Information Technology (IT. CLASSIFICATIONS The list of IT classifications includes anticipated positions that may be requested by the County. Specific work descriptions and County minimum standards are provided in Attachment C. County of Orange County Procurement Office MA-017-12011689 Majestic Systems Integration Co., Inc. Page 23 of 73 File #557992 ATTACHMENT B-1 Compensation and Payment CATEGORY A: Fixed Hourly Rates FIXED PRICING CLASSIFICATIONS Classifications Hourly Rate 1 IT Systems Technician I $ 47.0048.65 2 IT Systems Technician II $ 50.0051.75 3 IT Applications Developer I $ 44.0045.54 4 IT Applications Developer II $ 49.0050.72 5 Senior IT Applications Developer $ 68.0070.38 6 IT Database Administrator I $ 44.0045.54 7 IT Database Administrator II $ 50.0051.75 8 Senior IT Database Administrator $ 54.0055.98 9 Project Manager I $ 38.0039.33 10 Project Manager II $ 42.0043.47 11 Project Manager III $ 48.0049.68 12 Senior Project Manager $ 45.0046.58 13 IT Systems Engineer I $ 44.0045.54 14 IT Systems Engineer II $ 54.0055.89 15 Senior IT Systems Engineer $ 60.0062.10 16 IT Network Engineer I $ 42.0043.47 17 IT Network Engineer II $ 52.0053.82 18 Senior IT Network Engineer $ 58.0060.03 *IT = means Information Technology County of Orange County Procurement Office MA-017-12011689 Majestic Systems Integration Co., Inc. Page 24 of 73 File #557992 CATEGORY B: Classifications NOT listed in Category A, shall be compensated in accordance with the fixed pricing quoted by the Contractor based on the scope of services requested or provided by the individual agency/department. Overtime rates will be paid at time and a half of hourly rate. Overtime is hours worked in excess of 40 hours per week. Overtime rates will only be paid with prior approval by the County. County work week may be ten (10) hours per day for four (4) days per week. If the Contractor is notified at time of placement that 4-10's are the normal hours, then overtime will not be paid for hours worked in excess of eight (8) hours per day. Hours of service will vary with each agency/department. Payment – Invoicing Instructions: The Contractor will provide an invoice on the Contractor’s letterhead for services rendered. Invoices must be submitted to address indicated in the Subordinate Contract created by the individual agency/department. Each invoice must have a unique number and must include the following information:
Information Technology (IT. IT provides oversight of the Parties’ technology plans. This includes strategic planning, system standardization and information security, as well as management of the Subsidiaries’ IT managers. The expense reimbursement methodology is based on estimated costs incurred by the applicable Party.
Information Technology (IT. SCI runs its IT group centrally, allowing for specialists (programmers, help-desk, system administrators, etc.) to perform services at all Hotel/Casinos. This centralization and allocation eliminates the need for each Hotel/Casino to hire specialists and purchase related equipment. Direct costs, such as maintenance or service agreements for on- property equipment, are billed directly to the applicable Hotel/Casinos. Indirect costs (primarily payroll and related benefits costs) are allocated to the Hotel/Casinos based upon percentage of total revenue.
Information Technology (IT. Tools Performance management IT tools (e.g. software or web-based tools) may also be provided at the task order level if they are incidental to and in support of the services provided in Section C5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, and 5.7.
