Work Package. 6.5.1 The Work Packages shall be in accordance with Appendices A1-A2 and shall set out the specifications and special requests concerning the Services, and shall include, among others the following items:
a) Details of the Services and specific scope of the work to be carried out;
b) Deliverables to be provided (characteristics, reports, maps, etc.);
c) Name of ISR coordinator for each Work Package;
d) Time schedule for each Work Package. Such time schedule shall include, but is not limited to, details relating to the continuity of work, vacation or leave time, transportation requirements both within, and to and from Israel, work location;
e) The identities of the Personnel who will perform the Services;
f) Work Package Price, as detailed below.
g) Milestones for payment the Work Package Price. Only a Work Package dully signed by ISR shall oblige ISR.
6.5.2 Upon completion of each Work Package, the Consultant shall submit to ISR’s Project Manager a signed form evidencing completion of the specific Work Package in the form attached hereto as Annex B2 (“Certificate of Completion”).
Work Package is a deliverable at the lowest level of the WBS, and may be divided into activities and used to identify and control work flows in the organization.
Work Package. As a material consideration for entering into this Agreement, DB Contractor hereby commits, and TxDOT is relying upon DB Contractor’s commitment, to develop the Project in accordance with the time periods set forth in this Agreement. Except where this Agreement expressly provides for an extension of time, the time limitations set forth in the Contract Documents for DB Contractor’s performance of its covenants, conditions and obligations are of the essence, and DB Contractor waives any right at law or in equity to tender or complete performance beyond the applicable time period, or to require TxDOT to accept such performance.
Work Package. Please describe your confidence that the total remaining Work Package funds per cost category are sufficient to complete the Work Package activities. For example, do you expect to incur new or unplanned costs in order to complete the Work Package activities.
Work Package. 1 First part of the Work Package 1 consists of assessing the properties of aggregates produced in Lithuania based on the requirements stated in the RB DG (see Annex A), UIC 719R and this document (see Table 1 and Annex B). For this purpose, sampling and testing must be carried out by the Consultant in Lithuania. Only active quarries in Lithuania with appropriate and valid Certificate of Factory Production
Work Package. 1
4.1 Web hosting - The Contactor is required to carry out hosting services for the UK PRTR site for the duration of the contract. Hosting services should commence on 1 September 2011. Hosting services necessarily includes, but is not limited to, the activities mentioned in paragraph 3.2. Equally, the Contractor will be required to follow the web services guidelines as mentioned in paragraph 3.2 and any other guidelines or changes as requested by the Authority.
Work Package. 2
Table 2. Soil Quality Classes according to RB DG and UIC 719R
Work Package. 2: Best practice
Work Package. 3 - Annual publication of latest UK PRTR data (by the third Monday in December 2011) and Preparation for E-PRTR submission (by March 2012).
7.1. By the third Monday in November 2011, the Contractor is required to be ready to process a fresh set of data to be made available by competent authorities This will usually cover the previous calendar year‟s dataset which is to be published on the UK PRTR website by the third Monday in December 2011. In England and Wales, the Environment Agency is the competent authority for what are considered to be the larger, or potentially more polluting, installations. The Authority and the Welsh Assembly Government, via a local authority direction (to approximately 400 LAs in England and Wales), collect information from the comparatively and potentially less polluting installations. In Scotland, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency is responsible for all PRTR sites. In Northern Ireland, the Department of Environment is the competent authority. The off-shore sector reports to the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC). All competent authorities have a duty under the E-PRTR Regulation to collect and supply the information with Defra as the co-ordinating body.
7.2. The Contractor is required to carry out the steps/activities described 3.6 – 3.9 above as part of this work package.
7.3. In preparation for submission of the 2010 UK PRTR dataset to the European Commission, the Contractor is required to carry out the activities described in 3.6 and 3.
Work Package. 3: Enhancements of Vulnerability Assessment techniques
