Design Implementation Clause Samples

Design Implementation. A. Pay to NAF, upon receipt of appropriate invoice, an annual network membership fee based on the number of Academies in the school/district. B. Implement a rigorous career-themed Program of Study appropriate for the themed major, open to all students based on interest, and provides students the opportunity to attain NAFTrack Certification. C. Use the NAF curriculum or other approved third-party or state-approved curricular materials aligned with NAF curriculum standards. D. Infuse all courses with project-based learning activities, preparation for internship and other work-based learning experiences, reading and writing experiences, oral communication, and problem-solving skill development. E. Designate a NAF academy director (a district staff person, an onsite school administrator, or a NAF academy teacher with release time.) F. Establish a local, district, or regional NAF Advisory Board. G. Establish a four-year sequence of work-based learning activities for students in NAF Academies including a culminating compensated internship. H. Maintain academy-related data in the NAF Data Center and provide other relevant data as requested. Complete the annual Data Center submission and Academy Assessment process by the annual deadline defined by NAF. I. Participate in NAF’s student assessment and certification system, referred to as NAFTrack Certification. In this connection, NAF provides assurance that any student level data collection fully complies with the Family Educational and Privacy Rights Act, 20 USCA § 1232g (“FERPA”).

Design Implementation. The District shall compensate CFW the contract fee of two and one-half percent (2.50%) of the Project Costs, as defined below, and identified in Exhibit B, (hereinafter, the “Contract Price”) for each Project for the Scope of Work identified in Exhibit A, Section A. Project Costs shall be defined as all costs, fees, and expenses to be paid by the District to complete the acquisition, design and/or construction of each Project identified in Exhibit B that are implemented during the term of this Contract. Project Costs shall include but not be limited to the costs, fees and expenses related to the acquisition, planning, design, bidding, management and construction of each Project. Project Schedule shall be defined as the duration of time identified in Exhibit B to complete each Project. Project Costs and Project Schedule shall be initially estimated, subject to review and update every six months or upon completion of the project, whichever occurs first, to reflect actual costs incurred, and anticipated to be incurred by the District in order to complete the Project. The monthly payments to CFW shall be calculated as follows: (1) the total Project Costs, as defined herein, shall be multiplied by 2.50% (the “Design Implementation Fee”); (2) this amount shall then be divided by the scheduled duration of the Project as identified in the Project Schedule in Exhibit B. This shall establish the “Average Monthly Fee”. CFW shall be paid the Average Monthly Fee each month for the duration of each Project under management up to the maximum fee which is equal to the Contract Price. CFW shall submit monthly invoices consistent with the formula described above.

Design Implementation. The RECIPIENT, or its Assigns, shall implement the Illinois EPA approved Design developed under Item 1 of this Agreement. Note: Design implementation may not begin prior to the delivery and approval of SMC and Illinois EPA of the design specifications, pollutant load reduction worksheet, BMP application form, and the 10 year O & M Plan. All required permits must also be secured prior to implementation. The RECIPIENT, or its Assigns, will notify SMC prior to the start of construction and will participate in a pre-construction meeting including any required permitting agencies and the SMC PROJECT manager and environmental inspector. Construction and implementation of the Design developed in accordance with Item 1 of this Agreement must begin by November 30, 2016. In the event that construction and implementation of the Design developed in accordance with Item 1 of this Agreement has not begun by November 30, 2016, the RECIPIENT shall immediately discontinue all work on the PROJECT unless an extension has been requested by the RECIPIENT and approved by the SMC and Illinois EPA prior to November 1, 2016. SMC must receive an extension request no later than October 15, 2016 in order to meet the firm November 1, 2016 extension approval deadline for start of implementation. In the event of such a discontinuation of work, no costs incurred in association with the PROJECT will be eligible for reimbursement by the Illinois EPA. The RECIPIENT, or its Assigns, shall complete the installation and construction of the BMPs by April 30, 2017. Photographic documentation of Design implementation (before, during and after photos) shall be completed and submitted by the RECIPIENT to the SMC by May 31, 2017 for submission to the Illinois EPA.

Design Implementation. The site is based on a Liferay implementation provided by the computing services of the UPF. Liferay is a widespread open source enterprise portal software product, which was declared "Best Open Source Portal" by the InfoWorld magazine in 20071. The support of the UPF towards this product guarantees that the site will be easy to update and maintain. The design implementation is similar to the UPF standard site. This implementation is consistent with the concepts indicated earlier: it highlights visuals instead of text and it provides easy access to the most recent posts, giving the feeling of dynamicity of the content.

Design Implementation. Peak’s design implementation for a Product will be in accordance with a form of Document Control Request (“DCR”) or Temporary Deviation Authorization (“TDA”) provided by Peak and reviewed, approved and signed by Aksys.

Design Implementation. A. The DISTRICT agrees to: 1) pay to NAF, within 90 days upon receipt of an appropriate invoice, an annual network membership fee; 2) implement a rigorous career-themed Program of Study appropriate for the themed major, open to all students based on interest, and in alignment with NAF's Academy Standards; and 3) designate a NAF Academy Director (a staff person employed by the DISTRICT, an onsite school administrator, or a NAF Academy Program teacher with release time) to perform the role and responsibilities of a NAF Academy Director as may be stipulated by NAF from time to time.

Design Implementation. 1. Implement a rigorous career-themed Program of Study appropriate for the academy theme that is open to all students based on interest and provides students the opportunity to attain NAFTrack Certification; 2. Use the NAF curriculum or other curricular material aligned with NAF curriculum standards; 3. Infuse all courses with project-based learning activities, preparation for internship and other work-based learning experiences, reading and writing experiences, oral communication and problem-solving skill development; 4. Designate a NAF Academy Director (a district staff person, an onsite school administrator, or a NAF Academy teacher with release time); 5. Maintain the district NAF Advisory Board; 6. Maintain a four (4) year sequencing of work-based learning activities for students in NAF Academies culminating with compensated internship; 7. Provide ongoing data and reports to NAF by established deadline to gauge Academy performance and impact including but not limited to: i. Academy Demographic; ii. High School and District Profile; iii. Advisory Board Membership, Structure and Activities; iv. Academy Internship Reports; v. Graduation Reports; and vi. Yearly Assessments. 8. Complete the annual Data Center submission and Academy Assessment or Roll Forward option by the annual deadline defined by NAF. 9. Participate in NAF’s student assessment and certification system, referred to as NAFTrack Certification the platform that provides lifetime access to NAFTrack Certified Hiring. 10. Continue to provide and support: i. Dedicated personnel supporting the Academies ii. High level of implementation fidelity of NAFs Educational Design in all Academies

Design Implementation. A. The DISTRICT agrees to: 1) pay to NAF, within 45 days upon receipt of an appropriate invoice, an annual network membership fee, in accordance with the fee schedule attached hereto as Attachment A, based on the number of Academy Programs in the DISTRICT. Attachment A can be amended at any time by NAF without changing the terms of this Agreement. Attachment B includes the list of academies in the District and should be updated as circumstances require in accordance with the fourth paragraph of Section 4 below. 2) implement a rigorous career-themed Program of Study appropriate for the themed major, open to all students based on interest, and in alignment with NAF's Academy Standards; and 3) designate a NAF Academy Director (a staff person employed by the DISTRICT, an onsite school administrator, or a NAF Academy Program teacher with release time) to perform the role and responsibilities of a NAF Academy Director as may be stipulated by NAF from time to time.