Technical Advisory Group Sample Clauses
The Technical Advisory Group clause establishes a committee or group of experts tasked with providing technical guidance and recommendations related to the subject matter of the agreement. This group typically reviews technical documents, advises on best practices, and may resolve technical disputes between the parties. By formalizing the role and responsibilities of such a group, the clause ensures that technical decisions are informed by qualified professionals, thereby reducing misunderstandings and facilitating effective project execution.
Technical Advisory Group. The MedBiquitous Technical Advisory Group is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the collection of MedBiquitous standards. The Director assigns ANSI approved standards proposals to the Technical Advisory Group. The Technical Advisory Group shall guide the standards proposals through the process of creating official ANSI standards. The Director appoints the Chair and Editor of the Technical Advisory Group. There is no term limit, so long as the individual is a Participant or qualifies as a Legacy Individual Contributor. Membership numbers of the group will be monitored and capped if activities of the group are unduly impacted by the volume of participation; otherwise there is no limit to the size of the roster. If a member of the group cannot meet their responsibilities, the Chair may request that the Director remove the Participant from the group. The Director reserves the right to remove the Chair or Editor if they are unable to meet their responsibilities.
Technical Advisory Group. The Task Team will establish the Technical Advisory Group and seek its input on the existing information and knowledge related to offshore exploration drilling.
Technical Advisory Group. Project Steering Committee
Technical Advisory Group. The EA will engage the TAG for technical support on the contracting and implementation of the IVCs projects. The role and responsibilities of TAG are expected to be through the entire project implementation cycle and would comprise of assisting IA in the following functions: (i) effective marketing of the IVCs, making sure there is sufficient private sector interest in bidding process; (ii) support the selection of private sector contractors through the transparent competitive bidding process; (iii) management of the entire bid process, from marketing of the projects, inviting expression of interest for both RFQ and RFP stages, evaluation of the bids and selection of private operator (concessionaire); (iv) recruiting requisite domain experts as per agreed ToRs; (v) Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) of IVCs implementation, during construction and operations; (vi) planning and implementation the of capacity building and training programs along the IVC; (vii) monitoring of compliance with the Concession Agreement to ensure specified timeline and standards are adhered to; (viii) preparation of DPRs for subsequent IVCs to attract responsive bids; (ix) due diligence on government land (and any other asset) required before handing it over to private contractor on PPP basis; and (x) facilitation of documentation preparation and obtaining of all necessary clearances. A consulting firm for the TAG will be recruited using quality-based selection (QCBS – Q80: C20) and will provide the services for approximately 290 person months. However, to be noted is that the indicated person months for the TAG experts are only tentative. It is general practice that PPP transaction advisors are costed as a percentage of the capital investment and then the firm supplies experts against that level, according to the needs that arise during implementation. The level of input will be defined as part of the technical proposal provided by each bidder based on each candidates understanding of the required tasks and their estimates of required inputs. Full time TAG Team leader 30 Civil engineers (supervision) 100 Financial 8 Lawyers 8 Support staff 108
a. Assessment Group TAG TEAMS Tranch 1 (Bihar)
b. Design Group
c. Justification and Safeguard Group Subtotal Design Team 36 TOTAL TAG TEAM 290
Technical Advisory Group. (a) The Governing Board may decide to establish a Technical Advisory Group (TAG) in accordance with this Agreement, to provide technical support to the Governing Board.
(b) If a TAG is constituted, each Party shall notify the NEA in writing of whether or not it wishes to designate a member for the TAG, and at least one alternate member in case the designated member is not available to attend a meeting. Each Party shall notify the NEA in writing of any changes in its designated or alternate members.
(c) The TAG shall perform the work assigned to it by the Governing Board, which may include, but is not limited to:
1) provide technical advice and recommendations to the Governing Board concerning the Project and related budget;
2) review technical aspects of the JEEP Proposals and CCA proposals, the JEEP Programmes of Work, the Project and provide recommendations about necessary high- level modifications as well as ensuring consistency between the Project and the JEEPs;
3) liaise with JEEP proposing organisations to ensure complementarity between experiments; and co-ordinate a strategy within similar categories of experiments;
4) make recommendations to the Governing Board for decisions about the JEEP Proposals (including JEEP Programme of Work and JEEP Budget) and CCA proposals;
5) assess the outcome resulting from the Framework Results and JEEP Results and provide related recommendations; and
6) provide any other technical assistance as requested by the Governing Board.
