Task 1. Review the project scope.
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. Obtain an Annual Physical with required biometric lab tests and submit a completed Physical Screening Form to the third party administrator(s) before the end of the Healthy Living Requirement (HLR) Qualification Period. A completed Physical Screening Form must be received by the third party administrator(s) before the end of the Healthy Living Requirement (HLR) Qualification Period.
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The scope of services to be delivered includes all of the following: Task 1: Prepare Conceptual PRP, Identify Sites and Design the BMPs. Following award, the Contractor must prepare and submit a Conceptual PRP, which is a document that describes in narrative form the Contractor’s approach to achieving the bid cost per pounds of sediment reduction credit in five years for the compensation of $2,500,000.00.
Fee Schedule Professional fees for the scope of work are as follows: Task 1 Construction Documents $267,711 Task 2 Permitting and Bidding Assistance .................................................................$ 39,037 TOTAL BASE FEE $306,748 This total base fee of $306,909 will be billed monthly on a time and materials (T&M) basis, not to exceed the total fee stated above, and includes reimbursable expenses.
Scope of work: • Coordinate with specialists to prepare environmental technical studies consistent with that is identified in the Caltrans approved PES (Task 1).
List of Detailed Tasks and Proposed Schedule Task 1 - Project Kick off and Schedule Development This task will include a general project team introduction, establish communication protocols, define quality assurance / quality control (QA/QC) procedures, and upfront planning to move forward with the technical scope of work and stakeholder involvement.
CASC meeting logistics, agendas and summaries (up to 12) • MST meeting logistics, agendas and summaries (up to 12) • Working group meeting logistics, agendas, and summaries (up to 6) Task 1 Staff and Budget Assumptions Staff Title/Hours Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Notes Senior Planner 360 360 360 Associate Planner/ Planning Technician 180 180 180 Communications & Outreach Specialist Administrative Support 150 150 150 Professional Services Other costs Task 2.
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Task 1. Data Acquisition and Survey Approach: BHI will provide field work in order to support design, including:
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. Pre-Design Study • Progress for this reporting period: Add Text • Identify delays or problems encountered: Add Text Task 2: Bidding and Contractor Selection • Progress for this reporting period: Add Text • Identify delays or problems encountered: Add Text Indicate the completion status for the following tasks (if included in the Grant Work Plan): Design (Plans/Submittal): 30% □, 60% □, 90% □, 100% □ Permitting (Completed): Yes □, No □ Construction (Estimated): % This report is submitted in accordance with the reporting requirements of the above DEP Agreement number and accurately reflects the activities associated with the project. Signature of Xxxxxxx’s Grant Manager (Original Ink) Date STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Exhibit C Payment Request Summary Form The Payment Request Summary Form for this grant can be found on our website at this link: xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/wra/wra/documents/payment-request-summary-form Please use the most current form found on the website, linked above, for each payment request.
Task 1. General Introduction to the development of a training plan o Different organisational models in an institutional context; o Different elements of a strategic HR policy; o Different skills management models; o Different kinds of training opportunities; o Different methodologies for management and monitoring of a training plan. Task 2: Perform (or contribute to) a needs analysis in terms of required skills o Define strategies to meet those needs (training or other action); o The definition of training needs based on an institutional-organisational analysis and competency analysis as part of the HR strategy; o The different kinds of objectives; o The target audience of the analysis; o Methodologies for analysing training needs (focus on national and regional context, sector context, organisational context, job and task context, participants knowledge level, participants expectations, participants preferred modalities for training, participants learning styles, participants personal information, participants access to infrastructure and time). Task 3: Development of a training plan o The goals for training (organisational goal that is driving training, return on investment, identified skills gap, skills to be delivered, learning objectives) o Target population (who will be trained, group/class size, how many training sessions, knowledge and skill prerequisites) o The development of the content of the training program (content structure strategy and content sequencing for delivery).
Task 1. In depth analysis of NEC national programs The contractor is expected to analyse in depth a selection of submitted programmes as established by the MS6 for the 2006 reporting round under the NEC directive. A first assessment of the 2002 reports has been performed both by EEA7 and the Commission8 and should be used as a basis for further analysis. The pollutants covered are NH3, NOx, SO2, and VOCs. The analysis should include any information on programmes of emissions of Particulate Matter PM 10 and PM2.5, although this pollutant is not part of the NEC directive. More specifically, the following aspects will be analysed by the contractor: • Consistency of the MS national programmes reported under the NEC directive with: o Air quality programmes and programmes reported under the ambient air quality directives 96/62/EC; o National programmes for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions reported under the Monitoring directive and its amendments9 and implementing provisions; o National allocation plans for the European Trading system for greenhouse gasses;10 o Other relevant programmes and plans established under European legislation (such as the plans as foreseen in the directives on LCP11 and VOC’s12 o The baseline scenario as established by XXXXX and the output of the bilateral consultations as lead by IIASA13. o "Recommendations on developing and reporting national programmes under the National Emission Ceilings Directive" providing guidance to the MS in their preparation of national programmes and their reporting to the Commission. The consistency check between the NEC programmes and other plans and programmes should be based on a screening of the submitted programmes and be done in depth for a maximum of 10 MS being a representative sample of MS (i.e. covering aspects of the EU15 and EU10, small and large MS and north-south differences). The final selection of the programmes to be analysed in depth will be decided after consultation with the Commission.
Task 1. Pre-Design Study • Progress for this reporting period: Add Text • Identify delays or problems encountered: Add Text Task 2: Design and Permitting • Progress for this reporting period: Add Text • Identify delays or problems encountered: Add Text Task 3: Bidding and Contractor Selection • Progress for this reporting period: Add Text • Identify delays or problems encountered: Add Text
Task 1. Renewable Resource Assessment Subtask A: Solar Potential Subtask B: Wind Potential Subtask C: Biomass Potential Subtask D: Biogas Potential Subtask E: Community Renewable Energy Projects Potential Department of Conservation and Development (DCD) July 2017: Complete solicitation for consultant to perform technical analysis of resource potential. Milestones: Data Collection Siting Analysis Draft Report Final Report and Presentation Q1 2018: Complete technical analysis. Deliverables: Written report, maps, and GIS file indicating best locations for renewable energy technologies. Report will include options for structuring community renewable energy project agreements, and map of potential sites.