Task 5. Ensure that means are in place to gather and store data pertaining to supports needs and other project-related data. Task 6: Train and certify assessors as qualified to conduct an assessment. Task 7: Complete support needs assessments. Task 8: Compile a roster of service recipients. Task 9: Gather expenditure data per person by service. Task 10: Analyze support needs and historical expenditure data.
Task 5. Ensure that means are in place to gather and store data pertaining to supports needs and other project-related data. The purpose of this task is to ensure that appropriate electronic accommodations have been made to ensure that the data collected may be compiled, secured, and utilized to complete the project’s objectives. In brief, this requires secure computer server space to host the following types of information for each service recipient: (a) identifying information, including demographics, (b) acuity data related to the individual’s support needs assessment, and (c) historical service use and expenditure data. Further, the platform should include, or be compatible with, a safe means for DHW and HSRI to exchange data, such as through a secure file transfer protocol (FTP) site. With such information securely stored and accessible, HSRI can develop and execute the analyses necessary to: (a) keep DHW informed of the progress being made on assessments,
Task 5. Pre-Final (90%)
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Task 5: Perform, in the presence of the VA representative, final inspection and testing of a decontaminated regulated area at the conclusion of the abatement to certify compliance with all regulations and VA requirements/specifications.
Task 5: Household and Habitation VisitsThe ISA’s workers would be required to visit each household and habitation twice in a month of the allotted Gram Panchayats to deliver the customized messages to the adult members of the family, using dissemination and distribution material approved by MPJN.
Focused Task Assessments Task 5: Complaint Procedures for IADRequirements:1.
Lab instructors should verify the installation and follow it up with a Viva Task 5: Hardware Troubleshooting: Students have to be given a PC which does not boot due to improper assembly or defective peripherals.
Compliance Status:Phase 1: In compliance Phase 2: In compliance Task 5: Complaint Procedures for IADRequirements:1.
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Task 5. Support weekly DIU operational development discussions.
Task 5. Create units for Life Cycle Testing, Field Test (of complete systems) and Recipe Development TC will: . Conduct value engineering exercise on the unit . Finalize detailed product designs for full systems . Build 3 units to this design and conduct a design review . Build Beta, ALCT, and Engineering units Task 6: Develop and Execute Accelerated Life Cycle Testing TC will: . Design statistically valid test and data analysis procedures . Set up testing facility and install the units . Update test units as new components become available . Analyze data and feedback design improvements to the design team Task 7: Develop and Execute Field Study (with our market partners) TC will: . Identify possible users for lead user tests around the country . Develop data collection protocol and ethnography analyses. . Execute usage and data collection agreements. . Collect and analyze data Task 8: Develop xxxx settings and evaluate products relative to product standards TC will: . Complete cooking tests and develops oven settings for gas version (number of events, microwave power cycle, convection cycle, time per event) . Validate that the ovens produce high quality foods at the desired speeds. Phase III -- Transfer to Manufacturing and Ramp-up -------------------------------------------------- Goal: Develop final designs, transfer technology to the manufacturer and assist with ramping up manufacturing. TurboChef's market/manufacturing partners will undertake much of the work as we transition into manufacturing.
Task 5. System Hardware, Database Communication and Network Specification Analysis Local Project Sponsors will work with MPWMD Project Team to refine site functionality and usability from what has been presented in this proposed scope. Existing Internet Application services that have been developed on MPWMD servers can be “consumed” in the IRWM Web Mapping Site. During the development phase, Project Sponsors will be able to review and comment on the application progress. After Stakeholder feedback has been received, a System hardware, database, communication and network specification document will be created.
