Workbook means, the workbook that is: (i) agreed between the Applicant and Alberta Innovates; (ii) located on the Portal; (iii) may be amended from time to time pursuant to the Changes and Review Procedure in Article 6; and (iv) may Include a work plan, a cost or budget table, a revenue table, a projected disbursements table, Required Reporting Metrics, and/or a Funding Partner contribution table. [The remainder of this page has been intentionally left blank. Signature pages follow]
Workbook means the excel file titled [ * * * ] that was delivered on behalf of the Insurer to the Company in an email [ * * * ].
Workbook means a printed booklet that contains problems and exercises in which a student may directly write answers or responses to the problems and exercises. The term "workbook" does not include a computer or computer software.
Examples of Workbook in a sentence
This award is supported by Form 2030 PEI Budget Expenditure Workbook which is updated annually and modified throughout the fiscal year to reflect expenditures and any changes to the budget.
The Contractor shall complete the Task 2 - Project Completion Metrics Workbook submittal(s) in accordance with Exhibit E, Metrics Workbook.
The Task 1 Planning Phase Metrics Workbook submittal shall be completed to demonstrate that the design/specifications meet the Minimum Performance Requirements described above and data collected to the level of detail needed to estimate the energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) savings benefits.
The Contractor shall complete the design/specifications and then the Metrics Workbook in accordance with Exhibit E, Metrics Workbook.
All expenditures under this Contract must be in accordance with the budget categories as set forth within Attachment H, Budget Workbook for State Fiscal Year 2024.
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Workbook means the Excel Workbook provided to Proposers as Form G on which Proposers are to submit their Price Proposals.
Workbook means the Excel Workbook provided to Proposers as Form G on which Proposers are to submit their Price Proposals. For definitions of other initially capitalized terms, see Exhibit A of the Contract Documents.Exhibit B TECHNICAL PROPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS 1.0 General Instructions This Exhibit B describes the submission format for Technical Proposals and outlines the required information that will comprise a Technical Proposal. Proposers shall submit the information required by this Exhibit B in the organization and format specified herein. The Technical Proposal shall be organized in the order listed in Exhibit F (except for appendices that may be included in the appropriate volume), and shall be clearly indexed. Each component of the Technical Proposal shall be clearly titled and identified. All forms named herein are found in Exhibit D unless otherwise noted. All blank spaces in the Proposal forms must be filled in as appropriate. No substantive change shall be made in the Proposal forms. Evidence of signature authority shall be provided for all individuals signing forms. Item B on page 5 of Form A identifies requirements regarding evidence of signature authorization for the Proposal Letter. Similar authorization shall be provided for all other signatories. Only Responsible Proposers shall be entitled to submit a Technical Proposal. 2.0 Format The Technical Proposal shall be limited to the Technical Response (Form K), plus the executive summary, Preliminary Project Schedule and the materials described in Sections 3.2 and 4.0 of this Exhibit B. The Technical Proposal shall be contained in two volumes: Volume 1-Executive Summary, Administrative Materials and Forms, and Financial Information and Volume 2-Technical Response and Preliminary Project Schedule. The qualifications information required under Section 3.2.15 shall not exceed 3 pages plus Form O for up to three (3) projects. The Technical Response (Form K) is limited to 350 pages (inclusive of the pages of Form K) in total and the Preliminary Project Schedule, including narrative, is limited to 10 pages in total. There are no page limitations for the materials described in Sections 3.2 and 4.0 of this Exhibit B. 3.0 Contents of the Technical Proposal The required contents and organization of the Technical Proposal are presented in this Exhibit B and summarized in the Proposal checklist provided in Exhibit F. Proposers must provide all the information set out in this Exhibit B. A copy of the checklist for th...
Workbook means the excel file titled [ * * * ] that was delivered on behalf of the Company to the Insurer in an email from [ * * * ] to [ * * * ].
Workbook. : means information relating to the implementation of best management practices, education requirements, and information required for ACES certification. The workbook(s) is considered property of the owner/operator and remains in their possession. The workbook(s) shall be retained by the owner/operator and available for review by the Department upon request.
Workbook has the meaning set forth in Exhibit L. *** End of ARTICLE ONE ***
Workbook means, the workbook that is: (i) agreed between the Applicant and Alberta Innovates;
Workbook means a Microsoft Excel file containing multiple worksheets.