Task 8 Sample Clauses

Task 8. Provide Regular and AD Hoc Reports Regarding Demographics, Program Effectiveness, and Trends: The contractor shall maintain, handle and transmit data, reports and/or analysis containing personally identifiable information (PII) consistent with all applicable laws and regulations. Contractor shall have access to information, records, and data which may be sensitive and/or proprietary. The Contractor shall not divulge sensitive and/or proprietary information to anyone not authorized to receive such information. All Contractor personnel shall be required submit to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement upon receipt of award.
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Task 8. 2 Refine fish passage design The A-E team shall include a fish passage expert (5+ years of experience in designing fish passages) who shall review and refine the fish passage elements that are presented in the Invert Stabilization Study. Modification of the presented alternatives or development of additional alter requirements. Any alternatives that are proposed shall be appropriate for the arid conditions of the San Xxxx Watershed. The design for the selected alternative shall be brought to the 35% design level.
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Task 8. Pick up the baton (keeping the gun) and run to the trunk, turn the key, and open the trunk. Place the weapon and baton inside the trunk. Close the trunk and remove the key from the lock. Run to the driver's side door and enter the vehicle. Close the door, place the key in the glove compartment, and close it. Securely fasten your seat belt. Place your hands on the steering wheel at ten o'clock and two o'clock positions. *All new hires after October 1, 2017 will be required to successfully complete the Physical Abilities Test. *Members employed prior to the enactment of the agreement shall complete the Physical Abilities Test, but will not be subject to the minimum time requirements set forth above. The application of the test for current members is meant to be an opportunity to assess their individual physical fitness level. ARTICLE 334 WAGES SECTION I
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Task 8. Testing and documentation Each UPS unit shall be tested for battery charge and charging capability. The test plan must be submitted to the OUC prior to the installation. The test results will also be submitted for the acceptance of the installation and operation of the new batteries.
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Task 8. Preparation of charts, graphics, tables, maps, statistical and geo-data, etc. to meet the Housing Element Requirements. Deliverables: Draft charts, graphics, tables, maps and other required documents for City review and comments. Final charts, graphics, tables, maps, and other required documents incorporating all City comments. Resources Information where consultants can find the following documents on-line (xxx.xx.xxxxxxxx.xx.xxx) -General Plan -Housing Element Update (2009-2014) -Zoning Ordinance -Midtown Specific Plan -Transit Area Specific Plan -Climate Action Plan -Housing Market Study Other documents will be provided by the City of Milpitas upon request. ADDENDUM B COMPENSATION SCHEDULE The total amount of compensation for the scope of work stated in Addendum A shall not exceed the amount of One Hundred Thirteen Thousand Seven Hundred Nineteen Dollars ($113,719.00). Payments for the scope of work to be provided in this contractual agreement shall include the following: Tasks No. 1 and 2 50% of Tasks 1 and 2 Completed $14,215 100% of Tasks 1 and 2 Completed $14,215 Estimated Completion Date: By December 1, 2013 Total: $28,430 Tasks No. 3, 4 and 5 50% of Tasks 3, 4, and 5 Completed $28,430 100% of Tasks 3, 4 and 5 Completed $28,430 Total: $56,860 Estimated Completion Date: By September 1, 2014 Tasks No. 6, 7 and 8 50% of Tasks 6, 7 and 8 Completed $8,529 100% of Tasks 6, 7 and 8 Completed $8,528 Total: $17,058 Estimated Completion Date: By November 1, 2014
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