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Question 6. Attachment P3, Composite Rates, includes OVERTIME line items for every category. The RFP (reference p. 122-125) includes the hours to be proposed and DOES NOT include overtime hours for every labor category. Please clarify how the Offeror is to calculate a composite OT rate for those categories that do not have OT hours. Answer 6: Attachment P3 has been updated to only include overtime line items for labor categories that require overtime.
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Question 6. In the same illustration the train goes into or out of the home terminal. Answer: Schedule rules as to operating into and out of the home terminal would apply. ARTICLE I I QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (cont’d) Question #7: At an intermediate point, a crew returns over the main line within yard or station limits, a distance of more than one-half mile in one direction, to pick up a car. Is this a lapback movement? Answer: No. Question #8: Continuous trip of crew making straightaway run from Alexandria to Monroe is interrupted at Orange where the engines arecut off and another train assisted Orange to Montpelier. Crew returns to Orange and continues trip to Monroe. Was the movement Orange to Montpelier and return deemed to be a ‘lapback movement” or “inside turn”? Answer:
Question 6. In the same illustration the train goes into or out of the home terminal. Answer: Schedule rules as to operating into and out of the home terminal would apply.
Question 6. State your reasons for seeking a modification of the current custody order. The court will mainly be interested in things that have changed since the current order was entered. Remember to use initials instead of names to refer to the children. Please also remember that the public can access this document after you file it, so use your best judgment and discretion when providing sensitive details about your situation and your child’s situation.
Question 6. What are the sales and use tax implications for unsuccessful sales in which there is no invoice to the Corporate Sourcing Partner and [Taxpayer] absorbs the costs incurred, including but not limited to:
Question 6. If you have not ever participated in another case concerning the custody of the same children, check “No.” If you have ever participated in another case concerning the custody of the same child(ren), check “Yes” to Question 6 and provide as much information as possible. If you have a copy of a current court order from another case concerning the custody of the same child(ren), you should attach it to the Complaint. Please remember, however, that you cannot file documents with children’s full names and dates of birth. If you have a prior custody order for the same child(ren), it must be redacted to remove such information. (Note: If there is a prior custody order for the same child(ren), other than a Children and Youth Services case, and you were a party to that case, you normally should file a petition to modify custody with the court that entered that order instead of a new custody complaint).
Question 6. What are the main concerns/difficulties you see for H2 Infrastructure? Most Significant Challenges for H2 Infrastructure (N=55) 7% Production of Clean Hydrogen 11% Size of Cost 42% 13% Distribution & Storage Difficulties Conversion Efficiency of Hydrogen 27% Other (Regulations/Safety/Purity of H2/Use of Precious Metals) The comments received from this question were categorised into 5 areas. The frequency of comments within the categories was then charted as per Figure 1 below.
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  • Dispute a. In the event of any dispute whatsoever in respect of the sale, the Purchaser hereby expressly agrees to resolve the same with the Assignee.

  • Professional Status The Superintendent affirms that he is not under contract with any other board of education covering any part or all of the term provided in this contract. Throughout the contract term, he will hold a valid and appropriate certificate to act as a superintendent of schools in the State of Nebraska which he will register and maintain on file in the school district’s central administrative office. This contract shall not be valid and the Board will not compensate the Superintendent for any service performed prior to the date that he registers his certificate.

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