Project Examples Clause Samples
The 'Project Examples' clause defines the requirement for providing illustrative samples or case studies related to the project at hand. Typically, this clause obligates one party—often the contractor or service provider—to present examples of similar completed projects, demonstrating their experience and capability. These examples may include descriptions, outcomes, and references to previous work relevant to the current project. The core function of this clause is to give the other party confidence in the provider’s qualifications and to help assess whether the provider is suitable for the project, thereby reducing the risk of unsatisfactory performance.
Project Examples. The purpose of this section is to identify common COUNTY projects previously completed by means of various A/E services’ disciplines:
Project Examples a. The purpose of this section is to identify common County projects previously completed by means of various A-
1. Rehab Air Handlers, Replace HVAC Units, Replace Chillers, Rebuild Spill Fans, Upgrade Variable Frequency Drives, Replace Cooling Tower, Replace Backflow Preventers and plumbing systems.
Project Examples i. The purpose of this section is to identify common County projects previously a. Independent third-party budget estimates and cost analysis for various projects such as Slope Stabilization; Multipurpose Centers; County Park Restrooms and Picnic Shelters; County Library Tenant Improvement and Rehab; Decorative Fencing; Roof Systems; Modular Buildings; Animal Care Shelter.
Project Examples a. The purpose of this section is to identify common County projects previously completed by means of various A- disciplines:
i. Fire Alarm Upgrades, Elevator Modernization and Upgrades, Replace Transformer and Switchgear, Replace Hydraulic Gate and Controls, Replace Emergency Generators
Project Examples. The purpose of this section is to identify common COUNTY projects for support services:
A. Tenant Office Improvement, Regional Park Facilities Refurbishment, Building Exterior Repair, ADA Compliance and Improvement, Various Roof Systems, Existing Building MEP Systems.
A/ E agrees to accept the specified compensation as set forth in this CONTRACT as full remuneration for performing all services and furnishing all staffing, labor, vehicles, equipment, tools, materials, overhead, travel, etc. required, for any reasonably unforeseen difficulties which may arise or be encountered in the execution of the services until acceptance, for risks connected with the services, and for performance by A/E of all its duties and obligations hereunder. A/E shall only be compensated as set forth herein below for work performed in accordance with the Scope of Work. COUNTY shall have no obligation to pay any sum in excess of the Total CONTRACT Amount specified herein below unless authorized by amendment in accordance with Sections 6.3 of the COUNTY CONTRACT Terms and Conditions.
Project Examples. The purpose of this section is to provide listing of COUNTY CUF projects slated to be completed by means of A-E services: Plant Equipment Assessment and Preventative Maintenance Program CUF Eqpt Integrity Inspection & Metering Calibration Clarifier Pump Modifications Waterproofing Repairs Plant Equipment Safety Modifications Steam Vent/Trap Solutions Plant Blackstart Capability Remote Building Temperature Control and Metering Modifications AR3 Chiller Temp/Enable Points Steam Distribution Pipe Leak Repairs Replace CEMS Analyzers, DAS units and associated parts. Replace HRSG duct burner system Replace HRSG Economizers Replace Steam Pressure Reduction Station Clarifier Tank reseal, redesign and or replacement Gas compressor coalescing filter replacement Turbine Gas Line Vent Solar HMI System upgrades & Spare Chiller Exchanger Tubes ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Industrial & Kubota Pump Repair Equipment Integrity Inspection & Metering Calibration Sanitation Program Cooling Towers & Re-route Blow Down High Temperature Sump Pumps, Hoses and Instrumentation for Clarifier
Project Examples. With over 100 clients across the United States, Tidal Basin has a proven track record of providing comprehensive disaster recovery management services and familiarity with Federal, State, and Local ordinances, statutes, laws, and regulations applicable to emergency management. Tidal Basin has provided management consulting, program, and project management services to clients for over 35 years. The below list represents just a sampling of Tidal Basin’s emergency management consulting services former and current clients. ► State of Hawaii ► State of Alaska ► State of Kentucky ► State of New Mexico ► State of Tennessee ► State of New York ► State of Virginia ► Port Authority of New York/ New Jersey ► Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, PR ► Florida Department of Transportation, FL ► Aldine Independent School District, TX ► Ashford Presbyterian Community Hospital, PR ► Baptist Health Services, FL ► Bella