Field Office. 4. Communication Equipment.
Field Office. The Contractor shall provide a field office for exclusive use and entry of the Construction Manager and DHHL personnel, or their representatives, at a location approved by the Engineer within the Project limits. It shall be available within thirty (30) calendar days after the Notice to Proceed date of the Contract. The field office shall:
Field Office. The Fund shall either provide to the Manager or reimburse the Manager for its actual cost of providing a field office, together with required furniture and equipment therefor, approved in writing by the Fund. The Fund shall also either provide for the normal operating and maintenance of said field office, including telephone expenses, or reimburse the Manager for its actual cost of so operating and maintaining the field office. All furniture and equipment either provided by the Fund or the cost of which the Manager is reimbursed hereunder shall be and remain the property of the Fund.
Field Office. Developer shall provide in the construction budget a City field office (approximately 100 square feet) that allows City access to a desk, chair, two drawer locking file cabinet with key, phone, fax, computer, copy machine and paper during working hours.
Field Office. An OGC office outside of the National Capital Region.
Field Office. THE FOLLOWING IS ADDED TO THE END OF THE SUBSECTION: The field office and all equipment are for the exclusive use of the Resident Engineer (RE). Do not begin the mobilizations and construction operations before all of the field office items, equipment, and requirements noted in this subsection and any other information, required by the contract, have been supplied and the RE has accepted.
Field Office. Tier 1 mitigation requires the protection or restoration of summer habitat around a known, extant maternity colony. When available, it is always the first mitigation choice under the Limited Formal. Tier 2 mitigation, when Tier 1 is not readily available, is the protection of an occupied hibernaculum (including gating) or protection or restoration of staging/swarming habitat within 5 miles of an occupied hibernaculum. The Limited Formal BO provides a third option when neither Tier 1 nor Tier 2 options are readily available either because they are unknown in the state or because mitigation associated with them cannot be implemented in a reasonable amount of time. Tier 3 mitigation is defined as protecting or restoring other Indiana bat conservation lands. The fundamental requirement of Tier 3 mitigation is that it contributes to the conservation of Indiana bats. The unique aspect of Tier 3 mitigation is that Indiana bats need not be present at the time a Tier 3 project is implemented. Service Field Offices working in coordination with State DOTs and FHWA have considerable flexibility in defining Tier 3 CFAs, however, they should be backed up by sound science (e.g., reference to the Draft Recovery Plan, scientific papers, or logical presentation of best professional judgement). The science underlying each state’s Tier 3 CFA (s) should be referenced as part of the development process. The following bullet-points provide general guidelines to help Field Offices develop Tier 3 mitigation areas: • Must include suitable habitat for Indiana bats. This could be suitable summer (maternity) or staging/swarming habitat • May consist of areas of currently suitable habitat (and infrequently restorable habitat – if restoration is part of the mitigation proposal) in-between and connecting known Indiana bat locations • May provide habitat for expansion or “shifting” of known maternity colonies (suitable habitat adjacent to current colony use) • May include bachelor or migratory habitat as defined by acoustic records or captures of adult males in summer, or telemetry along migratory routes • May be defined in association with proximate Indiana bat locations (e.g., hibernacula) in a neighboring state where state laws allow and Transportation Agencies agree • May prioritize areas of suitable Indiana bat habitat adjacent to existing conservation land or suitable habitat that coincides with important landscape features CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF CFAs IN OHIO TIER 1 - Maternity Colony ...
Field Office. A field office for exclusive use of DHHL personnel or their representatives is not required. CONTRACTOR may provide a field office at their own expense. SC-23 WATER SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS The “WATER SYSTEM STANDARDS,” State of Hawaii, dated 2002, and all subsequent amendments and additions, are by reference incorporated herein and made a part of these contract documents. The work embraced herein shall be performed by the CONTRACTOR in accordance with the “WATER SYSTEM STANDARDS,” and the various sections of the Special Conditions.
Field Office. Communications at the Field Office level shall be between the Local President or alternate and the Field Office Manager except as provided for by the grievance procedure.
