Scope of Work Description. The UNIVERSITY will perform Technical Services as described in the Order Form agreed upon the parties in writing and incorporated herein by reference (“Order Form”) between the Materials Analysis and Research Laboratory personnel and CUSTOMER. If CUSTOMER is to furnish UNIVERSITY with materials to be tested or used while performing the Technical Services (“Materials”), such Materials shall be identified in the Order Form. CUSTOMER shall provide UNIVERSITY, at no charge, with a sufficient quantity of the Materials to perform the Technical Services. CUSTOMER represents and warrants that it is authorized to retain UNIVERSITY to perform the Technical Services using the Materials. CUSTOMER shall disclose in the Order Form whether the Material is a hazardous substance and of any known hazards and risks associated with the Materials and whether the Material is an item on the Munitions List or the Commerce Control List other than EAR99 items. UNIVERSITY shall use the Materials only as needed to provide the Technical Services and shall not modify, alter, reverse engineer or run analytic tests to determine the composition of the Materials without CUSTOMER’s prior written permission. UNIVERSITY shall not provide the Materials to a third party nor allow access to the Materials by a third party. UNIVERSITY may provide the Materials to its employees and students who have a bona fide need to use the Materials in performing the Technical Services provided that UNIVERSITY requires such employees or students to abide by the terms of this Agreement. Upon completion of the Technical Services or at CUSTOMER’S request, UNIVERSITY shall destroy or return to CUSTOMER the Materials not consumed during the performance of the Technical Services in accordance with CUSTOMER’s instructions. UNIVERSITY may retain a sample of the Materials if needed to evidence its fulfillment of its contractual obligations. Unless stated otherwise in the Order Form, CUSTOMER shall assume all risk of loss for the transportation of the Materials to and from UNIVERSITY and shall be responsible for all delivery costs. CUSTOMER retains ownership of the Materials at all times.
Scope of Work Description. The UNIVERSITY will perform Technical Services as described in the Exhibit A, which is hereby incorporated as a part of this AGREEMENT, except for any terms which are inconsistent with the terms set forth herein. The researcher responsible for the work within the University will be ……………………………… (herein referred as “RESEARCHER”)
Scope of Work Description. Demolition and Removal Work ▪ Provide required shoring and rigging to safely lift existing chillers from roof ▪ Properly recover and dispose of chiller refrigerant per local and city codes in effect at the time of contract signing ▪ Properly isolate the chiller and pumps from service ▪ Disconnect piping, electrical and controls wiring ▪ Remove and properly dispose of existing chillers and pumps New Installation Work ▪ Provide curb adaptors to fit new chillers ▪ Lift, set and secure the new chillers in place ▪ Install two pipe temperature xxxxx—one in each of common supply and common return lines of the chilled water loop ▪ Install one differential pressure transducers—one across the supply and return mains in the basement pumping room ▪ Provide and install new secondary VFD and pumps for the chilled water system. Piping will be modified with a neutral bridge to allow the system to maintain minimum variable flow ▪ Install one insertion style magnetic flow meter on the main chilled water supply pipe. Hot tap installation hardware kits will be furnished with meters ▪ Connect pipes, new valves, new actuators, new pressure and new temperature gauges ▪ Provide and install the required pipe supports, new pumps, pipe insulation and cladding on newly replaced chilled water piping and fittings on the roof and in the basement mechanical room to match existing ▪ Fill chilled water pipe, purge, and pressure test for leaks. Pressure test will be done on new sections of pipes and equipment installed ▪ Provide first fill refrigerant ▪ Connect electrical and controls wiring ▪ Provide factory startup and functional performance testing ▪ Provide test and balance for pressure and water flow at the circulation pumps and chillers ▪ Provide final installation checkout report ▪ Provide warranty registration with manufacturer Schedule 1 FIM 6 Equipment List Building Existing Equipment Proposed Equipment Tag Make Model Capacity (Ton/gpm) Cooling Efficiency (EER/kW/Tn) Heating Capacity (MBH) Heating Efficiency Qty Tag Make Model Capacity (Ton/gpm) Cooling Efficiency (EER/kW/Tn) Qty Municipal CH-1 Trane TBD 160 Ton 9.38/1.28 N/A N/A 1 CH-1 York Applied YLAA0170SE 160 Ton 10.62/1.13 1 Municipal CH-1 Trane TBD 160 Ton 9.38/1.28 N/A N/A 1 CH-1 York Applied YLAA0170SE 160 Ton 10.62/1.13 1 Municipal CWP- 1 B&G 1510 3E 380 gpm N/A N/A N/A 1 CWP-1 Grundfos NBSE 025- 070-2P-15H 338 gpm N/A 1 Municipal CWP- 2 B&G 1510 3E 380 gpm N/A N/A N/A 1 CWP-2 Grundfos NBSE 025- 070-2P-15H 338 gpm N/A 1 ...
