BASIC SERVICE PROJECT STUDIES Sample Clauses

The "Basic Service Project Studies" clause defines the scope and requirements for preliminary studies or analyses that are essential to the planning and design phases of a project. Typically, this clause outlines the types of studies to be conducted—such as site surveys, feasibility analyses, or environmental assessments—and specifies the standards or methodologies to be followed. By clearly delineating these foundational tasks, the clause ensures that all necessary information is gathered early, reducing the risk of unforeseen issues and supporting informed decision-making throughout the project.
BASIC SERVICE PROJECT STUDIES. The Professional shall perform project studies using the Professional’s own employees or a Consultant, consistent with the inherent requirements of the Project to meet the fundamental needs of the Project, as part of Basic Services. These services include the following enumerated items below: ▪ Coal Use Justification/Fuel Feasibility & Energy Source Analysis with Life Cycle Costing ▪ Electrical Load/Distribution Investigation ▪ Land Use Investigation ▪ Site and Existing Conditions Investigation ▪ Utility Service Investigation
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BASIC SERVICE PROJECT STUDIES. The Professional shall perform Project studies using the Professional’s own employees or a Sub-Consultant, consistent with the inherent requirements of the Project to meet the fundamental needs of the Project, as part of Basic Services. These services include the following enumerated items: a. Environmental engineering, and professional services associated with the following: • Design and construction of the Department’s drinking water and wastewater infrastructure, including distribution, conveyance, and treatment systems • Public bathing places including swimming pools, water playgrounds, and beaches • Stormwater management and erosion and sediment pollution control facilities • Stream restoration and ecological uplift projects b. Hydrologic and hydraulic design for water resources and water/wastewater infrastructure c. Preparation and submission of environmental permit applications d. Development of construction specifications, documents, and design plan drawings e. Topographic surveys and field data collection
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