Information Technology (IT. Staff IT staff are subject to the terms of this Agreement to the extent that the following provisions override any other provisions in this Agreement in the event of any inconsistencies:
Information Technology (IT. 41 The symbols indicating the right to sign urban planning documents are defined in the Regulation on the organization and operation of the Romanian Register of Urban Planners (cf. Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 2, Article 16, § 11 (5). The correspondence between the symbols used in the 2006 Regulation and those in the 2010 Regulation is available at: xxxxx://xxx.xx/2Ihwl48 [29 September 2023 08:57:22]. 42 Cf. MO no. 2701/2010 and MO no. 233/2016, as consolidated up to 29 September 2023 08:57:22. 43 Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 11, § 1 (a). 44 The words "or equivalent" must be read in accordance with Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 6, §§ 4-6. 45 CF. ibid., Annex 1, Article 11, § 2. 46 Cf. MO no. 2701/2010 and MO no. 233/2016, both as consolidated up to 29 September 2023 08:57:22. 47 Cf. Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 12, § 3 (a). 48 CF. ibid., Annex 1, Article 11, § 2. 49 Cf. MO no. 233/2016, in its consolidated form valid on 29 September 2023 08:57:22, Annex 2. 50 Cf. Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 12, § 3 (b). 51 CF. ibid., Annex 1, Article 11, § 2. 52 Cf. MO no. 233/2016, in its consolidated form valid on 29 September 2023 08:57:22, Annex 2. 53 Cf. Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 12, § 3 (c). 54 CF. ibid., Annex 1, Article 11, § 2. 55 Cf. MO no. 233/2016, in its consolidated form valid on 29 September 2023 08:57:22, Annex 2. 56 Cf. Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 12, § 3 (d). 57 CF. ibid., Annex 1, Article 11, § 2. 58 Cf. MO no. 233/2016, in its consolidated form valid on 29 September 2023 08:57:22, Annex 2. 59 Cf. Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 12, § 3 (e). 60 CF. ibid., Annex 1, Article 11, § 2. 61 Cf. MO no. 562/2003, in its updated form valid on 29 September 2023 08:57:22, Annex. 62 Cf. MO no. 233/2016, in its consolidated form valid on 29 September 2023 08:57:22, Annex 2. 63 Cf. Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 12, § 3 (f). 64 CF. ibid., Annex 1, Article 11, § 2. 65 Cf. MO no. 233/2016, in its consolidated form valid on 29 September 2023 08:57:22, Annex 2. 66 Cf. Decision 101/2010 of the RUR Scientific Council, Annex 1, Article 12, § 3 (g). 67 CF. ibid., Annex 1, Article 11, § 2. 68 Cf. MO no. 233/2016, in its consolidated form valid on 29 September 202...
Information Technology (IT. The entity that produces the services. Internal to IT, the services provided are further defined to specific sections, e.g.
Information Technology (IT. IT employees shall stagger the 4/10 schedule to ensure the IT services will have sufficient coverage. All days and hours will be pre-approved by the Assistant City Manager prior to April of each year and can be changed by management for business operational needs at any time consistent with Section 5.3.1.
Information Technology (IT. The facilities are supported by some of the most advanced technologies available. To stay ahead of its class, BCCK employs the best in advanced technology for its infrastructure and equipment. • category 6 cabling throughout • under-floor trunking system • wireless LAN – 802.11 a, b & g • telecommunication and multimedia facilities • digital audiovisual facilities Among the cutting edge technologies that could contribute to successful events: • high speed internet connectivity (wired or wireless) • extensive LAN setup • digital voice communication via IP network • Video conferencing facilities and more. Our team comprises of experience technical, to offer clients: • Onsite support for all those last minute requirements • Pre and post production facilities • Equipment hire - every size and scale • Reliable access and scalable Internet access • Wide coverage of wireless and wireless networking points throughout the Centre • Dedicated IT coordinator • IT specialists who provide computer and network hire with on-site support • Gigabit Fibre Optic Backbone to all areas
Information Technology (IT. Security Transmission, processing, and storage of information shall be conducted on dedicated systems. Increased reliance should be placed on technical measures to support the ability to identify and account for all activities on a system and to preserve system integrity. The Contractor shall provide for the secure storage and disposal of all hard copy and media associated with the system to prevent access by unauthorized personnel. The Contractor shall establish a procedure for sanitizing all fixed storage media (e.g., disks, drives) at the completion of the contract and/or before it is returned for maintenance, disposal or reuse. Sanitization procedures include overwriting the media and/or degaussing the media. If media cannot be successfully sanitized it must be returned to the FDLE or destroyed. Information obtained by the Contractor on behalf of FDLE will be used only for its intended business purposes and will not be disseminated for any purposes other than those envisioned by this contract. All information must be stored in data centers residing in the United States.
