Task 2 definition
Task 2. [insert task name] Task 3: [insert task name]
Task 2. Refine Site-Specific MEP Evaluation Plans; • Task 3: Develop Specific Stakeholder Acceptance/Satisfaction Evaluation Plan; • Task 4: Develop Site-Specific Data Plans; • Task 5: Develop Site-Specific Analysis, Modeling, and Simulation (AMS) Plans; • Task 6: Develop Site-Specific Safety Management Plans; • Task 7: Develop Site-Specific Acquisition, Installation and Test Plans; • Task 8: Develop Site-Specific Participant Training and Evaluation Outreach Plans; and • Task 9: Develop Site-Specific Comprehensive Evaluation Plans (CEP).
Task 2. Visit the project site, as necessary.
Examples of Task 2 in a sentence
Following a notice of final installation and operation, the CAM will verify the successful installation and operation of all project components identified in Task 2 and any additional Technical Tasks.
The Contractor shall complete the Task 2 - Project Completion Metrics Workbook submittal(s) in accordance with Exhibit E, Metrics Workbook.
NYSERDA reserves the right to pro-rate the final award amount if the completed project deviates from the proposed design submitted and approved in Task 2.
NYSERDA requires that the information in the Metrics Workbook be updated at the Planning Phase (Task 1) and at the Completion Phase (Task 2) to confirm the energy savings from the project.
Upon completion of Task 2, the Sub-Recipient shall submit the following documents with sufficient supporting documentation, and provide a summary of all contract scope of work and scope of work changes, if any.
More Definitions of Task 2
Task 2 delivery of two RMG cranes to container terminal in Brzeg Dolny, in accordance with the requirements of the Annex no.1.
Task 2. CONTEXTUALIZED HOUSING NEED
Task 2. Provide implementation support for the Regional Climate Action Plan ("RCAP") 2.0 Task 2.1: RCAP Implementation Workshops (two per year) Task 3: Compact Communications Support Task 3.1: Compact Website and Compact Currents
Task 2. PTC Data Management
Task 2. Administer funding for Recovery Program projects. Funding Recovery Program projects requires establishment or modification of about 10 Reclamation funding agreements or contracts each year. Each agreement requires multi-faceted administrative maintenance, including but not limited to: Submit requests for Federal assistance for Recovery Program-approved projects; develop approval forms for Secretary of Interior review; develop purchase requests for Recovery Program grants, modifications and interagency agreements; work with Recovery Program Director’s office on funding issues; review and approve (if warranted) project budgets; monitor and track expenditures on Recovery Program operation and maintenance of capital projects; request obligations to cover funding agreement or contract awards; develop personal identification verification forms, project monitoring plans, technical reviews, determinations and findings, and other forms necessary to process financial assistance and interagency agreements; award agreement or contract funding to recipients; maintain agreement and contract filing system, including agreement instruments, invoices, and accruals; track budgets; review and approve invoices; perform periodic site visits to monitor project performance and progress; file advanced procurement plans for next fiscal year; attend bi-weekly meetings with Acquisitions Management Division (AMD) to receive progress updates on awards and modifications and provide information on financial requests as needed; meet with organize and participate on TPECs; draft requests for proposals; perform agreement closeouts; answer agreement inquiries from auditors, assistance recipients, and the Recovery Program; record project performance and status of deliverables; file recipient performance reports. Requests from the Recovery Program for funding are processed as quickly as possible as they are received. Other deadlines for committee activities are set by the Recovery Program participants. An annual report on program management activities will be submitted in December of each year.
Task 2. WHIPPET Development: the WHIPPET tool is adapted for use by local land managers or a new tool is developed.
Task 2. [Task name here]
7.2.2.1. Objective: Explain task objective Point 1 Point 2
7.2.2.2. Background: Explain task background Point 1 Point 2
7.2.2.3. Description: Describe task Point 1 Point 2
7.2.2.4. Expected Outcome(s): Explain expected outcome(s) resulting from task Point 1 Point 2