Design Engineering d. Construction Engineering
Design Engineering. Description - Designs and monitors construction of electric transmission and distribution lines and substations.
Design Engineering. To perform detailed design work for Client Company for fossil-fueled generating plants, hydroelectric generating plants, transmission lines and substations and otherwise as required by Client Company; to make available to Client Company and other client companies as required, the services of a specialist or specialists on various phases of plant operation; and also to make available as required, inspection and supervision personnel for generating plant, transmission line and substation and other construction and operation.
Design Engineering. Utility Developer shall engage an Approved Engineer to design the Utility Improvements to meet all City requirements and specifications, including but not limited to the size and type of material used. Utility Developer shall furnish all engineering and/or design plans and specifications to the City Contact prior to contracting for construction of the Project. The City Contact may disapprove, in writing, such plans or specifications in the his/her reasonable discretion. If the plans are disapproved, upon request of the Utility Developer, the City Authorized Designee shall review the determination, and provide written explanation of the reasons for disapproval. If Utility Developer wishes to make a change in the Approved Engineer, Utility Developer shall submit a request to make such change, and the reasons for such a change, to the City Contact for approval/disapproval in his/her reasonable discretion, which shall be given in a timely manner.
Design Engineering. Designs and monitors construction of electric transmission and distribution lines and substations. Costs of a general nature are allocated using the Transmission Construction Expenditures Ratio or the Distribution Construction Expenditures Ratio, whichever is appropriate.
Design Engineering. The following identifies the activities, roles and responsibilities associated with engineering/development Services that are specific to this Schedule. Additional activities include: Table 3. Engineering/Development Roles and Responsibilities Engineering/Development Roles and Responsibilities ACS Symetra
Design Engineering. ABB will schedule and proceed with design engineering work upon receipt of new or revised purchase order acknowledgment.
Design Engineering. NORESCO distinguishes itself from many ESCOs by performing the majority of design on most projects in-house. We use a “closed-loop” management strategy, which ensures consistency and a high degree of quality control throughout the project life cycle and is essential to providing the customer with an integrated best value solution. Our design engineering process further emphasizes minimization of costs while providing quality designs. The same engineers who participate in the audits will complete the project design, create bid specifications, assist with construction management, and consult on operations. This approach allows for a smooth transition from the development stage through the operations stage. Moreover, these engineers are motivated to ensure that each Energy Conservation Measure (ECM) is implemented successfully, rather than simply passing the job along to another department as the ECM progresses from design to construction to operations. NORESCO’s engineering procedures ensure that work is completed accurately in accordance with generally accepted engineering practices and all applicable regulations. Work schedules are met by constantly monitoring progress compared to the plan and adding resources whenever necessary to finish on time.
Design Engineering. The Authority has conducted preliminary design engineering for the County Road 52 Project. The Authority shall proceed to final design of the County Road 52 Project.
Design Engineering. 1) Prepare scope of work and work plan to be negotiated with and approved by the PWB Project Manager. The plan shall include such items as tasks, hours, costs, time line, action items affecting time line, deliverables, interim and final reviews and revisions.
