Range Operations Clause Samples
Range Operations. 5.7.1 The contractor shall provide range operations including management, coordination, and integration of all aspects of internal functions and range staff, as well as coordination and integration of external functions of installation management at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Staff and Command levels. Support includes the procedures and means by which Army range infrastructure is managed, operated, and maintained. This support is provided in a dynamic environment of changing Federal budget priorities, Army strategies and doctrine, readiness and deployment postures, Federal laws and regulations, DoD and Army policies and standards, and Army TSS-E priorities. The contractor shall provide SRP support that complies with all relevant Federal, DoD and Army laws, regulations and policies and is responsive to this dynamic environment, and ensures tasks are completed in a manner a scope and schedule that meets live training goals. Several areas of range operations functions are dynamic and are impacted by temporal variables that cannot be determined in advance. Use of this contract is discretionary; not mandatory.
5.7.2 The contractor shall plan, manage, and operate range control centers/complexes. The contractor shall conduct planning tasks which include/support the development of the Range plans. The plan shall include the integration of range considerations into other installation plans such as the Real Property Master Plan and Utilities Plan, Environment Management Plans, Integrated Natural Resource Management Plans (INRMP), Army Compatible Use Buffer (ACUB) proposals, Force Modernization/Force Integration studies and business process reviews. Range planning shall include the use of GIS tools to enhance integrated planning; staffing and coordination with the Installation Planning Board (IPB) consisting of the range manager, ITAM coordinator, GIS staff, Director of Public Works (DPW) staff, environmental staff, range safety office staff (for Surface Danger Zone (SDZ) analysis), Directorate of Information Management (DOIM) staff (for range communications) and others, as required. The contractor shall conduct range inspections in accordance with AR 385-63, DA ▇▇▇ 385-63 and AR 350-19 and local policy to assess the functionality and status of a range as part of the real property inventory ; monitor the tracking of critical range issues which relate to trends in maintainability, sustainability, and availability; maintain a tracking mechanism of those existing ranges which require...
Range Operations. A cell or a collection of cells in a worksheet is called Range and the various operations executed on the cells in rows and columns is called Range Operations. In GcExcel Java, the getRange ('getRange Method' in the on-line documentation) method in the IWorksheet ('IWorksheet Interface' in the on-line documentation) interface enables users to perform range operations. Using GcExcel Java, users can handle the following range operations: Access a Range Access Areas in a Range Access Cells, Rows and Columns in a Range Cut or Copy Cell Ranges Cut or Copy Shape, Slicer, Chart and Picture Find and Replace Data Get Row and Column Count Hide Rows and Columns Insert And Delete Cell Ranges Insert and Delete Rows and Columns Merge Cells Set Values to a Range Set Row Height and Column Width Auto Fit Row Height and Column Width Work with Used Range An array of cells defined in a worksheet is called range. Using GcExcel Java, you can define a range and access the rows and columns in order to perform essential tasks like cell formatting, insert, merge and delete operations etc. In order to access a range using different methods, refer to the following example code. // Create a new workbook Workbook workbook = new Workbook(); IWorksheet worksheet = workbook.getWorksheets().get(0); // Using index to access cell A1. worksheet.getRange(0, 0).getInterior().setColor(Color.GetLightGreen()); // Using index to access cell range A1:B2 worksheet.getRange(0, 0, 2, 2).setValue(5); // Using string to access range. worksheet.getRange("A2").getInterior().setColor(Color.GetLightYellow()); worksheet.getRange("C3:D4").getInterior().setColor(Color.GetTomato()); worksheet.getRange("A5:B7, C3, H5:N6").setValue(2); // Using index to access rows worksheet.getRows().get(2).getInterior().setColor(Color.GetLightSalmon()); // Using string to access rows worksheet.getRange("4:4").getInterior().setColor(Color.GetLightSkyBlue()); // Using index to access columns worksheet.getColumns().get(2).getInterior().setColor(Color.GetLightSalmon()); // Using string to access columns worksheet.getRange("D:D").getInterior().setColor(Color.GetLightSkyBlue()); // Using Cells to access range. worksheet.getCells().get(5).getInterior().setColor(Color.GetLightBlue()); worksheet.getCells().get(5, 5).getInterior().setColor(Color.GetLightYellow()); // Access all rows in worksheet String allRows = worksheet.getRows().toString(); // Access all columns in worksheet String allColumns = worksheet.getColumns().toString(); // Acc...
Range Operations