Technical Project Sample Clauses

Technical Project. Within three (03) months from the CLOSING DATE, the CONCESSIONAIRE shall submit to the GRANTOR the TECHNICAL PROJECT for the SERVICE GRANTED under this CONTRACT. The information required for the elaboration of the TECHNICAL PROJECT is specified in Annex No. 6. If necessary, the approval of the TECHNICAL PROJECT also includes the granting of authorizations, permits and licenses, registers, among others, at the GRANTOR's expense, necessary for the provision of the GRANTED SERVICE in accordance with the COVERAGE PLAN, as well as for the implementation of the MANDATORY INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS in accordance with the TECHNICAL PROPOSAL. Said document shall contain the proposal for the execution of the COVERAGE PLAN submitted, the information necessary to verify compliance with the USAGE GOALS of the Allocated Spectrum in accordance with the APPLICABLE LAWS AND PROVISIONS, as well as the proposal for the implementation of the MANDATORY INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS. The GRANTOR has a term of up to two (02) months for the approval of the TECHNICAL PROJECT counted from the submission of the same by the CONCESSIONAIRE. Within such term, it shall formulate and communicate to the CONCESSIONAIRE the observations to such project, including the observations to the authorizations, permits and licenses requested. If there are observations, the same shall be corrected by the CONCESSIONAIRE within fifteen (15) DAYS from the notice of the observations. The GRANTOR has a term of fifteen (15) DAYS to pronounce itself on the correction of the observations made by the CONCESSIONAIRE. The TECHNICAL PROJECT may be modified, with the prior approval of the GRANTOR in accordance with the APPLICABLE LAWS AND PROVISIONS. The TECHNICAL PROJECT must be updated in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 16.6.3 of the TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS and submitted within a maximum term of ten (10) CALENDAR DAYS counted from the maximum term for the COMMENCEMENT OF THE PROVISION OF SERVICES for the First Year and for the Second Year, in accordance with paragraph 4.6 of the TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS. The GRANTOR shall approve or, in its absence, shall make known its observations within a maximum term of ten (10) DAYS as of the reception of the updated TECHNICAL PROJECT. In case of issuing observations, these shall be corrected by the CONCESSIONAIRE, within the term granted for such purpose by the GRANTOR.
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Technical Project. It is the document to be submitted by the CONCESSIONAIRE to the GRANTOR, within the three (03) months following the CLOSING DATE. It contains the COVERAGE PLAN, the USAGE GOALS, and the development of the MANDATORY INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS assumed in the TECHNICAL PROPOSAL.
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Technical Project. This is the document to be submitted by the CONCESSIONAIRE to the MTC, within three (03) months following the CLOSING DATE. It contains the COVERAGE PLAN, the USAGE GOALS, and the development of the MANDATORY INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS assumed in the TECHNICAL PROPOSAL, as well as the technical details for the operation of the BAND.
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Technical Project. Manager The Technical Project Manager oversees testing, data migration, interface development, and systems and hardware teams. Key responsibilities: • Developing detailed plans in each of the areas described above. • Develop a close and effective working relationship with the Business project leads, because the teams who are working on functional system fit will be defining system configuration and system enhancements, and working with Niche to review versions that will be installed as the business fit progresses. System Administrator This person collaborates with the Niche team to carry out system-specific training and activities, and implement backup, recovery and archive procedures. Key responsibilities: • Monitor / configure servers, workstations and other interfaced systems. • Design and run reports as needed. • Maintain and upgrade all system configuration and forms. • Install software upgrades. • Monitor databases and troubleshoot system problems. • Act as main point for contact for user questions/problems. • Provide knowledge base for system and interface information to aid end users. Police RMS Trainers Trainers need to have practical policing knowledge, be drawn from a range of functional areas, and have a good understanding of business processes in their own agency. • Agency should have designated trainers to support ongoing training. • These people become system experts. They provide on-going training for new personnel, and refresher training as needed. • Trainers provide final training or a refresher immediately prior to live production use of the system by staff. Police RMS Documentation Writer Documentation provided by Niche Technology describes how the software operates, but contains no police procedural information. This person is responsible for combining materials provided by Niche with agency-specific procedures and business processes to produce a final set of end-user documents customized for the installation. • This person usually works with the RMS trainers. • The writer can be agency staff or contract staff, depending upon the model the agency wishes to use. Police Data Migration Lead Works with the Niche Technology Data Migration Lead to carry out the Data Migration plan. • Cleans up data in legacy systems before converting it to the new system. • Requires knowledge of legacy systems and the requisite professional knowledge to make decisions on record merging for conversion. Technical/ Systems Support This person is a liaison betwe...
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Technical Project. Within six (6) months counted as from the Date of Closing, the Licensee Corporation must submit to the Grantor a technical project profile that should include its proposed Usage Milestones for the allocated radio spectrum, which should be compatible with Annex 1. The information required in the technical project profile is contained in Annex 4. The Grantor is afforded a sixty (60) calendar day-term to propose and to notify to the Licensee Corporation its observations to said project. If, upon expiration of the term, no observations should have been made, the project shall be deemed approved. If any observations should exist, these must be rectified by the Licensee Corporation within a fifteen (15)-Day term as from the notification of the observations. The Grantor is afforded a fifteen (15)-Day term to make a pronouncement on the rectifications to the observations solved by the Licensee Corporation.
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