Field Investigation. 1. Consultant shall develop a geotechnical work plan, including determination of the number of borings, cone penetration tests (CPT) or other data acquisition and testing required for design of the Project.
Field Investigation. The Contractor shall provide material, supervision, tools, equipment, labor, transportation, subcontract management, project management and Initial Capital required to conduct site surveys, tests, and measurements to quantify facility information related to energy uses and losses and determines the economics for proposed projects.
Field Investigation. Engineer shall visit the site and verify all records match utility records. If underground utilities exist, designate utilities and perform surveying. Incorporate all utilities and physical evidence (poles valves, etc.) into topographic cadd base file.
Field Investigation. Includes data gathering on the part of COUNTY and CONSULTANT leading to the completion of the various reports and forms required for the funding, permitting, right of way acquisition and construction of the project. Task 1.2 Coordination
Field Investigation. Provide a description of the results of the field work performed, including the surveying, geotechnical investigations, etc.
Field Investigation a. Conduct a one (1) day site visit to observe odor and hydraulic conditions at the Rio Bar Screen facility.
Field Investigation. The inquiry you made does not include sufficient detail to process your request. Please provide additional detail and resubmit. A field investigation indicated that the attachment or occupancy you described is not available. A field investigation indicated that the attachment or occupancy you described is available; actual availability may require physical inspection. License application must be made and approved, and any make-ready fees paid before attachment or occupancy work may proceed.
Field Investigation. A. Provide a full right-of-way/easement planimetric survey for the project area and required construction access roads. The survey will include the location of surface features within the study area including, but not limited to, edge of pavement, curb lines, utility/power poles, signs, driveways, sidewalks, overhead power and communication (approximate height of cables), lane striping, building outlines, etc. Additionally, storm and sanitary sewer mains will be surveyed with material, inverts, size, cleanouts, and manhole or catch basin information provided. Water main valve nut location and elevations, as well as fire hydrant locations, will be collected. Topographic information was obtained during the PER phase to be used for design.
Field Investigation. 1. Complete up to two (2) on-site non-confined space investigations at each lift station with ENGINEER’s civil, electrical, mechanical, structural and controls experts.
Field Investigation. The environmental scientists will conduct a field visit to identify potential environmental constraints within the project area. The field investigation will include delineation of the boundaries of potential waters of the U.S. within the limits of investigation, including streams, open water, and wetlands. Feature boundaries will be documented using a mapping-grade GPS survey. The Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM) will be marked with pin flags or stakes for surveyors to tie-in along the proposed retaining wall location.
