Principal in Charge Sample Clauses

Principal in Charge. For Additional Services of CONSULTANT, as described in Article 2 and including Additional Services of consultants, compensation shall be computed as follows: Principal in Charge time and time of other employees at the fixed hourly rate provided in Consultant’s proposal response to each RFTOP.
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Principal in Charge. Consultant hereby designates < NAME> as its principal-in-charge responsible for the Work that will be performed by Consultant under this Agreement. Consultant also designates < NAME> as its Project Manager for the Work. Consultant agrees to not re- assign this Project Manager without first obtaining the approval of Owner.
Principal in Charge. Consultant have designated one of its Partners, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, as its principal-in-charge and person responsible for necessary coordination with Project Managers.
Principal in Charge. Consultant hereby designates Xxxxxx X. Xxxx as its principal-in-charge and person responsible for necessary coordination with Manager.
Principal in Charge. For the CONSULTANT, Xxxx Xxxxxx shall be in charge of the project on all matters relating to this Agreement and any commitment made by him shall be binding on CONSULTANT. The Principal-in-Charge shall not be replaced without the written consent of HCBF.
Principal in Charge. Responsible for overall client satisfaction by administering program development & performance, overseeing project development, and providing final level of QC. PROJECT ARCHITECT Responsible for ensuring organization of documents and details adhere to standards of excellence, office staff management as related to project development, and 1st level of QC. PROJECT COORDINATOR Responsible for providing support to all team members in development of the project. INTERIOR DESIGNER Responsible for ensuring client vision is maintained throughout development of all interior documents while also developing all presentations of interiors for client's review.
Principal in Charge. Applied Sciences Building Xxxxxxxx State University Project No. 04-3195 Stephenville, TX
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