Task Deliverables. An updated schedule of deliverables (if applicable)
Task Deliverables. The deliverable for this task will typically be a technical memorandum stamped by an Oregon professional engineer. There is also potential for additional communication, written and/or verbal, with City staff or the SWA applicant to discuss the development proposal and/or the analysis findings.
Task Deliverables. The deliverable for this task will typically be a technical memorandum stamped by an Oregon professional engineer. There is also potential for additional communication, written and/or verbal, with City staff or the SWA applicant to discuss the development proposal and/or the analysis findings. Task 201 – Sewer Declining Balance Tool Support In an effort to both simplify and expedite the sewer modeling process, the City contracted MSA to develop a Declining Balance Tool to replicate the main trunk lines within the wastewater network. The tool is ArcGIS based and does not have the full functionality of the dynamic InfoSWMM model. The functionality of the tool is to display the remaining sewer capacity in the trunk lines in terms of gallons per minute (GPM) or equivalent dwelling units (EDUs). This allows for the City to identify a conservative remaining capacity in any particular sewer mainline without having to perform a full hydraulic simulation. The only hydraulic data associated with the tool is flow rate and remaining capacity which allows for a simulation to occur in a shorter run time when compared to the full InfoSWMM model. The tool also has preset symbology for reviewing available capacity to improve development review response time. MSA be responsible for maintaining, updating, and calibrating the Declining Balance tool in collaboration with City staff. MSA will work with City staff to develop a database transfer strategy for tracking and flagging loading additions to the Declining Balance tool including development status. This database will facilitate loading updates for tool and model calibration. The City will make requests for updates to the Declining Balance tool or for enhancements to its functionality. MSA will also provide as-requested training in the use of the tool. Assumptions • MSA delivered the declining balance tool to the City in April of 2016. It is anticipated that an initial training in the use of the model will be conducted in late May or June of 2016. Task Deliverables • Deliverables will be defined based on the nature of the City’s requests. Task 202 – Sewer Model Calibration and Training MSA will be responsible for periodic calibration and training for the sewer model. Calibration will happen on a reoccurring basis as agreed upon by both parties and may occur as frequent as annually. MSA shall review the existing sewer model and compare against available GIS data to identify any new infrastructure as well as changes in opera...
Task Deliverables. 1. Summary documentation from Task 4.1 will be developed and included in the System Analysis section of the IWSMP.
Task Deliverables. 1. Documentation describing input and results from the optimization will be provided and included in the System Analysis section. Assumptions
Task Deliverables. 1. Consultant shall deliver to the City of Bend a monthly invoice and status report covering: • Work on the project performed during the previous month. • Meetings attended. • Problems encountered and actions taken for their resolution. • Potential impacts to submittal dates, budget shortfalls or optional services. • Budget Analysis. • Issues requiring project team action.
Task Deliverables. ● Increase knowledge and perception change of air quality among Northwest Indiana residents, leaders, decision makers and businesses. ● Competitive Procurement and purchase of approximately 1000 gas cans for exchange ● 50 diesel fleet emission and vehicle inventories. (SSCC) ● NWI Clean Air Website (SSCC) ● 4 Targeted Audience Workshops (SSCC) ● Presence at a minimum of 5 regional events (SSCC) ● Increased social media metrics (SSCC)
Task Deliverables. Updated versions of software tools essential for demonstrating compliance with the Energy Code including updates to software tools documentation • Software tools issue tracking reports • Software tools source code posted to open-source on-line repository • Other deliverables to be defined through Work Authorizations TASK 5 – CONTINGENCIES AND ADDITIONAL TOPIC AREAS FOR BUILDING ENERGY CODE COMPLIANCE TECHNICAL SUPPORT The Contract team shall assist with work to develop program components beyond what is specifically described in Tasks 2-4 related to software tools technical support. The work in this task is expected to include, but not be limited to, the following: • Attending workshops and hearings that support the Energy Code compliance software updates. • General knowledge transfer to CEC staff. Task Deliverables: • Other deliverables to be defined as needed through Work Authorizations AGREEMENT DELIVERABLES The following deliverables chart does not represent all deliverables necessary to complete the goals and objectives of this Agreement. Additional deliverables will be outlined in Work Authorizations. For deliverables listed, Work Authorizations will specify due dates.
Task Deliverables. > Final Construction Plans (signed and stamped by a licensed Washington engineer) > Final Technical Specifications (signed and stamped by a licensed Washington engineer) > Final Engineer’s Cost Estimate > Final Design Report > Final No-Rise Certification Documentation
Task Deliverables. Bathymetric contour maps including hard copy and digital files (AutoCAD, GIS, ect.), muck thickness maps, volume summary table, environmental resource report(s), geotechnical investigation report(s), permit application and issued permit, construction plans and bid documents, and letter of recommendation of award
