Task Product Clause Samples
The "Task Product" clause defines the specific deliverables or outputs that a party is required to produce as part of fulfilling their contractual obligations. This clause typically outlines the nature, format, and standards for the work product, such as reports, software, designs, or other tangible or intangible results. By clearly specifying what constitutes acceptable completion of tasks, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of expectations and helps prevent disputes over the adequacy or scope of the deliverables.
Task Product. Regardless of the development process selected, the Consultant shall submit to the Department a report that includes the following items:
1. Crash analysis
a. Collision diagrams
b. Crash summary sheets
2. Findings of crash analysis and field review
a. Crash patterns to address
b. Other safety concerns not supported by available crash data
Task Product graphs and tables. If this data is provided as a separate document it should include a title page, location map, the data presented on standard FDOT forms or as approved by the Project Manager, and any narrative necessary for the understanding or interpretation of the data. Subtask 7A: ADDITIVE (Additional Count Stations) Additional 7-Day Continuous Traffic Count Stations requested for the same route and or study. Task 8: PUBLIC PRESENTATION (OPTIONAL) To be determined by the Project Manager and Maintaining Agency, the CONSULTANT shall prepare and present a PowerPoint (or approved alternative) presentation to summarize the scope of the project and steps taken to perform the retiming effort. The presentation shall summarize the improvements and show benefits in the forms of reduced delay to the corridor, improved end-to-end travel times along a corridor, increased crossing times for pedestrians, and/or other operational or safety benefits.
Task Product. Final signal warrant analysis report that is signed, sealed, and dated by a registered professional engineer.
Task Product. 1. Operational analysis worksheets for existing conditions; and proposed conditions
2. Summary of operational analysis results
3. Left turn phasing analysis as applicable
Task Product. 7-day graphs and tables. If this data is provided as a separate document it should include a title page, location map, the data presented on standard FDOT forms or as approved by the Project Manager, and any narrative necessary for the understanding or interpretation of the data. Additional 7-Day Continuous Traffic Count Stations requested for the same route and or study. To be determined by the Project Manager and Maintaining Agency, the CONSULTANT shall prepare and present a PowerPoint (or approved alternative) presentation to summarize the scope of the project and steps taken to perform the retiming effort. The presentation shall summarize the improvements and show benefits in the forms of reduced delay to the corridor, improved end-to-end travel times along a corridor, increased crossing times for pedestrians, and/or other operational or safety benefits.