Task 5. Ensure that means are in place to gather and store data pertaining to supports needs and other project-related data. Task 6: Train and certify assessors as qualified to conduct an assessment. Task 7: Complete support needs assessments. Task 8: Compile a roster of service recipients. Task 9: Gather expenditure data per person by service. Task 10: Analyze support needs and historical expenditure data.
Task 5. Ensure that means are in place to gather and store data pertaining to supports needs and other project-related data. The purpose of this task is to ensure that appropriate electronic accommodations have been made to ensure that the data collected may be compiled, secured, and utilized to complete the project’s objectives. In brief, this requires secure computer server space to host the following types of information for each service recipient: (a) identifying information, including demographics, (b) acuity data related to the individual’s support needs assessment, and (c) historical service use and expenditure data. Further, the platform should include, or be compatible with, a safe means for DHW and HSRI to exchange data, such as through a secure file transfer protocol (FTP) site. With such information securely stored and accessible, HSRI can develop and execute the analyses necessary to: (a) keep DHW informed of the progress being made on assessments,
Task 5. Data analysis and reporting Analyze data collected from the selected pilot project or other identified projects. Run scenarios using the PRMS model to evaluate watershed responses under differing upland management strategies. Generate a report detailing key findings from each of the pilot projects selected. Deliverables: • Technical Memorandum of Data Analysis and Key Findings of Upland Management Opportunities Category (e): Engagement / Outreach Conduct outreach to interested parties in the Basin, including communicating progress and monitoring outcomes on the Northern California Resource Center’s website.
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Task 4 - Bidding 60 days from approval of 100% Task 5 – Construction Administration and Task 6 – Construction Observation 360 days from Construction Contract Notice to Proceed.
Planner may also work in LEAP funded Capitol Caltrain Station Area Plan, Task 1 Project Set up, Task 2 Issue identification & Vision; Task 3 Conceptual Plan Development; Task 4 Draft Plan Documents; Task 5 Final Plan Document.
The committee will also score Business Plans and pitches and make final recommendations for Series B subawardees (see Task 5).
HDR will create a resource toolkit for safety infrastructure countermeasures that address safety emphases identified in Task 5 Safety Analysis.
Task 1 – Design Survey $ 16,520 Task 2 – Preliminary and Final Design $365,360 Task 3 – TxDOT Documentation $ 19,650 Task 4 – Meetings $ 25,630 Task 5 – Franchise Utility Coordination $4,800 Task 6 – Geotechnical Investigation $18,025 Total Lump Sum Fee $449,985 Lump sum fees will be invoiced monthly based upon the overall percentage of services performed.
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Task 5. Pre-Final (90%)
Task 5. Well Sampling in Curry and Xxxxxxxxx Counties Samples complementing efforts in Tasks 1-4 will be collected from private and public xxxxx in Curry and Xxxxxxxxx Counties. This additional sampling effort is taking place as a cooperative project between NMED and Clean Water Partnership-Xxxxxx (CWPC) under a Memorandum Of Understanding. These samples will advance understanding of PFAS contamination in relation to complex hydrogeologic conditions and will fill critical data gaps due to the relative scarcity of local public water systems. Sample sites may include xxxxx producing water for private domestic, irrigation, livestock watering, or public uses. Access agreements will be provided to private well owners who elect to participate in sampling. USGS estimates that 28 samples will be collected for this task (Table 5). This number is based on the total project budget (Table 12) and does not account for the possibility that some well owners may choose not to participate in the sampling effort. Sampling will occur in two phases with select xxxxx resampled during the second phase. Personnel hours for Task 5 are estimated from typical hourly wages for USGS samplers. USGS may be able to collect additional samples if junior staff are available to conduct sampling at lower rates corresponding to their general schedule (GS) grade. Four samples (estimated) will be analyzed for the same suite of compounds for groundwater samples defined in Tasks 1 and 2. The remaining 24 samples (estimated) will be analyzed only for the PFAS compounds listed in Table 3. Sampling results will be publicly available in NWIS, included in quarterly reports to the New Mexico Environment Department, and will be included in the interpretations and reporting listed under Task 3.
Task 5. As-Built Drawings Task 5 is a task to complete as-built record drawings for implemented designs created by Xxxxxxx Xxxxx International, Inc. The drawings will be completed using redlines developed by the contractor and reviewed by the City’s inspector or resident engineer. Efforts will be made to validate the constructed items at the completion of the project and updates to the plans will be submitted for approval by the City of San Diego.
Task 5. Conceptual Equipment Layout - Preliminary Plot Plan and Elevations Deliverables: Diagrams showing the plan view and elevations of the equipment including the estimated dimensions.
Task 5. Create units for Life Cycle Testing, Field Test (of complete systems) and Recipe Development TC will: . Conduct value engineering exercise on the unit . Finalize detailed product designs for full systems . Build 3 units to this design and conduct a design review . Build Beta, ALCT, and Engineering units Task 6: Develop and Execute Accelerated Life Cycle Testing TC will: . Design statistically valid test and data analysis procedures . Set up testing facility and install the units . Update test units as new components become available . Analyze data and feedback design improvements to the design team Task 7: Develop and Execute Field Study (with our market partners) TC will: . Identify possible users for lead user tests around the country . Develop data collection protocol and ethnography analyses. . Execute usage and data collection agreements. . Collect and analyze data Task 8: Develop xxxx settings and evaluate products relative to product standards TC will: . Complete cooking tests and develops oven settings for gas version (number of events, microwave power cycle, convection cycle, time per event) . Validate that the ovens produce high quality foods at the desired speeds. Phase III -- Transfer to Manufacturing and Ramp-up -------------------------------------------------- Goal: Develop final designs, transfer technology to the manufacturer and assist with ramping up manufacturing. TurboChef's market/manufacturing partners will undertake much of the work as we transition into manufacturing.
Task 5. Determine Need for and Calculate “Credits” to be Applied Against Capital Costs A consideration of “credits” is integral to the development of a legally valid development fee methodology. There are two (2) types of “credits” each with specific and distinct characteristics, but both of which will be addressed in the development of fees. The first is a credit due to possible double payment situations. This could occur when future contributions are made by the property owner toward the capital costs of the public facility covered by the development fee. The second is a credit toward the payment of a development fee for the required dedication of public sites and improvements provided by the developer and for which the development fee is imposed. The City will disclose to the Consultant any known credits that exist.
Task 5. Develop SCADA Standards - The purpose of the SCADA Standards is to provide a consistent standard for implementation of SCADA systems throughout the OWNER’S territory. The intended audience for the document includes internal OWNER’S staff, third party programmers, and design engineers that have responsibility to design, program, configure or modify the SCADA system. The document is intended to be a ‘living document’ wholly owned by the OWNER that will be reviewed and updated on a regular basis. The SCADA Standards Document will be based on the implementation of instrumentation and VTSCADA software and Xxxxx Xxxxxxx PLCs. The Programming Standards will include standardized functionality for all major equipment types including pumps, valves, instruments and VFDs. Each standardized function will contain equipment level standards for data collection/integration, alarming, equipment status and trending. Deliverables: Final Design Documents including Control System Architecture, Data collection and reporting solution, backup strategy, and Ethernet Network communications design. SCADA Standards Document. Bid documents meeting the OWNER’S procurement requirements to obtain SCADA software, maintenance, support and updates, as well as necessary servers and licenses as determined as a result of this phase of service.