Mobilization Phase Sample Clauses
The Mobilization Phase clause defines the initial period in a project during which the contractor prepares to commence work. This phase typically involves activities such as site setup, securing necessary permits, mobilizing equipment and personnel, and ensuring all preliminary requirements are met before actual construction or service delivery begins. By clearly outlining the expectations and responsibilities during this preparatory stage, the clause helps ensure a smooth transition into the main work phase and reduces the risk of delays or misunderstandings at the project's outset.
Mobilization Phase. The contractor shall implement the mobilization plan that was submitted with their proposal to start up operations and be fully operational to meet the requirements of the PWS not later than sixty (60) days from contract award and prior to the commencement of training. During this mobilization period, the contractor shall: Implement a mobilization plan that ensures the contractor shall achieve all requirements within the sixty (60) day mobilization period. The contractor shall provide master copies of the mobilization plan to the CENSECFOR DOT and CENSECFOR COR, and will provide the respective TM/TA with a timeline of events as they apply to the training location. The accomplishment of this plan requires close coordination between the contractor and all Government representatives to ensure that all tasks are accomplished prior to the performance start date. Create an Instructor Training Jacket (ITJ) for each prospective instructor using the format prescribed in Section 5-2 of this PWS, ensuring that appropriate documentation has been provided for all of the prerequisites contained in section 4 and 5. The ITJs must be ready for review and verification by respective TM/TA at least ten (10) days prior to commencement of training. Actively engage prospective instructors in the CUIT certification process described in section 5-2.1 of this PWS. The respective TM/TA shall coordinate with the Contract Site Lead as to which courses/lesson topics to be targeted. Ensure that the appropriate background investigations as required per section 9-4 of this PWS have been completed, and if not, ensure that the necessary documentation is completed and submitted prior to the end of the mobilization period. Inability to satisfactorily complete a background investigation is considered disqualifying for any instructor candidate. The contractor shall ensure that all prospective instructors obtain all appropriate identification cards during the mobilization period. In the event that the contractor plans on hiring incumbent instructors, the contractor shall be responsible for: o Screening the background investigations for those instructors for compliance, and resolving any discrepancies identified prior to the end of the mobilization period. In the event that circumstances prohibit the ability of the contractor to rectify those issues prior to the start of employment, the contractor shall provide the CENSECFOR COR with the details associated with the deficiency as well as...
Mobilization Phase. The mobilization phase incorporates the Design and Define phase of the project methodology. Activities will include but not limited to: A “Kick-off” meeting will be scheduled within 2 weeks after Contract Award Notice. During this meeting workshops will be scheduled to develop business needs and scenarios. Site surveys will commence and are expected to be completed within 45 days of Contract Award Notice. Upon completion of site surveys, NMAAI will place initial hardware order(s) with Itron, with typically a 6 to 8 week lead time for delivery.
Mobilization Phase. Conditions continue to worsen requiring full-scale mitigation and preparedness activities.
a. Continue discussions with local agencies regarding anticipated needs that cannot be received locally. Include as much detail as possible including anticipated equipment or personnel, hours of work needed, anticipated costs, etc.
b. Review procedures for initiating mutual aid requests through the Washington Mutual Aid System or Omnibus Agreement.