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7–11 The changing world: Un ritorno allo slow food (A return to slow food) global influence of Italian: diet lifestyle Task 3: Response: Viewing and reading (Week 9) Text types and textual conventions Article, diary entry, film or TV program (excerpts), map, review Linguistic resources Vocabulary, phrases and expressions associated with Un ritorno allo slow food Grammar prepositions – articulated pronouns – demonstrative Sound and writing systems – consolidation Intercultural understandings Reflect on own language and culture in relation to the Italian language and culture: cultural relevance of the Slow Food© movement impact of fast food Italian food around the world Language learning and communication strategies listening for key words, transcribing unfamiliar vocabulary phonetically, summarising information experimenting with formulaic language to create new meaning identifying key words and main points in texts using a bilingual dictionary – identifying verbs, adjectives and common abbreviations 12–16 The Italian-speaking communities: Cosa fanno gli italiani per stare bene (How Italian-speakers stay healthy) maintaining a well-balanced lifestyle: diet exercise socialising Task 4: Externally set task (Week 13) Task 5: Response: Listening (Week 15) Text and textual conventions Advertisement, article, chart, interview, table Linguistic resources Vocabulary, phrases and expressions associated with Cosa fanno gli italiani per stare bene Grammar verbs – avere and fare expressions; future tense and writing systems – consolidation Intercultural understandings Reflect on own language and culture in relation to the Italian language and culture: stereotypes related to Italians and typical everyday enjoyed by young people/families Language learning and communication strategies making connections with first language listening for key words, transcribing unfamiliar vocabulary phonetically, summarising information experimenting with formulaic language to create new meaning identifying key words and main points in texts
PERSON SPECIFICATION IT OFFICER . ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE Education & qualifications Educated to A level or equivalent (level 3) ICT vocational qualification (level 2 or above) Professional ICT qualification e.g. MCSE Experience, knowledge, understanding Experience of working on a variety of projects Experience and knowledge of Microsoft Windows operating systems and networks Experience in the maintenance and development of a complex ICT infrastructure Experience in the installation of ICT hardware and software Experience in providing a first or second line IT support service to business users Working with 3rd party suppliers and contractors Knowledge of social housing environment or similar Technical & professional skills Highly computer literate Use of bespoke IT systems and databases Technically minded, with an aptitude for solving ICT problems Experience and knowledge of Wide Area Network (WAN) technology Experience and knowledge of using or supporting a Management Information System for a SME Experience and knowledge of Citrix technology Experience and knowledge of VMWare technology Experience and knowledge of SSRS or similar reporting tools Vision & Drive Demonstrates drive and tenacity Self-motivated. Seeks ways to continuously improve and learn People Produces ideas to improve performance Numerate and data rational. Demonstrates an analytical approach Uses problem solving and decision making skills. Planning Sets and achieves stretching performance targets Prioritises and plans effectively Balances long and short term objectives
Both parts are mandatory and must be completed in order for your application to be considered. Please complete the boxes in white and expand them if necessary. Application number (For HR use only) Part 1 – Application Details Section 1a – Position Please state which vacancy (including reference number) you are applying for IT PAM [301 – 18] Section 1b – Employment history Please provide details of your current and previous employment. Please also include details of any gaps (i.e. career breaks, studying, unemployment etc.) Dates Employer Position held Brief description of duties Section 1c – Qualifications Please provide details of any relevant professional, technical and educational qualifications Institution and attended Qualification (e.g. BA/BSc) and subject Result (if applicable) Section 1d – Supporting statement Please explain, using specific examples from your current and past employment, how you meet the person specification criteria for this role and why you would like to work for NS&I. Your supporting statement should be between 500 and 1000 words. Please highlight relevant skills
community actions for sustainability. For further information on AusVELS please see: Domain, Dimension & Standard Key elements of standard Activities where elements are developed/consolidated Interpersonal development Working in teams Work co-operatively to allocate tasks and develop timelines. Excursion to Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne Extension activities at Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
Science Science knowledge and understanding 3-4 Nature of the similarities between and the diversity of living things and their sustainable relationships with each other and their environment; Science themes explored in the Botanic Gardens Melbourne excursion: characteristics of natural environments human interaction and conservation of the environment biodiversity Science Science at work Level 3-4 Gain insight into science as a activity and the relationship between science, technology and society both now and in the future. Excursion at Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.
