Requirements and Specifications. 4.1 Industry recognized standards are incorporated below by reference. CLEC agrees that its Facilities shall be placed, constructed, maintained, repaired, and removed in accordance with current (as of the date when such work is performed) editions of the following publications:
Requirements and Specifications. The Contractor must provide the necessary labor, equipment, materials/supplies and supervision for all custodial and maintenance services for the areas as specified. The approximate total area to be cleaned is defined in the RFP. It shall be understood that in all tasks incidental to cleaning functions not specifically listed in this Contract but normally included in general custodial practices will be provided. The Contractor is responsible for regularly assessing the conditions of the buildings and their systems, as well as preventative maintenance programs necessary to maintain, preserve, and keep the premises in good repair and condition. The services of the Supplier are to be of a scope and quality generally performed by professional property managers and executed in a reasonable, diligent, and careful manner so as to manage and supervise the operation, cleaning, and maintenance and servicing of school buildings and ancillary buildings in a manner that is comparable to or better than that generally found in surrounding school districts in Michigan and of districts of comparable size throughout the United States. Services must be provided in accordance with the highest standards of professionalism, skill, workmanship, and applicable trade practices and must conform to all applicable codes and regulations. The Supplier will be obligated to operate, repair, replace and maintain in good repair and condition, throughout the term of this Contract, including but not limited to the specifications described below: CUSTODIAL SERVICES SPECIFICATIONS Req# CUSTODIAL SERVICES SPECIFICATIONS DAYS/HOURS OF WORK
Requirements and Specifications. 3.1 Published Standards Incorporated in this Section by Reference. Sprint agrees that its Facilities shall be placed, constructed, maintained, repaired, and removed in accordance with current (as of the date when such work is performed) editions of the following publications, each of which is incorporated by reference as part of this Section :
Requirements and Specifications. 4.1 High level description of the Project Manager Office function The PMO is given the responsibility of supporting the NEMO Cooperation1 as described in this document and in the Service Agreement as supplemented by the instructions given by the NEMO Committee, the NEMO DA SC, the NEMO ID SC and the PCR SC or any other steering/decision committee of the NEMOs in case of change of the governance structure. The PMO guarantees the efficiency of the NEMO Cooperation performing the tasks of secretary of the NEMO Committee, of the NEMO DA SC, of the NEMO ID SC and of the PCR SC or any other steering/decision committee of the NEMOs in case of change of the governance structure and supporting the working groups/task forces of the NEMO Cooperation as subsequently described (hereinafter “WG” and “TF”). In summary, the assignment of the PMO is to assist the NEMO Committee, NEMO DA SC, NEMO ID SC, PCR SC or any other steering/decision committee of the NEMOs in case of change of the governance structure and the WGs/TFs to oversee the ongoing activities of the NEMO Cooperation and PCR Cooperation, schedule meetings, check progress against delivery of planned tasks, monitor cost reporting and cross invoicing process among NEMOs and PCR parties (i.e. parties to the PCR Co-Ownership Agreement). The PMO reports to the NEMO Committee, the NEMO DA SC, the NEMO ID SC and the PCR SC or any other steering/decision committee of the NEMOs in case of change of the governance structure. The current NEMO Cooperation structure is defined according to the below diagram. NEMOs cooperate for SDAC and SIDC based on CACM. NEMOs’ Day Ahead and Intra Day governance – governed respectively by ANDOA and ANIDOA - are separated and coordinated by the NEMO Committee. A subset of NEMOs cooperate within the PCR Cooperation. NEMOs which are Parties to ANIDOA cooperate with Deutsche Börse A.G. (DBAG) which is the IT service provider of the SIDC IT solution pursuant to the Master Services Agreement/MSA (hereinafter the “XBID Cooperation”). The Project Management activities for the NEMOs pertaining to the XBID Cooperation are assigned to a consultant and are out of the scope of this RfP. It is understood that the NEMO Cooperation structure may change from time-to-time. In particular, the NEMO Cooperation in the course of 2024 envisages potential changes to the contractual structure which will likely lead to organisational changes in the scope of the NEMO Cooperation. However, XXXXx expect that the work...
