Level of Effort definition
Level of Effort means the complete deliverable submitted as per agreed upon timelines and the amount of work performed within a time and is measured in working days or hours per day/week/month/duration of the contract.
Level of Effort. (▇▇▇) means a comprehensive document that identifies the activities that are necessary to complete the Work at the Work Order Price for a Cost Plus Fixed Fee Work Order. The ▇▇▇ is a required element that must be negotiated prior to execution of each Cost Plus Fixed Fee Work Order.
Level of Effort has the meaning set forth in Section B (10) of Exhibit A-3 – Services.
Examples of Level of Effort in a sentence
Preparation for and negotiation of individual Work Orders and Work Order Changes, including but not limited to proposal preparation; budget preparation; drafting of Scope of Work; and Level of Effort on Cost Plus Fixed Fee Work Orders.
Level of Effort: FEMA shall make a reasonable and good faith effort to identify historic properties in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.4(b)(1).
Level of Effort (▇▇▇) − The level of effort (percentage of time) that the position contributes to the project.
Preparation for and negotiation of changes to Scope of Work, including but not limited to request for change, proposal preparation, drafting Scope of Work, Level of Effort, and Cost Summary, and negotiation of Scope of Work or related Level of Effort/Cost Summary, etc.
Cost loading will be accomplished through Level of Effort summary activities and not for each schedule activity.
More Definitions of Level of Effort
Level of Effort means the estimate that the PRACs will provide based on their Project assessment, including
Level of Effort. Medium Sites: Kasungu and Lilongwe Districts
Level of Effort. FEMA shall make a reasonable and good faith effort to identify historic properties in accordance with 36 CFR § 800.4(b)(1). FEMA shall consult with the SHPO to determine the level of effort and methodology necessary to identify and evaluate a variety of historic property types. FEMA shall consult with the affected Tribe(s) to determine geographical areas that may contain properties of religious and cultural significance that may be affected by an Undertaking and determine the necessary level of effort to identify and evaluate or avoid any such historic properties.
Level of Effort. Low Results/Deliverable: Monthly data report to be presented at BRN meetings Level of Effort: High Results/Deliverable: Updated and deployed CommCare App Level of Effort: Medium
Level of Effort means the amount of work to be performed under this contract and is measured in hours.
Level of Effort. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇: 80 hours. Geochimica project geologist: 40 hours Deliverable: Data report and evaluation. Tier #1 Summary and Analysis. Geochimica has identified a suite of 40 samples for Tier #2 (kinetic) testing (see Attachments 1 to 6). The Tier #2 testing will be based on column weathering cells using a testing procedure equivalent to the ASTM standard for humidity cells. For the initial 27 week period, weekly effluents should be analyzed weekly for the same parameters as will be analyzed in the static testing program, except that gross alpha radiation does not need analysis. [There will not be sufficient solution for the gross alpha analysis]: General parameters (pH, Conductivity, TDS, Alkalinity/Acidity, Hardness) Major ions (Ca, Mg, Na, K, HCO3/CO3, SO4, Cl and F) Metals and metalloids including the Arizona designated metals (Sb, As, Ba, Be, Cd, Cr, Pb, Hg, Se, Tl, and Ni), plus eight site-specific metals (Al, B, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ag, U, and Zn). The general parameters except hardness, plus Fe and SO4 will be analyzed at Chemac Environmental Services, with the solution then transported to ACZ for the full analytical suite, including general parameters, major ions, and trace metals. At this time, we recommend that RCM plan on the Tier #2 testing taking at least 27 weeks. If review of the analytical results indicates that some of the initially designated parameters do not need continued analysis, Geochimica will prepare a recommendation to RCM and ADEQ for a modification of the analytical suite. At the end of 20 weeks, we will submit a report that recommends which, if any of the kinetic tests should be continued beyond 27 weeks, on what sampling and analysis interval (it may be possible to decrease the sampling and analytical intensity), and for how long. (Note: At the Eagle Project, kinetic tests have been ongoing for > 150 weeks in support of permitting that is currently being considered by the State of Michigan, and this is comparable to the kinetic testing basis for Rio Tinto’s Diavik Project.) The experimental work for Tier #2 will be performed at Chemac Environmental Services (Englewood, Colorado). ACZ does not conduct column-leaching experiments, nor do most commercial laboratories that do large-volume analytical chemistry. Chemac will deliver effluent solutions to ACZ for analytical chemistry to meet ADEQ requirements for a qualified analytical lab.
Level of Effort. Employee shall devote his best efforts to the performance of Employee's duties for Company, and shall faithfully adhere to Company's business policies and procedures. However, subject to Sections 8, 9 and 10, Company expressly agrees that: (
i) Employee may pursue other business opportunities (including without limitation, business opportunities involving the gaming industry) while he is employed by Company: (ii) Employee may pursue such business opportunities separately from the Company, and has no obligation to bring any such business opportunities to the Company; and (iii) Company shall have no right to receive any portion of any fees or income generated in connection with such business opportunities."