Scope of Work Summary. This Scope of Work covers two tasks outlined below:
Scope of Work Summary. The purpose of this Invitation to Bid is to establish a Price Agreement with multiple responsive and responsible vendors capable of providing Escambia County with quality supplies as well as prompt, reliable service, utilizing prices that are fair and reasonable. Vendors are asked to respond to this solicitation by providing the price that the County will be charged for each item listed on the Unit Price List. Also, vendors are asked to list on the Bid Form the percentage discount off the catalog (retail) price that the County will receive on any items not listed on the Unit Price List. The vendor shall make this pricing and discounts available to all Escambia County departments. Any government entity that wishes to utilize the County’s pricing and discounts does so at their own risk. The government entity must work directly with the vendor(s) participating in this agreement with Escambia County and must formalize their mutual interest and agreement to do business together. Any agreement between a participating government entity and the vendor(s) shall be considered a stand-alone agreement that does not include any risk or potential loss on the part of Escambia County. Purchase Orders are to be issued to the vendor(s) with the lowest price per catalog item. In the event the product is unavailable at the lowest price, the County will contact vendors in the order of their pricing (lowest to highest). The product is to then be ordered from the vendor with the lowest price based on availability. Some items called for have been identified by a brand name or equal description shown on the Unit Price List. Such identification is intended to be descriptive, not restrictive, and is intended to indicate the quality, characteristic, and performance expectation of the product that will be satisfactory. Any recommended changes/replacements to the products contained in the Unit Price List must be approved by the County prior to the last date for questions. Items not on the Unit Price List shall not be considered. Changes to the Unit Price List or Bid Form may be grounds for deeming the bid non-responsive and unavailable for consideration. Project Name: Escambia County Department Supplies Solicitation # 21-22.128 Date of Bid Opening Octeber 4, 2022 Time: 3:00 p.m. CT Certificate of Authority to do Business from the State of Florida. (Sunbiz registration – The person signing the bid form must be listed on Sunbiz registration for FEIN provided) All required documentation s...
Scope of Work Summary. 2.1 The Proponent will, at a minimum, complete: If approved by Council, the short-listed options will be carried forward as part of the city’s Transportation Plan Update.
2.2 A complete scope of work is contained in Appendix A.
Scope of Work Summary. A. LAWA will provide Contractor with Security Sensitive Information (SSI) documentation consisting of signed and sealed Installation Drawings for Xxxxxxxxx 0, 0, 0, 0, & 0. Xxx drawings contain terminal floor plans which show each portal, the IT Room where each portal will be fed from, conduit routing and wiring requirements for each type of portal and methods and locations for new equipment installation.
B. LAWA will provide the Contractor with the electronic format of the signed and sealed Installation Drawings developed for the installation of the required infrastructure to support baggage portal security systems in all five (5)
Scope of Work Summary. A. This Scope of Work includes site investigation, installation and configuration of the necessary ACAMS readers, horns, lights, switches, other devices and components, mounting requirements, network, interfaces to third party systems, control and monitoring requirements to the various points of introduction of checked baggage, parcels and other items transported to and from the secure and sterile areas of LAWA terminal building operations in compliance with Title 49 CFR Parts 1542 and 1544.
B. Upon award of a Contract Amendment and Notice to Proceed, LAWA will provide Contractor and LAWA ACAMS O&M Provider and with Security Sensitive Information (SSI) documentation consisting of CD containing Signed and Sealed Installation Drawings for Xxxxxxxxx 0, 0, 0, 0, & 0. Xxx drawings contain terminal floor plans which show each portal, the IT Room where each portal will be fed from, wiring and control design requirements for each type of portal and methods and locations for new equipment installation.
C. LAWA will provide the LAWA ACAMS O&M Provider with the electronic format of the signed and sealed Installation Drawings developed for the installation of ACAMS System Equipment in all five (5)
Scope of Work Summary. HMGP 4167-0009-R provides Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) funding that will allow Town of Carrboro to elevate 1 residential structure. This project entails the Elevation of the following residential structure: 000 Xxxx Xxxxx, Durham, NC 27713 This Agreement,the North Carolina Legislature and the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program grants are governed by the following statutes,regulations,procedures and policies:
(1) The Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Xxx,00 X.X.X. §0000 et. seq.;
(2) 44 C.F.R. parts 7,9,10,13,14,17,18,25,206,220,221,44 C.F.R. Part 209,2
Scope of Work Summary. Note: A detailed Statement of Work (SOW) must be attached as Attachment A and is hereby incorporated by reference.
