Infrastructure constraints Sample Clauses

Infrastructure constraints. The goal of this task is to evaluate and document the constraints for developing the infrastructure options. The anticipated constraints that the contractor will evaluate include ocean and land use, environmental conditions, regulatory challenges, existing market systems, and other constraints to developing the conceptual infrastructure options as directed by the CSG. The Contractor shall: • Evaluate and document constraints associated with the infrastructure options. Deliverables: • A technical memo documenting the constraints associated with the infrastructure options.
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Infrastructure constraints. ‌ 27 As it the case with all water systems, the City of Santa Xxxx water system’s operation is limited by a 28 number of infrastructure constraints. Chief among these is the inability of the Xxxxxx Xxxx Water 29 Treatment Plant to efficiently treat waters with turbidities over about 15 nephelometric turbidity 30 units10 (NTU). Additional infrastructure constraints involve the limited hydraulic capacity and pressure 31 constraints of the existing pipeline between the Xxxxxx Booster Station and Loch Lomond Reservoir. 32 Another constraint that could further improve performance once the pipeline between Xxxxxx and 33 Loch Lomond is replaced is the capacity of the existing Xxxxxx pumps. 10 nephelometric turbidity units (NTU) is a measure of water clarity that is used in drinking water treatment and safe drinking water regulations.
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Infrastructure constraints. With direction from the interstate project team, the contractor will evaluate and document the constraints for developing the infrastructure options. The anticipated constraints that the contractor will evaluate include ocean and land use, environmental conditions, regulatory challenges, existing market systems, and other constraints to developing the conceptual infrastructure options as directed by the interstate project team.
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