Scope of Work Description. Total Charges Beach High School – LED Sports Lighting $468,082.00 ☒ Description of Equipment and Services (Exhibit A) ☒ Compensation Payment Schedule (Exhibit C) ☐ Customer Financing (Exhibit F) ☐ Maintenance Services (Exhibit M) ** The compensation quoted above will be honored through the date of June 1, 2020. Each party agrees to all terms and conditions in this Agreement. The parties may exchange counterparts of this Agreement as a scanned image (e.g., .pdf or .tiff file extension) attachment to email; a scanned signature is an original signature for all purposes. Agreed by Savannah Chatham County Public Schools Accepted by Georgia Power Company By: By: Name: Name: Title: Title: Date: Date:
Scope of Work Description. The UNIVERSITY will perform Technical Services as described in the appropriate user agreement form submitted to or written correspondence between the X.X. Xxxx Metabolomics Research Laboratory (MRL).
Scope of Work Description a) Economy hotels, motels, gas stations and garages
Scope of Work Description. Demolition and Removal Work ▪ Safely disconnect existing AHU from existing ducting, condensate drain piping, chilled water piping. ▪ Safely shut down AHU-11. Carefully remove access panel sections to gain access to the emergency cooling A-Coil and refrigerant line set. Recover and dispose of the R-22 refrigerant. ▪ Disconnect electrical, controls wiring, drain and refrigeration piping. Remove and dispose of A- Coil. ▪ Disconnect electrical, controls and piping from the corresponding DX air-cooled condenser on the roof. Remove and dispose of this unit. ▪ Temporarily seal or cap disconnected utilities and exposed ducting. ▪ If necessary (on a per unit basis) remove electrical wiring back to the existing disconnect. ▪ Disconnect and secure the building automation system (BAS) from existing HVAC units in this scope of work. ▪ City of Stillwater will be responsible for disconnecting all active smoke detectors at each unit in coordination with the Contractor to facilitate timely project completion. ▪ Remove all three-way valves and bypass legs from chilled water piping. These will be replaced with new two-way valves as required for variable flow pumping. ▪ Safely isolate, drain, and disconnect piping and electrical and controls wiring to chilled water pumps.
