PHASE I REQUIREMENTS Clause Samples

The "PHASE I REQUIREMENTS" clause defines the specific tasks, deliverables, and standards that must be met during the initial phase of a project or contract. It typically outlines the scope of work, deadlines, and performance criteria that apply before moving on to subsequent phases. For example, it may require the completion of preliminary designs, feasibility studies, or initial reports. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of what must be accomplished in Phase I, thereby setting measurable benchmarks and reducing the risk of misunderstandings or project delays.
PHASE I REQUIREMENTS. The grantee must accomplish the following benchmarks in Phase I: • Notify the public of the receipt of the grant and the proposed activities; • Develop and adopt a stand-alone JUA school board policy to allow the district to establish and convey a goal which consists of impacting community health through joint use of school facilities; and • Submit a copy of the adopted policy and board minutes showing the approval to DESE by March 03, 2025.
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PHASE I REQUIREMENTS. Replacement of foyer doors 2. Replace of foyer floor 3. Replacement of current cafeteria awning 4. Front entrance landscaping 5. Fill in interior windows in cafeteria managers office 6. Relocation for projection screen on north wall 7. Removal of counters 8. Demolition of current conference room on west wall 9. Removal of televisions located on columns (retained by UD) 10. Replacement of windows (clear glass) 11. Renovation of ceiling and lighting to provide a symmetrical look 12. Removal of all kitchen equipment including fire suppression system 13. Removal of water & gas piping to kitchen equipment 14 Renovation of HVAC system 15. Stub up of power, phone, and computer lines to cubicles 16. Fill in and door modifications to south wall 17 Drywalling of all exposed block walls 18. Repaint entire engineering facility 19. Carpet entire engineering facility 20. Installation of exterior windows in the engineering managers office 21. Installation of card key security system * In any event, Phase I will not exceed $244,000 in expenditures for the above listed requirements. EXHIBIT I --------- ENGINEERING FACILITY RENOVATION STATEMENT OF WORK 02/18/1997 PHASE 2 REQUIREMENTS --------------------
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PHASE I REQUIREMENTS. The following items to be available for EMC General Availability per the schedule defined in Exhibit D.
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PHASE I REQUIREMENTS. This work requires a reasonable amount of debriefing of GNOC staff as to the their present methodologies for performing testing when circuits and/or circuit elements go into alarm. In an automated system, the goal is to replicate what an experienced technician can do, not necessarily to be more accurate than a technician but certainly to be much faster. Opportunities for automation would be identified as would areas for fully exploiting network element capabilities, both Sonet elements and ATM switches. Phase II - Prototype -------------------- The requirements phase would be followed by a design, planning and a prototype. At this point it is not clear whether a SSCFI based implementation with its current rule-based engine or another approach with more modern web-based technologies would be appropriate.
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