(d) The TAG shall elect a Chairperson and possibly a Vice-Chairperson from amongst its members. The TAG can decide to elect a new Chairperson and/or Vice-Chairperson as circumstances dictate. At its first meeting, the TAG shall define its mode of operation and, thereafter, any changes thereof, and shall inform the Governing Board accordingly. The TAG can meet in conjunction with the Governing Board. The Governing Board can call a TAG meeting.
(e) Members of the TAG and any person accompanying a member at a TAG meeting (such as accompanying staff or Technical Experts) shall be subject to the conditions of Article 6(d). Members of the TAG shall notify the NEA of any accompanying staff or Technical Experts in advance.
(f) After the summary record has been adopted by Unanimous Approval of the TAG, the TAG Chairperson shall ensure that a copy of the summary record of a TAG meeting is sent to the Governing Board.
Technical Advisory Group. The PMU will engage a TAG for technical support for the contracting and implementation of the IVCs projects. The role and responsibilities of TAG are expected to be through entire project implementation cycle and would comprise of assisting IA in the following functions: (i) effective marketing of the IVCs, making sure there is sufficient private sector interest in bidding process; (ii) support the selection of private sector contractors through the transparent competitive bidding process; (iii) management of the entire bid process, from marketing of the projects, inviting expression of interest for both RFQ and RFP stages, evaluation of the bids and selection of private sector entity (concessionaire); (iv) recruiting requisite domain experts as per agreed ToRs; (v) Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) of IVCs implementation, during construction and operations; (vi) planning and implementation the of capacity building and training programs along the IVC; (vii) monitoring of compliance with the Concession Agreement to ensure specified timeline and standards are adhered to; (viii) preparation of DPRs for subsequent IVCs to attract responsive bids; (ix) due diligence on government land (and any other asset) required before handing it over to private contractor on PPP basis; and (x) facilitation of documentation preparation and obtaining of all necessary clearances. To carry out (i) to (vii), the TAG will have a safeguards team; while to carry out (viii) to (x), the design team will be in charge. The TAG will also have a Construction support team for the design supervision and monitoring of the IVC civil works.
Technical Advisory Group. (a) The Recipient shall, no later than three (3) months after the Effective Date, establish and thereafter maintain, a Technical Advisory Group, under the MLVT, with terms of reference, composition and resources acceptable to the Association.
(b) Without limitation to the provisions of paragraph (a) above, the Technical Advisory Group shall: (i) include subject matter experts and representatives from the Recipient’s national agencies and firms in automotive, electric and electronics, and other priority sectors participating in Project implementation; and (ii) be responsible for the provision of technical guidance, support and advice on Project activities.
Technical Advisory Group. The parties will establish a technical working group (the “Technical Working Group”) that will provide technical advice to the Governance Group and LASS on the performance of the Services under this Agreement and will have the functions, responsibilities and rights outlined in the Business Plan. The Technical Advisory Group shall comprise of up to: i. one technical expert nominated by each Funding Partner; and
Technical Advisory Group. (a) The Councils' shall continue to have in place a joint Technical Advisory Group (TAG) which shall comprise such membership as may be agreed between the General Managers of the Councils from time to time.
(b) The functions to be performed by the TAG include:
(i) providing advice and recommendations on future Joint Works and other works and funding arrangements and operation and maintenance costs;
(ii) providing technical advice in respect of matters arising under clause 7(g);
(iii) liaising with Councils and communication on technical issues;
(iv) considering and reviewing recommended technical solutions proposed by Councils;
(v) recommending alternative technical solutions;
(vi) advising on necessary resources to implement technical solutions; and
(vii) advising on compliance strategies for technical issues.