Task 1. Review the project scope.
Task 1. Administrative Policies: Assist in the development and/or update of CITY grievance policies, along with other required policies, procedures, and best practices, including, but not limited to: • Accommodation statements and procedures • Rights afforded to persons with disabilities • ADA/504 Coordinator • Service animals • Eligibility • Accessibility maintenance • Oversight • Other power mobility devices • Website compliance • Special events • Park programs • Other notices and posting
Task 1. Arrange for the Provision of Medical Services Urgent Care and Health Care for Passengers and Visitors who Become Ill at the Airport. Contractor shall contract with a physician and employ or contract with other personnel to provide clinical services of an urgent care nature for City and tenant employees, passengers and visitors who become ill at the Airport. Contractor must employ or contract with one full time equivalent (FTE) physician on staff and one FTE registered nurse with case management experience. Urgent care services include those clinical services ranging from basic primary care services and emergency services, e.g., acute sprains/strains, acute infections, x-ray and basic laboratory services. In the event of unplanned absences by the physician, such as sudden illness or emergency, the Clinic may have to cease providing services until a replacement physician is on site, or until the assigned physician returns. Contractor will make every reasonable effort to minimize any interruption to Services, but in no event shall Contractor suspend operation of clinic services due to a physician's absence longer than one business day. Travel Medicine The Contractor shall provide the following aspects of Travel Medicine services: preventive medicine for overseas travel, e.g., immunizations, health alerts for at-risk country travel, and health education. City and County of San Francisco (CCSF) Occupational Health
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The purpose of Task 1 is to create a framework for collaborative project participation, promote ongoing public and stakeholder engagement, ensure strategic, clear consistent messaging and management of expectations throughout the life of the project.
Task 1 – Data Gathering Consultant will obtain a copy of the SWMM model prepared as part of the Interim Basin III Design Development Report.
Report progress in progress reports and final results in the Recipient Closeout Report (Task 1).
Contractor shall provide and configure Software in accordance with Task 1 (Provide and Configure Software) with all Subtasks thereto.
Provide results in progress reports and final plant survival and density in the Recipient Closeout Report (Task 1).
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Task 1. Arrange for the Provision of Medical Services Urgent Care and Health care for passengers and visitors who become ill at the Airport. Contractor shall contract with a physician and employ or contract with other personnel to provide clinical services or an urgent care nature. Urgent care services include those clinical services in the area between basic primary care services and emergency services, e.g., acute sprains/strains, acute infections, x-ray and basic laboratory services. In the event of unplanned absences by the physician, such as sudden illness or emergency, the Clinic may have to cease providing services until a replacement physician is on site, or until the assigned physician returns. Travel Medicine The Contractor will provide the following aspects of Travel Medicine services: preventive medicine for overseas travel, e.g., immunizations, health alerts for at-risk country travel, and health education. City and County of San Francisco (CCSF) Occupational Health
Task 1. Background Information / Existing Conditions Cost: $4,630 The Town of Xxxxxx Bay will review existing plans, for all roadways, bicycle, pedestrian, transit facilities, and land use developments on key transit corridors served by Miami-Dade Transportation and Public Works (MDTPW) and the Town Circulator in an effort to increase ridership and regional connectivity by
Task 1. Biometric Lab Program: We will perform activities toward the preparation of the Aviation Authority/CBP/TSA joint Biometric MCO Live Lab, planned for early 2024. We recognize there will be significant coordination requirements across all aspects. As such, we provide a considerable amount of effort through meetings and communications. The major activities include:
Task 1. Compilation of data: On the kick-off meeting it was decided not to transform all existing data into the same format, but using individual data sets depending on the research question. For instance, for Deliverable D4.3-1, all partners used their individual data to calculate metrics and to develop a new method on size-spectra (ISS). This approach turned out to be appropriate because of the different characteristics of the case study catchments, from which existing data is available. Task 2: Field campaign using standard methods: Altogether five case study catchments were included in the extensive field campaign: Lesina lagoon (Italy), Varna Bay (transitional/coastal area in the Black Sea (Bulgaria), the Mondego estuary (Portugal), the Basque coast (Atlantic coastal area in Spain) and the Oslo Fjord (Norway). All samples were taken in summer 2009 and processed. The taxa lists and environmental parameters were supplied to the central WISER database (workpackage 2.1).
Task 1. Continual Wildlife Hazard Assessment Survey - FY 2024 Conduct monthly Wildlife Hazard Assessment Surveys consistent with FAA AC 150/5200-38: Protocol for the Conduct and Review of Wildlife Hazard Site Visits, Wildlife Hazard Assessments, and Wildlife Hazard Management Plans. • Conduct monthly using the Point Count Survey methodology at 20 monitoring stations: o Two survey rotations at eight runway monitoring stations (RW-01 through RW-08) performed at near sunrise and sunset approximating peak airfield activity times (civil sunrise–11:00 am and 2:00–civil sunset), and o One survey rotation at twelve surface water monitoring stations (SW-01 through SW-12) between sunrise and 11:00 am. • Conduct monthly hazardous/protected species wildlife surveys using the Wandering Transect Survey methodology to document occurrences within and immediately adjacent to the Airport exclusive the Point Count Stations.
Task 1. Customize the Go CO2 Free platform for use in Contra Costa County
Task 1. Data Acquisition and Survey Approach: BHI will provide field work in order to support design, including: