provisions of which are incorporated herein whether or not such provisions are specifically referred to in any other section of this Agreement. Below is information about the Approved Solid Waste Processing Facility approved by the City for Processing of Solid Waste: Facility Name: GreenWaste Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) Owner: GreenWaste Recovery Inc. Operator: GreenWaste Recovery Inc. Address: 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, San Jose, CA 95110 Contact Person Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Co-CEO Address: 000 X. Xxxx Road, San Jose, CA 95110 Phone No.: 000-000-0000
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