Common use of Monitoring and Assessment Clause in Contracts

Monitoring and Assessment.  Performance of sedimentation, hydrological and hydraulic analyses, biological assessments, and topographical and vegetative surveys;  Water quality monitoring, including the use of real time field data collection and reporting for outfalls and receiving waters;  Sediment quality monitoring, including sediment quality objectives assessments;  Flow studies for storm drain outfalls, creeks, and other drainage features;  Field inspection services for industrial, commercial, municipal, and construction sites, as well as BMPs, storm drain outfalls, receiving waters, and other MS4 features;  Post-construction performance monitoring of water quality improvement projects and structural best management practices;  Microbial source tracking;  Development of monitoring approaches and assessment techniques for constituents of emerging concern;  Hydromodification studies for channels, creeks, and other drainage features and receiving waters, including channel dimension measurements, hydrologic and geomorphic conditions, vegetation and habitat integrity evaluations, bed and bank erosion assessment, and associated impacts;  Development and implementation of quality assurance/quality control procedures;  Detailed statistical analyses and presentation of environmental data collected, comparison of results to regulatory requirements, and preparation of associated data products and compliance reports; ATTACHMENT B COST/COMPENSATION

Monitoring and Assessment.  Performance of sedimentation, hydrological and hydraulic analyses, biological assessments, and topographical and vegetative surveys;  • Water quality monitoring, including the use of real time field data collection and reporting for outfalls and receiving waters;  • Sediment quality monitoring, including sediment quality objectives assessments;  • Flow studies for storm drain outfalls, creeks, and other drainage features;  • Field inspection services for industrial, commercial, municipal, and construction sites, as well as BMPs, storm drain outfalls, receiving waters, and other MS4 features;  • Post-construction performance monitoring of water quality improvement projects and structural best management practices;  • Microbial source tracking;  • Development of monitoring approaches and assessment techniques for constituents of emerging concern;  • Hydromodification studies for channels, creeks, and other drainage features and receiving waters, including channel dimension measurements, hydrologic and geomorphic conditions, vegetation and habitat integrity evaluations, bed and bank erosion assessment, and associated impacts;  • Development and implementation of quality assurance/quality control procedures;  • Detailed statistical analyses and presentation of environmental data collected, comparison of results to regulatory requirements, and preparation of associated data products and compliance reports; ATTACHMENT B COST/COMPENSATION

Monitoring and Assessment.  Performance of sedimentation, hydrological and hydraulic analyses, biological assessments, and topographical and vegetative surveys;  Water quality monitoring, including the use of real time field data collection and reporting for outfalls and receiving waters;  Sediment quality monitoring, including sediment quality objectives assessments;  Flow studies for storm drain outfalls, creeks, and other drainage features;  Field inspection services for industrial, commercial, municipal, and construction sites, as well as BMPs, storm drain outfalls, receiving waters, and other MS4 features;  Post-construction performance monitoring of water quality improvement projects and structural best management practices;  Microbial source tracking;  Development of monitoring approaches and assessment techniques for constituents of emerging concern;  Hydromodification studies for channels, creeks, and other drainage features and receiving waters, including channel dimension measurements, hydrologic and geomorphic conditions, vegetation and habitat integrity evaluations, bed and bank erosion assessment, and associated impacts;  Development and implementation of quality assurance/quality control procedures;  Detailed statistical analyses and presentation of environmental data collected, comparison of results to regulatory requirements, and preparation of associated data products and compliance reports; ATTACHMENT B COST/COMPENSATION;