Scope of Work Description. Demolition and Removal Work ▪ Safely disconnect existing boilers and pumps ▪ Disconnect and secure the BAS from existing HVAC units in this scope of work ▪ Remove all three-way valves from hot water. These will be replaced with new two-way valves as required for variable flow pumping at the AHU units ▪ Safely isolate, drain, and disconnect piping and electrical and controls wiring to the hot water pumps New Installation Work ▪ Measure and provide new housekeeping pads (as required) to fit new boilers and pumps ▪ Install two pipe temperature xxxxx—one in each of common supply and common return lines of the hot water loop ▪ Install two differential pressure transducers—one across each primary hot water pump ▪ Install one insertion style magnetic flow meters on the main hot water supply pipe hot tap installation hardware kits will be furnished with meters ▪ Provide and install two high efficiency condensing boilers and two primary boiler pumps. In addition, provide and install two inline preheat pumps for AHU 2 & 3. One will be provided for each of the two AHUs ▪ Provide and install new secondary VFD and pumps for the hot water system. Piping will be modified with a neutral bridge to allow the system to maintain minimum variable flow ▪ Provide manufacturer startup and testing of new equipment and a final installation check out report ▪ Test and balance hot water flowrates at each pump and at the hot water coils of the new AHUs based on the revised engineering specifications ▪ Provide warranty registration with manufacturer Schedule 1 FIM 7 Equipment List Building Existing Equipment Proposed Equipment Tag Make Model Capacity (MBH/gpm) Heating Efficiency Qty Tag Make Model Heating Capacity (MBH) Heating Efficiency Qty Municipal B-1 Xxxxxxx 4F 240 2511 82% 1 B-1 Lochinvar FCB 2500 2500 96% 1 Municipal B-2 Xxxxxxx 4F 240 2511 82% 1 B-2 Lochinvar FCB 2500 2500 96% 1 Municipal HWP-1 B&G 1510 3E N/A N/A 1 HWP-1 NBSE 025-095-4P-7.5H 252 gpm N/A 1 Municipal HWP-2 B&G 1510 3E N/A N/A 1 HWP-2 NBSE 025-095-4P-7.5H 252 gpm N/A 1 Municipal AHU-2 Amtrol Inline 17 gpm N/A 1 AHU-2 MAGNA 132-100F 17 gpm N/A 1 Municipal AHU-3 Armtrol Inline 17 gpm N/A 1 AHU-3 MAGNA 132-60F 11 gpm N/A 1 Schedule 1 FIM 8 – Cooling Tower and CW Pumps Replacement Scope of Work Details Replace one existing cooling tower and two pumps with one new higher efficiency cooling tower and two pumps. New units will be located in the same location and continue to serve the same zones as the old units. The bu...
Scope of Work Description. 1. The purpose of this ITB is to establish a Price Agreement with a vendor to produce specified crops in fields located within Valencia County, NM, at both the Belen WMA and the Casa Colorado WMA, for the benefit of wildlife. The Awarded Vendor will annually produce 600,000 pounds of grain corn, in addition to the quantity of grain sorghum identified in their submitted response to Item 1 of this ITB (“Sorghum Bid”) for DGF.
Scope of Work Description. This scope of work consists of the technical investigation, preliminary public and stakeholder engagement, design alternative development and interpretive plan for the St. Helens Riverwalk. This scope of services is intended to conclude in a preferred design alternative for the Riverwalk Phase I, Riverwalk Phase II, and Amphitheater Stage, which will be documented further in a later work order. Design alternatives for the Riverwalk Phase I may include any combination of cantilevered boardwalk structures, hard surface paths, and overlooks within Columbia View Park. The extent of Phase I includes all areas along the Columbia River in the existing park, and a small section on the Veneer Property south of Columbia View Park. Riverwalk Phase I design will include connections to existing interior park sidewalks and amphitheater (see below). The approximate length of Phase I is 310 feet. Other Riverwalk Phase I project elements may include bank stabilization and rip-rap repair where needed, and riparian restoration areas along the bank. Design alternatives may include lighting, railing, furnishings, and areas for public art and interpretive signage. Phase I will transition into an inland path with riparian landscaping along the bank of the Columba River before transitioning into Phase II. Design alternatives will also be prepared for the Columbia View Park Amphitheater, which will replace the existing gazebo stage structure adjacent to the Riverfront Project Phase I. The existing Columbia View Park Amphitheater seating which has been constructed into the hillside of the park will remain. Design alternatives will include an elevated stage, accommodate an area for dancing, consider on-site equipment storage options, and be designed for quality sound amplification. Events that currently use the Columbia View Amphitheater include concerts, weddings, receptions, community events, large picnic gatherings, a 4th of July fireworks celebration, and more. Programming alternatives will be prepared for the Riverwalk Project Phase II. The Riverwalk Phase II Project will extend Phase I to the existing street network of Plymouth Street to the south which is approximately 2,780 feet from Phase I. Phase II programming alternatives may include additional overlooks, areas for cantilevered boardwalk, and/or pedestrian access down to the river. Phase II design will need to plan for an unknown public/private development interface on the Veneer Property. Phase II design will require co...
