Services and Scope to be Performed; Time of Performance. In this Agreement, “Work” means the services that the University shall perform pursuant to this Agreement and all of the University’s duties to the City that arise out of this Agreement Core Mission of the Project
Services and Scope to be Performed; Time of Performance. In this Agreement, “Work” means the services that the University shall perform pursuant to this Agreement and all of the University’s duties to the City that arise out of this Agreement. The University shall provide services as specifically described in Exhibit A titled “Project Scope of Work and Budget,” which includes a list and detailed description of multiple Tasks, objectives, level of effort (including an estimate of hours per task), work products/deliverables, schedule by task and subtask and is incorporated into this Agreement. The persons, entities, expenses, and general percentage of effort anticipated to be required to successfully perform the Work are as described in Exhibit A.1, “Percentage of Effort Estimate by Task,” which is also attached hereto and incorporated herein. Exhibit A.1 does not limit the effort necessary to perform the Work under this Agreement; however, it does limit the total cost and compensation for each task identified. The total project cost, for all the Work, shall not exceed $119,188. Although some Work tasks are multi-year, Work identified in the scope and this Agreement shall be for a one year period from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013, on approximately the time schedule shown in Exhibit A.2, “Schedule of Effort by Task, Subtask and Timeline.” The Transportation Planning Manager may extend this time period by up to three months, in writing, at his discretion. Any Agreement extension for FY 2012-2013 activities identified in the scope and described in Exhibit A.1 and beyond three months must be approved in writing by the City Manager. University, as a recipient of flow-through Federal funding represents and certifies that it currently is and will remain in compliance with the requirements listed in Exhibit B
Services and Scope to be Performed; Time of Performance. In this contract, “Work” means the services that the Consultant is required to perform pursuant to this contract and all of the Consultant’s duties to the City that arise out of this contract. The Consultant shall provide professional services as specifically described in Exhibit A titled “Project Scoping and Cost Estimates,” which includes listing and description of multiple Tasks and is incorporated into this Contract. The persons, entities, expenses, and general number of hours anticipated to be required to successfully perform the Work are as described in Exhibit A.1, “Person Hours Estimate by Task,” which is also attached hereto and incorporated herein. Exhibit A.1 does not limit the hours necessary to perform the Work under this Contract; however, it does limit the total cost and compensation for each task identified. The total project cost, for all the Work, shall not exceed $74,890. The Work shall be completed within six (6) months of initiation of the Work (after issuance of a Notice-to-Proceed), on approximately the time schedule shown in Exhibit A.2, “Schedule Hours by Task.” The Transportation Planning Manager may extend this time period by up to six months, in writing, at his discretion. Any contract extension beyond six months from initiation of the Work (Notice-to-Proceed) must be approved in writing by the City Manager.
Services and Scope to be Performed; Time of Performance. The Consultant shall provide professional services as specifically described in Exhibit A which includes a description of the project scope and Ten (10) Tasks. Exhibit A, “Scope of Services” is attached hereto and incorporated in this Contract. In this contract, “Work” means the services that the Consultant is required to perform pursuant to this contract and all of the Consultant’s duties to the City that arise out of this contract. The Work shall be completed within sixteen (16) months of initiation of the Work (issuance of Notice-to- Proceed), on approximately the time schedule shown in Exhibit B, Estimated Schedule. The Transportation Planning Manager may extend this time period by up to six months, in writing, at his discretion. Any contract extension (for time only) beyond six months from initiation of the Work (Notice-to-Proceed) must be approved in writing by the City Manager.
