Civil Engineering. Wayfinding / Graphics (only to include Standard regulatory signage (restrooms, room numbers) Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Other requirements as per the Design Professional’s contract Other services may also be included as Additional Services: Landscape and Irrigation Design Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment Selection Audio/Visual/IT Design Wayfinding/Graphics (enhanced) Storm Water Management Permitting Budgeting/Cost Management LEED Documentation Pass-through Services *Surveying - topo, location of structures/site utilities/trees, construction limits *Testing Agency – geotechnical evaluation, material testing, special inspections *Environmental – Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, GEPA *The Design Professional will be responsible for procuring and contracting for the services of this firm. EXHIBIT D – PRELIMINARY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE See attached. EXHIBIT E – DESIGN PROFESSIONAL’S KEY PERSONNEL AND CONSULTANTS Design Professional’s Key Personnel and Role Descriptions
Civil Engineering. The Design Professional shall, during the Schematic Design Phase, submit to the Owner a statement of need and extent of civil engineering required for the project to protect new and existing structures on or around the site from adverse conditions. Extensive civil engineering, or civil engineering work outside of the immediate site proposed for the project, shall be an Additional Service or a reimbursable expense. Any necessary surveys shall be Owner- provided.
Civil Engineering. SURVEYING Services shall be provided by a registered engineer who shall: evaluate existing pavement surfaces, grading and on-site utilities and identify potential areas to upgrade: and develop, from conceptual design through construction closeout, potential upgrades, including specifications and bid drawings; surveying to include determining legal descriptions and verification of lot lines (meets and bounds), and building and equipment placement.
Civil Engineering. Registration
Civil Engineering. In principal, modules might be recognized if modules at the host university are equivalent to those at the TUM (equivalence review). • Concerning the recognition of required modules or modules for the general catalogue of elective modules, the same procedure as for the bachelor's program (see above) applies. • Concerning the recognition of elective subjects in cross-sectional specialization, you must choose from a selection of modules that has been approved by your mentor. These elective subjects are to be confirmed directly by your mentor on the preliminary approval form (“Laufzettel”). • Concerning the recognition of additional credits, the departmental student advisor confirms approval by signature on the preliminary approval form (“Laufzettel”). • Select the modules you plan to complete at the host university and list these in the preliminary approval form (“Laufzettel”). When selecting modules, we urge you to consult your departmental student advisor. Please bring the module description and the preliminary approval form (“Laufzettel”). The departmental student advisor identifies possible TUM modules to be considered for recognition. • In the following, you contact the coordinators of the modules in question to obtain the signatures and stamp on the preliminary approval form as proof of the binding assurance of recognition. The module coordinator will require the original module description from the host university in order to determine module equivalency. • After that, you fill the Online Learning Agreement (see OLA manual) and enter the recognition of credits in Table B as confirmed on the preliminary approval form (or, if necessary, enter “Waiver of recognition in advance“). • As soon as you submit the Online Learning Agreement (OLA), please send the filled and signed preliminary approval form („Laufzettel“) by e-mail to the International Affairs Delegate of TUM ED- CEE/GE who then signs the Learning Agreement. • Should there be changes to the Learning Agreement after arriving at the host university, you must document all added and/or deleted courses in the OLA (Table A2). Then you will have to acquire preliminary approval as described above and document these in the OLA (Table B2). See OLA manual. • As soon as you submit the changed OLA, you have to send the preliminary approval form by email to the International Affairs Delegate, or forward her your email correspondence with the responsible persons, which clearly states that recognition has been a...
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Civil Engineering. Hecate Energy will engage a local firm for civil engineering services as required. Hecate Energy has selected and intends to contract with this firm to provide these services. Tmad, Xxxxxx & Xxxxxx o Construction services. o City of Los Angeles Certifications: Minority Business Enterprise Local Business Enterprise o TTG, which was started in 1955, is a premier consultant for engineering and construction-related services. o TTG’s solar experience is wide and varied including: LADWP’s 10 MW Adelanto Solar Project; Port of Los Angeles 1 XX Xxxxxx Terminal Project; and Over 4 MW of rooftop projects located throughout Southern California.
Civil Engineering. Contractor shall prepare civil engineering deliverables and documentation. Contractor civil engineering activities shall, in addition to the above, encompass the following:
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Civil Engineering. These courses aim to broaden and deepen the student’s knowledge and understanding of the chosen specialism. Subjects are studied in much greater detail and students undertake real-life, practical projects. The B.A.I./M.A.I. (Engineering) degree program is based on two years of general engineering, providing students with a firm grounding in the principles common to all disciplines, followed by two/three years of specialization. Graduates are professionally accredited engineers with both a broad-based understanding of the whole discipline and a detailed knowledge of their chosen specialist area. The aim is that graduates will be able to continuously train themselves, to adapt and move into related or newly emerging areas as their careers develop after graduation. This programme is professionally accredited. Graduates have both a broad-based understanding of the whole discipline and a detailed knowledge of their chosen specialist area. The aim is that graduates will be able to continuously train themselves, to adapt and move into related or newly emerging areas as their careers develop after graduation. The programme provides an opportunity for engineering undergraduates to secure a degree from Trinity, consistently ranked as Ireland’s top university and within the top 1% of universities worldwide. More information on the Trinity’s UG Engineering degree: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/Engineering/undergraduate/ ● Opportunity to secure a Trinity College Dublin undergraduate engineering degree Trinity College is consistently ranked amongst the top world universities. This unique collaboration gives Thapar students an opportunity to secure a globally recognized undergraduate engineering degree. ● Cost Savings The student will pay 1.5 times of regular TIET fee for the first two years of the program. For years 3 and 4, eligible students will pay the relevant Trinity fee for the course of study. By choosing this approach the student will pay substantially lower fees than their international counterparts who opt for a four-year program at Trinity. Additionally, boarding and lodging costs would be significantly lower as the student will be spending only two years in Ireland. ● Postgraduate education and Placement The students will have an opportunity to apply for a Master’s degree at Trinity by completing a further year following the undergraduate program. A full list of available postgraduate programs is available here: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/courses/postgraduate/ Students who stud...