Requirements and Specifications. 4.1 Industry-recognized standards are incorporated below by reference. WSP agrees that its Facilities shall be placed, constructed, maintained, repaired, and removed in accordance with current (as of the date when such work is performed) editions of the following publications, regulations, specifications, and standards:
Requirements and Specifications. Company agrees that each of the Licensed Hardware (a) shall be based on and designed in accordance with accepted and/or required industry, legal and safety standards and specifications including, without limitation, any applicable government requirements (e.g., Consumer Product Safety Commission regulations or FCC approval) and technical specifications necessary or required for use with each of the Approved Consoles, (b) shall be in material compliance with the Technical Design Specifications and Standards, and (c) shall be specifically marketed solely for use with each of the Approved Consoles and with the Licensed Software and not any other music-based video game; provided, however, that the Licensed Hardware may be marketed as compatible with third-party software, to the extent permitted by applicable law, only upon prior approval by Harmonix of the content of any messaging related to such compatibility.
Requirements and Specifications. To provide full-body protection, components of the RF Protective gear must include a full integrated hood, overshoes, socks, and gloves. Omission of parts of the protective suit must only be permitted with data demonstrating compliance with STANAG limits for both SAR and Partial Body exposures. The clothing should have minimal restriction of movement and vision. The material should be able to withstand treatment comparable to standard- issue work-clothes. The material must be demonstrated to have Breakdown Threshold well in excess of the RF-induced heating experienced during the intended use. Limitations on the use of the clothing must be specified, such as in terms of maximum field strength for a given range of frequencies. Concomitant heating due to environmental factors and user heat production due to exercise and metabolic processes will add to thermal burden and must be monitored. Surface Temperature Stability data must ensure that the fabric dissipates RF-induced heating sufficiently so that its surface temperature does not become excessive to the wearer within the field intensities of intended use. Since the protective capability will vary significantly with certain RF field characteristics, particularly frequency, the actual reduction in SAR must be determined to be adequate to achieve compliance with this STANAG.
Requirements and Specifications. Central Premium Melt shall be used as ice melt Clear the left and right sides of the roads to allow two-way traffic on all streets Clear all area within each of the cul-de-sacs Clear the front (main) entrance road down to U.S. Rt. 340 Clear the rear entrance to Xxxxx North Fork Road Clear the Mailbox area and the Bus Stop Shelter areas If the Forecast is for 3 —5 inches: Do not start clearing the roads until the major part of the snow fall is over. If it snows during the night, start clearing at 4:00 am. Do not clear before 4:00 am. After clearing, if it is still snowing hard, wait until the snowfall is over. At that time if there is less than 2 inches of snow on the roads, call it quits. Do not clear the roads more than once if it is not necessary. If the snow falls during the day, wait until it stops falling before clearing the roads. If the roads are icy and very slippery after clearing the snow, deice all intersections, dangerous hills, and hazardous areas. If the forecast is for 5— 10 inches or more: Same requirements as If the Forecast is for 3-5 inches with the exception listed below: If the snow falls during the day, start clearing after 4 inches has collected. Icy roads: If freezing rain ices the roads, deice after it is over. Driveways: Cloverdale HOA provides no clearing of driveways for homeowners. Individual homeowners may contract the contractor at their own expense, however all work required by the HOA as specified within this document must be complete prior to any work being done for individual homeowners. Damages are the responsibility of the contractor and or homeowner. The HOA is not involved in private arrangements for homeowners. Contacts: Questions on procedures outlined above to be addressed to Cloverdale HOA Board members: Rob Xxxxx : 000-000-0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx: 000-000-0000 The Parties have read and understand this Contract. They have received a completely filled in copy and acknowledge receipt of all specifications relating to this job. The Parties have agreed to and signed this Contract as of the date written above. Customer: President, Cloverdale Heights HOA Contractor:
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