Task Title. 10. List of Sub-Contractors (If applicable)
Task Title. 1.1.1 Development of the planning activity for transitioning all Defence Information Services Team (DIST) services to the DCNS / GRAPEVINE 1 and 2 construct.
Task Title. Red Tide Location Budget Category Budget Amount Task Start Date Task End Date 1 Execute Contract For Biological Debris Removal City of Sarasota Contractual Services $422,968.75 08/01/21 01/06/22 Salary & Fringe $0.00 08/01/21 01/06/22 Misc/Other Expenses $0.00 08/01/21 01/06/22 Total: $422,968.75 REMAINDER OF XXXX LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK SARASOTA COUNTY BCC PUBLIC RECORDS REQUIREMENTS AGREEMENT NO. RT004 – CITY SRQ ATTACHMENT 4
Task Title. 2) Task Summary This section should describe the Task to be undertaken. Provide an overview of how the Task will be accomplished, the anticipated methodology, and the major stakeholder involvement.
Task Title. Provision of specialist SA-6 and SA-8 Surface to Air Missile (XXX) Technical Support Brief Description of Task: See Attachment for detailed Statement of Requirement. Background/Justification: See Attachment for detailed Statement of Requirement. Activities to be Undertaken: See Attachment for detailed Statement of Requirement. Deliverables: Outputs required, milestones, reports, software, demonstrations etc … See Attachment for detailed Statement of Requirement. Government Furnished Assets: See Attachment for detailed Statement of Requirement. Performance Targets: Additional Quality Requirements & Standards: See Attachment for detailed Statement of Requirement. See AOF Quality Assurance Website: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx.x.xxx.xx/aofcontent/tactical/toolkit/content/topics/qual.htm Timescale/Completion Date: Start: 1 Jan 15 End: 31 Dec 2017 Sponsor details: See Page 1 for details Signature: Date: DETAILED STATEMENT OF REQUIREMENT ATTACHED
Task Title. Project Management and Coordination Task 2.1 – Project Management All contracts and sub-applicant agreements will be managed by the City of Pasadena throughout the process. This includes invoice processing and project management report review. The project team will provide project management for the duration of the project to ensure the project is completed thoroughly in accordance with the agreed upon scope of work and project schedule. The identified project manager will provide regular project management reports to City staff in conjunction with monthly invoices. Responsible Party: City of Pasadena
Task Title. Transit Fleet Electrification Foundation Assessment Task 3.1 –
Task Title. Stakeholder and Community Engagement Task 5.1 – Stakeholder Involvement The project team will engage existing transit planning stakeholders in the process. These stakeholders vary in purview between the three different transit agencies, but have been active in planning for previous efforts such as short and long range transit planning processes. Stakeholders will be engaged directly through interviews and invited to participate in community engagement meetings. Responsible Party: CALSTART
Task Title. Develop Implementation Plan Task 6.1 – Fleet Replacement Plan The project team will utilize existing transit fleet replacement plans from the 3 transit agencies as a foundation for adapting to an electric fleet. Based on the findings from the Vehicle Needs Analysis, CALSTART will develop a timeline for scheduled vehicle replacements and charging infrastructure. CALSTART will research vehicle lifetime and cost replacement estimates, as well as battery lifetime and replacement cost estimates. The schedule will include both the initial phase of transitioning from a traditional to an electric vehicle fleet and the long-term phase of vehicle replacement and upkeep. Responsible Party: CALSTART
Task Title. Recycling Collection Events – Residential Maximum Eligible Task Cost: $ 12,853.33 Task Description: The RECIPIENT will offer residents the opportunity to self-haul unusual recyclable and reusable materials to a temporary drop site, open one day each spring for about six hours. There will be a total of two events during this grant cycle. Materials targeted for collection may include, but are not limited to: reusable household goods and textiles, shredded paper, batteries, tires, petroleum products, electonic components, fluorescent bulbs/tubes, refrigerators, freezers, air condtioners, scrap metal and appliances. City employees will staff the event and manage traffic control, participant contacts and assistance, and overall project managemnt. Recycling vendors will provide staff to collect the various materials for recycling and re-use. Additional materials may be included as budget and markets allow. Participants may pay some or all of the fees associated with handling, hauling or recycling various materials. The RECIPIENT will credit the grant for any revenue received from the collection of fees or commodity sales on items the grant is supporting.