Scope of Work Summary. We understand the scope of our work to include a comprehensive assessment of the Xxxxx Xxxx Pool to provide information for potential future improvements, upgrades, and renovations. The assessment shall include a prioritization and phasing plan to assist the City with planning and budgeting. The Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxx has served the Xxxxxxxx community since 1969. It has been well-maintained and fully operational for seasonal use, including swimming competitions, diving, and community recreational swimming. However, the current pool does not meet the year-long swimming needs of the community, especially with regard to providing swim lessons, which are an important health and safety skill. The assessment scope shall include our team’s evaluation of the existing Xxxxx Xxxx Pool Facility in order to gain an understanding of what the existing condition is. This will be a thorough and comprehensive assessment of the Xxxxx Xxxx pool complex, as described below, using our pre-prepared checklists, to include the swimming pools and related systems and components (mechanical, plumbing, filtration, chlorination, lighting, access, and any other state and local code requirements, etc.). The purpose will be to identify the investment that should be incorporated into the overall vision of the feasibility study portion of work. The feasibility effort will specifically analyze options to allow for potential options to allow for year-round operations including, but not limited to a permanent or seasonal structure over the pool such as an inflatable bubble, fixed enclosure, retractable enclosure, or small heated covered spaces on the pool deck. Please see the scope summaries and deliverables described below. Additional information and detail is included on the individual sub-consultants proposal letters attached, to avoid inadvertently creating a conflict or misinterpretation of the scopes of work, particularly for the pass-through services provided for the convenience of the City of Kirkland. • Weekly remote meetings/ check-ins with City staff to ensure that the project stays on schedule. Schemata will participate in weekly video conferences, and/or telephone calls for the purpose of keeping the project team apprised of the project schedule and discussing impending items. Consultant partners may participate in these meetings depending on the agenda and availability. These meetings may be combined with other meetings, such as the kick-off meeting, site visits, and design review meet...
Scope of Work Summary. We understand this project to be an update of the 2019 mitigation plan for Lucas County. As an update, our responsibilities would include the following: • Organize a planning team and allow for adequate participation o Provide the county with suggested hazard mitigation planning team membership o Work with the county to determine a meeting schedule (four to six formal meetings) o Moderate and support meeting logistics o Interface with committee members and other extended stakeholders (e.g., economic assets, non-profit organizations, higher education, etc.) via meetings, telephone calls, emails, digital platforms such as Google Sites, and online surveys • Update community demographic information o Review local demographic, climatologic, and topographic overview information for the community profile sections o Update/add/delete community assets (i.e., asset inventory) 1 To include measures related to integration of the High Hazard Potential Dams (HHPD) and Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) programs o Specific attention to integrating other, compatible planning efforts (e.g., comprehensive, emergency operations, stormwater management, etc.) with the mitigation plan • Update risk/hazard vulnerability assessment o Update historical hazard information and documentation to include documentation of the extent of the hazards o Expand discussion of municipal vulnerabilities and participation (to include the integration of existing municipal planning efforts) o Re-prioritize hazard vulnerabilities based on recent events o Update loss estimates o Mapping updates to reflect changes (ArcGIS and PDF formats) o Update the dam and levee failure profile to meet revised requirements for the High-Hazard Potential Dams (HHPD) program • Update mitigation goals and actions o Update the existing mitigation projects list (i.e., the addition of new mitigation projects, removal of implemented mitigation projects) o Identify new projects for the hazard mitigation planning team’s consideration o Where appropriate, ensure the inclusion of projects that align with the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program o Re-assign project implementation timelines and priorities (including a quantitative prioritization of projects) o Expand public and partner agency opportunities for participation • Facilitate public involvement o Coordinate creation of online surveys to gauge public sentiment on risks, vulnerabilities, and potential mitigation actions...
Scope of Work Summary. This Authorization is effective for a period of twelve (12) months from Day One of Toll Revenue Collection. This Scope of Work covers two tasks outlined below: Operations and Staffing for the MoPac Managed Lanes Exhibit A Task 2 – Maintenance: Provide monitoring, operations and maintenance support for roadside and Intelligent Transportation (ITS) Equipment identified in WA #10, Exhibit A; Section A3.04, to monitor and validate the accurate operations of the Express Lanes, the Project Host and the Toll System MoPac Express lanes and SH 71 Express Lanes Project. The term of the Maintenance Contract shall be for an initial period of one (1) year (the “Initial Term”), commencing on the Effective Date of Day One of Toll Revenue Collection. The Initial Term shall be extended automatically for successive periods of one (1) year each unless and until terminated otherwise. The Maintenance Contract may be terminated by either party upon the expiration of the Initial Term or any subsequent one year extension of this Maintenance Contract, provided that at least ninety (90) days’ written notice is given to the other party prior to the expiration of the Initial Term and any additional subsequent terms.