Group, FL ► Big Bend Community Based Care, FL ► Charlotte County, FL ► Central Community School System ► City of Aventura, FL ► City of ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ► ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ► City of Hialeah, FL ► City of Key West, FL ► ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ County, FL ► City of Marathon, FL ► City of Miami, FL ► City of Palm Coast, FL ► Colorado Springs Utilities Co ► Cypress Creek Christian ► City of Danville, CA ► Florida International University, FL ► Florida Keys Electric Coop FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES SERVICE CATEGORY 1: MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES ► College of the Florida Keys ► City of Fort ▇▇▇▇▇, FL ► Fort ▇▇▇▇▇ Beach, FL ► City of Gulf Breeze, FL ► Holy Cross Hospital, FL ► Hialeah Housing Authority, FL ► Hialeah Gardens, FL ► Houston Community College, TX ► Houston Housing Authority ► Keys Energy Services, FL ► Key West Utility Board, FL ► ▇▇▇ County, FL ► ▇▇▇ County School District, FL ► Marco Island, FL ► ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County, FL ► Monroe County, FL ► Mennonite General Hospital, FL ► Memorial Hermann ► Cottage Health ► Stanford Health Care ► MedStar Health, Inc. ► Legacy Health Hospital, TX ► Mount Sinai Hospital, FL ► Orange County, NY ► Santa ▇▇▇▇ County, FL ► Texas Children's Hospital ► University of Central Florida ► University of Miami ► University of North Florida ► University of South Florida ► University of West Florida ► University of Texas Austin ► Beaumont Independent School District ► Cape Fear Public Utility Authority ► Clay County, FL ► City of Guaynabo, PR ► City of Marathon, FL ► City of San Jose, CA ► City of Flagler, FL ► City of Fort ▇▇▇...
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Project Examples the role and contribution of end-users Table 5.7: EU-SEC II - example of user involvement Outcomes to date: Overall project achievements - Common research standards were defined by the consortium partners. A common methodological and strategic approach was developed to security planning for major events. This has been adopted at national level by some partners as a training tool on which to base security planning both for major events and security planning more widely. Some have incorporated elements of the methodology into their national security strategies. Good practices were also disseminated. Research outputs Data - a survey was carried out on national research programmes on major event security. This mapped out specific major events (sporting, political) that had taken place and drawn up a security plan. An agreed common definition of ‘major events’ was established. Services – technical assistance services were developed to provide advice to national police forces on topics linked to major event security (e.g. media management, the setting up of Public-Private Partnerships linked to specific events, and a database of available technologies). Enhanced capabilities - a common approach was adopted to the development of security plans for major events, best practices in security management were developed, mechanisms for cross-border and international cooperation on security planning for major events have been strengthened. Soft outcomes - greater coordination of activities between actors responsible for internal security. the exchange of information and networking, and improvements in the quality and availability of good practices. Follow-up / sustainability: The project aims to encourage sustainable follow-up through a European House of Security at Major Events. This could serve as a good practice repository and provider of technical expertise on security events. Table 5.8: FESTOS – example of the involvement of users in foresight projects
Project Examples. The purpose of this section is to provide listing of COUNTY CUF projects slated to be completed by means of A-E services: • Plant Equipment Assessment and Preventative Maintenance Program • CUF Eqpt Integrity Inspection & Metering Calibration • Clarifier Pump Modifications • Waterproofing Repairs • Plant Equipment Safety Modifications • Steam Vent/Trap Solutions • Plant Blackstart Capability • Remote Building Temperature Control and Metering Modifications • AR3 Chiller Temp/Enable Points • Steam Distribution Pipe Leak Repairs • Replace CEMS Analyzers, DAS units and associated parts. • Replace HRSG duct burner system • Replace HRSG Economizers • Replace Steam Pressure Reduction Station • Clarifier Tank reseal, redesign and or replacement • Gas compressor coalescing filter replacement • Turbine Gas Line Vent • Solar HMI System upgrades & Spare • Chiller Exchanger Tubes • ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Industrial & Kubota Pump Repair • Equipment Integrity Inspection & Metering Calibration • Sanitation Program Cooling Towers & Re-route Blow Down • High Temperature Sump Pumps, Hoses and Instrumentation for Clarifier ATTACHMENT B COST/COMPENSATION
