Preliminary Life Cycle Analysis Sample Clauses

The Preliminary Life Cycle Analysis clause requires an initial assessment of a product or project's environmental impacts throughout its expected lifespan. Typically, this involves evaluating factors such as resource consumption, emissions, and waste generation from production to disposal, often using standardized methodologies or checklists. By mandating this early-stage analysis, the clause helps identify potential sustainability issues and informs decision-making to minimize negative environmental effects.
Preliminary Life Cycle Analysis. In accordance with Section 123.011 of the Ohio Revised Code and Rule 123:4 of the Ohio Administrative Code, the Associate shall prepare and submit three (3) copies of alternative design concepts for a Preliminary Life Cycle Analysis to the University unless a different number is provided in the Technical Proposal or by the University in writing.
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Preliminary Life Cycle Analysis. The CM shall review any alternative design concepts for a Preliminary Life Cycle Analysis prepared or to be prepared by the A/E and provide
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