Basic Services & Deliverables Clause Samples
The "Basic Services & Deliverables" clause defines the fundamental tasks, responsibilities, and tangible outputs that a party—typically a service provider or contractor—is obligated to perform and deliver under the agreement. It outlines the scope of work, specifying what services will be provided and what deliverables (such as reports, designs, or products) are expected, often including timelines or milestones for completion. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of what is to be done and delivered, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and setting measurable expectations for performance.
Basic Services & Deliverables. A. Consultant’s services may include but are not limited the following Project Areas:
1. Development of Design Guidelines, Feasibility Studies, Concept Design as well as Programming, Project Timelines/Schedules, Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction/Bid Documents for various Parks related projects, including but not limited to the following:
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ office(s), visitor center(s) and maintenance facilities development and improvements
b. Historic structures evaluations and stabilization, rehabilitation and/or restoration
c. Interpretive display (interior and exterior) development and improvements
d. Landscape development and improvements
e. Day-use and recreational facilities development and improvements
f. Playground development and improvements
g. Water storage and distribution systems and wastewater systems evaluation, development, and improvements
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ and regional trail(s) and trailhead staging area(s) development and improvements
2. Condition assessments of existing and proposed Parks facilities
3. Repurpose studies and recommendations for Parks’ structures and facilities
4. Water recreational development and improvements
5. Remediation design services (ex. lead paint and/or asbestos removal)
6. Retaining structures/walls development and improvements
7. Sediment control systems (ex. evaluation, solutions and development)
8. Slope stabilization (ex. evaluation, solutions, and development)
9. Site remediation of disturbed parkland
10. Building and structures demolition plans and specifications
11. Construction Administration (CA) services
12. Project Record Document preparation 13. Code Analysis and ADA Evaluations
Basic Services & Deliverables. The Consultatn will: By way of example, and not limitation, a scope of work would identify and contain:
a. Identify any Project-specific definitions.
b. List Project-specific Specifications and Other Documents.
c. Identify the Tasks and Deliverables.
d. Identify Project Milestones and Critical Path Milestones.
e. Required Meetings and Intervals. Include required attendees.
f. Responsibility for note taking, meeting agenda, meeting minutes and follow up on action items.
g. Identify the Project Schedule for completion, including schedule for meetings, tasks, deliverables, milestones and critical path milestones.
h. Identify the individual(s) who are authorized to sign a Change Order based on the dollar value of such Change Order. Identify Project Manager and other Key Personnel.
i. Insert or Attach the Implementation Workplan (if any) developed in accordance with the Agreement Terms.
j. Identify approved subcontractors who will be performing any work under the Agreement.
k. Complete pricing information including all subcontractor fees, implementation and other services fees.
Basic Services & Deliverables. The following table summarizes the deliverables required during the course of the project:
Basic Services & Deliverables. A. Consultant will provide one or more of the following professional real estate appraisal services:
1: Appraisal of varied interests in real properties, including but not limited to special use properties, such as fee title, easements, partial interests, conservation easements, and leasehold interests. Appraisal reports must meet all requirements in the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Act and the State of California Department of Transportation (“Caltrans”) Right of Way Manual. Proposers should be able to take multiple appraisal approaches, including sales comparison, cost, income, and any combination thereof. Types of appraisal reports may include, but are not limited to: • New appraisal reports; • Multiple new appraisal reports for properties in the same vicinity being appraised concurrently, thereby affording the Department certain economies of scale; • Update of previous appraisal reports to reflect current market conditions; • Update of previous appraisal reports to reflect different scope or restrictions; • Other types of appraisal reports as specifically requested