Task 4. Reporter assay using pseudovirus (per iteration of Task 1) – Price $[***] (Task value: $[***])
Task 4. Go-Live Support CMC will provide remote assistance and troubleshooting regarding the use of the Student Refunds Package for four (4) weeks beginning on the date of Go Live. At the conclusion of such four (4) week period, CMC will not provide any additional support for the Student Refunds Package. Deliverables: • Student Refunds Integration Package supporting Bank Mobile Assumptions: • The deployment of the Student Refunds Package to Customer’s Production Environment of CampusNexus Student is a one-time event. Customer will work with CMC to determine the timing for the deployment event. Any additional deployment events will require a separate Statement of Work or Change Order with CMC for such deployments. • Customer acknowledges that changes in new releases to CampusNexus Student may impact the functionality or operability of the Student Refunds Package, and services provided within this SOW do not cover functionality or operability of the Student Refunds Package that are impacted by the new release’s changes. • Customer can request that CMC recertify the Student Refunds Package against a new release of the CMC Software/Licensed Program with a separate Change Order or a Professional Services Support Contract (“Student Refunds PSSC”). The recertification process confirms that the Student Refunds Package continues to function as originally scoped and delivered. • A Student Refunds PSSC may be entered into by CMC and Customer for support and maintenance services to be provided by CMC for the resolution of defects and recertification of the Student Refunds Package. The annual fee for the Student Refunds PSSC is $5,000/year. • Customer will identify the version of the Bank Mobile software that will be integrated. Upgrading of such software prior to Go-Live may cause an impact to the work performed requiring a Change Order to cover additional services. • Customer must obtain any required support regarding the Bank Mobile software from Bank Mobile. • Only Supported Features will be delivered within the scope of this SOW.
Task 4. Obtain necessary permits and approval from applicable agencies with jurisdiction over the project. Task 5: Perform inspection, sampling and testing. Services shall be performed within 24 hours notice by the City if required.
Examples of Task 4 in a sentence
Task 3D, E TBD District Sponsor 9 Maintain grant records, tracking, contacts Task 4 A,B,C,D TBD District Sponsor EXHIBIT B LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Contractor Code of Conduct (excerpted version) PROCLAIMER: Please note this is only a high-level excerpt of LAUSD’s Contractor Code of Conduct.
Deliverables: • Monitoring Networks Technical Memorandum Task 4: Groundwater Pumping Reduction Assessment Investigate opportunities or methods to reduce and optimize groundwater pumping practices.
Task 4 – 1 ¾” Hose Advance: Pick up the nozzle and place it over the shoulder.
Deliverables: □ Project Progress Reports □ Draft and Final Project Completion Report Budget Category (b): Land Purchase/Easement Task 4 Land Purchase/Easement No land purchase or easement acquisition is required for this project.
Task 4 Basic Construction Services and Task 5 Expanded Construction Services will be completed under separate agreement and/or future amendment to this contract.
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Task 4. Public Engagement (As added through Amendment 1)
Task 4. The Parties will participate in meetings composed of the County, the Judicial Council, and the Court every two weeks through August 2022.
Task 4. VISUALIZATIONS AND TOOLS IN SUPPORT OF A TRANSITION TO A ZERO- 38 CARBON GRID 39 The goal of this task is to develop visualizations and tools that develop the capacity of policy- 40 makers to make climate-informed investment and resilience decisions enabling a transition to a 41 zero-carbon grid by: (1) enabling users to understand the impacts to California of the newest 42 generation of climate models (i.e., CMIP6), (2) portraying projected changes in the temporal and 43 spatial distributions of zero-carbon electricity generation resources investigated by Group 2 and
Task 4. Environmental Impact Report Task 4.1: Technical Studies/Analysis
Task 4. Select or Design Data Management System The GSP Regulations (23-CCR §352.6) require that each GSA develop a DMS to enable the storage and reporting of information relevant to GSP implementation and monitoring of basin conditions. DWR’s BMP 2: Monitoring Networks and Identification of Data Gaps briefly discusses DMS requirements, and indicates that DWR intends to update BMP 2 with a suggested DMS data structure to facilitate data consistency, transparency, and sharing amongst basins and with DWR. Data to be included in the DMS must conform to the Data and Reporting Standards described in §352.4 of the GSP Regulations and must be consistent with the requirements of any inter- or intrabasin coordination agreements that address data consistency.
Task 4. This task will involve the creation of criteria for ranking agricultural land for its potential for permanent protection, fallowing, beneficial cropping changes, restoration and others. Consideration will also be given to providing ecosystem services resulting from preserving specific agricultural properties such as for flood protection, sea level rise and buffering other sensitive land uses. The results will be presented in both written and mapped formats. The criteria will inform the work in Task 5 below. This task will be completed by a consultant and/or the Ventura County Planning Department.
Task 4. Water Quality A significant portion of the project shall likely be located over the Xxxxxxx Aquifer Recharge and Contributing Zones and so the TCEQ Xxxxxxx Aquifer rules need to be addressed. Much of the technical effort for this work is addressed elsewhere in this scope. The estimate of the runoff volume for the water quality load would simply be a function of that previous effort combined with the actual load computations.