Task 5. Prepare As‐Built Plans Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will prepare as‐built plans in CAD based on changes during construction, capturing delta revisions prepared during construction as well as redlines provided by the RE at the end of construction. Task 6: Coordinate with Caltrans Some delta revisions will require submittal to Caltrans before issuing to the Contractor for construction. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will coordinate with Caltrans for the timely approval of the change. Task 7: Coordinate with City, Design team, CM team Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will coordinate with the City, other design consultants, and the construction management team to facilitate smooth completion of construction. Fee Proposal: The level of effort required to support construction is an estimate and depends upon multiple factors. We have assumed that there are 15 months remaining (66 weeks) of construction and have estimated 6 hours per week for Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, the Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Project Manager, and approximately 10 hours per week for technical design assistance from other staff members. Please review the attached fee proposal and let me know if it acceptable. Should you have any questions and/or require additional information, please feel free to contact me directly at 949/855‐3657 or at xxxx.xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Respectfully submitted, XXXXXXX XXXXX INTERNATIONAL Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, PE, TE Senior Project Manager Transportation/Public Works LOST HILLS INTERCHANGE DESIGN SUPPORT DURING CONSTRUCTION TASK/HOUR BREAKDOWN CLASSIFICATION SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER SENIOR ENGINEER PROJECT ENGINEER DESIGNER ASSISTANT ENGINEER TOTAL TASK DESCRIPTION Hours $225.00 Hours $178.00 Hours $155.00 Hours $130.00 Hours $105.00 Hours $ SCOPE OF WORK 404 90,900 84 14,952 140 21,700 160 20,800 330 34,650 1118 $183,002.00 1 Attend Weekly Meetings (assume 1 per month) 90 $20,250.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 90 20,250 2 Answer Requests for Information (RFI's) 96 $21,600.00 44 $7,832.00 40 $6,200.00 $0.00 $0.00 180 35,632 3 Review and Respond to Submittals 60 $13,500.00 16 $2,848.00 16 $2,480.00 $0.00 $0.00 92 18,828 4 Prepare Delta Revisions 30 $6,750.00 24 $4,272.00 60 $9,300.00 160 $20,800.00 250 $26,250.00 524 67,372 5 Prepare As‐Builts 12 $2,700.00 $0.00 24 $3,720.00 $0.00 80 $8,400.00 116 14,820 6 Coordinate with Caltrans 80 $18,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 80 18,000 7 Coordinate with City, Design team, CM team 36 $8,100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 36 8,100 TOTAL LABOR 404 $90,900.00 84 $14,952.00 140 $21,700.00 160 $20,800.00 330 $34,650.00...
Task 5. Determine Need for and Calculate “Credits” to be Applied Against Capital Costs A consideration of “credits” is integral to the development of a legally valid development fee methodology. There are two (2) types of “credits” each with specific and distinct characteristics, but both of which will be addressed in the development of fees. The first is a credit due to possible double payment situations. This could occur when future contributions are made by the property owner toward the capital costs of the public facility covered by the development fee. The second is a credit toward the payment of a development fee for the required dedication of public sites and improvements provided by the developer and for which the development fee is imposed. The City will disclose to the Consultant any known credits that exist.
Task 5. Drop the dummy and sprint 50' toward the pylons. Drop into a low crawl and pick up the baton. Enter the obstacle course in reverse. Low crawl eight feet under a 27" high open- air barrier. Stand up and run ten feet toward the serpentine. Run in a serpentine manner through nine pylons placed in a single row, five feet apart. Run ten feet and jump over three hurdles (18”, 12”, and 24”). Run ten feet. Climb over the 40" wall. Task 6: Run 220 yards.
Task 5. Relocation Specialist (Future Amendment): Responsible for providing relocation assistance to displaced parties, if any, resulting from an acquisition of right-of-way and conducted per applicable professional standards and the Caltrans Right-of-Way Manual and all applicable laws and regulations. Relocation Specialist Services minimum qualifications: Consultants must meet the following minimum qualifications, according to the Caltrans Right-of-Way Manual and should possess: • Minimum two (2) years experience at the working level providing public agency relocation assistance. • Successful completion of courses in the Uniform Relocation and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act and State Eminent Domain Law taught by recognized organizations. • Specific knowledge and experience appropriate for the type of assignment Task 6: Condemnation Support Services (Future Amendment): • Responsible for providing two copies of complete property files to COUNTY. • Participating in preparation meetings and pre trial hearings. • Providing additional information as requested by the COUNTY counsel. Task 7: Utility Coordination Support Services (Future Amendment): • Communicate and coordination with the utility companies. • Maintain Utility Correspondence Diary. • Prepare the A, B, C letters according to Caltrans and County procedures. • Coordinate work with utilities and review facility relocation designs provided by the utility companies to ensure they are consistent with the project design and proposed ROW. • Develop Caltrans Reports of Investigations and Notice to Owner; • Coordinate relocation schedules for timely completion (if required