LOTE Intercultural knowledge and language awareness Level 4 Pathway 1 Explore a topic of interest through the Demonstrate understanding of cultural differences in writing conventions for specific discourse forms by producing equivalent items in another to Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne Activities- Beginners & Intermediate activities Beginners & Intermediate LOTE Communicating in a language other than English Level 5 Pathway 1 Recall most of the ideas, objects and details presented in the language; Participate effectively in and conversations on simple topics; Create simple original text for specific audience in print and electronic form; Write paragraphs and linked sequences. to Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne Activities Intermediate activities- Intermediate
D Written production and oral production Communicates simple, personal ideas and basic information in Italian. Displays some ability to express a point of view using predominantly well-rehearsed, simple vocabulary and language conventions. Shows some awareness of the relationships between language, culture and identity in a bilingual context. Uses familiar vocabulary, simple sentence structures and learned expressions mostly accurately. Influence of accent/dialect may be evident and may affect fluency and ability to convey meaning clearly and effectively. Comprehension Extracts and summarises some relevant information from texts with limited analysis. E Does not meet the requirements of a D Appendix 2 – Suggested sub-topics to the treatment of topics in Unit 1 and Unit 2 Each unit has a number of topics with which students will engage in their study of Italian. The following suggested sub-topics are provided to guide students and teachers as to how the topics may be treated. The list is neither prescriptive nor exhaustive. Learning contexts Unit 1 Unit 2 The individual Students explore aspects of their personal world, aspirations, values, opinions, ideas, and relationships with others. They also study topics from the perspectives of other people. Young people and their relationships Students reflect on their relationships with family and their connections with friends. Suggested sub-topics: the nature of friendship the importance of family relationships with family and friends changing relationships between generations popular youth culture peer group pressure and conflict. Pressures in today’s society Students reflect on a of personal and social pressures and the relevance of these in their own lives. Suggested sub-topics: coping with change tolerance of others peer and social pressures gender roles in today’s society The Italian-speaking communities Students explore topics from the perspectives of individuals and groups within those communities, or the communities as a whole, and develop an understanding of how culture and identity are Traditions and values in a contemporary society Students explore how the traditions and values of Italian-speaking communities are maintained. Suggested sub-topics: the role of traditions and values lifestyles, past and present rural and urban life: a comparison leisure pursuits Italian identity in the Australian context Students explore the place of Italian-speaking communities in Australia through migration experiences. Suggested sub-topics: the contribution of the Italian-speaking communities to the Australian community the Australian-Italian identity migration experiences
IGCA RESCUE ADOPTION APPLICATION Name: Physical Address (including City/State/Zip): Primary Phone: Work: Mobile: Email: Occupation: Spouse/Partner Occupation: Best Time to Call: RESIDENCE Single-family dwelling Condominium Apartment Own Rent Living with Relatives For Renters: (information will be verified) Pet deposit required Pet deposit paid Pets are allowed with no restrictions Pets are allowed with limits (describe): Landlord Name: Landlord Phone: Type of fence: Height: Gate is accessible from exterior: Yes No If yard is not securely fenced, are you able to multiple times daily so dog may relieve himself? Yes No If no, explain alternative: Do you have a dog door: Yes No Will dog have access to yard when no one is home: Yes No Please check if your home has the following: Stairs Balconies Tall decks Pool (fenced) Pool (unfenced) Lawn/garden service Yard chemicals Do local ordinances or homeowner/condo association rules limit the number, size or type of pet you may own? Yes No If yes, please describe: Pet History, Past 10 Name Species Breed Age Status (Living/Surrendered/Lost/Deceased)
2) REFEREED PAPERS (2008-2013): Origin of data: SAO/NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) "INTEGRAL" string in the abstract) 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Grand total World 115 122 105 82 73 17 514 Italy 27 28 19 26 14 116 Rest of the World 88 94 86 56 59 15 398 Italy vs. World 23% 23% 18% 32% 19% 12% 23%
CS 0 EXO 0 HS 2 2 4 IEG 0 ISM 0 QAL 0 RSP 3 3 2 8 SF 0 SS 0 USP 1 1 Total 3 5 5 13 Due to the quite low number of the approved proposals, it is also shown the similar ratio for Uk, Germany and France.
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Generally the people who use our service at Step 2 tell us how much they value what we do. We ask our patients for feedback when they finish their treatment but there may be times when you think we have got it wrong and you want to make a complaint. If so, we would like to hear from you, so that if possible, we can put matters right. Q.1 What is a complaint? A. A complaint against italk is any situation in which we have some responsibility and we have not responded in the way you think we should have done. Q.2 How will I know the complaint is being dealt with? A. You will receive an acknowledgement straightaway either via email or in writing. Q.3 Can someone else make a complaint for me? Yes. If you wish a representative or a carer to do this with your permission then you can. Q.4 Who else will know about the complaint? italk staff inform Senior Managers and the Executive Board at Solent Mind when they receive a complaint. We will also tell Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust whom we work in partnership with. All information will be dealt with sensitively and within confidentiality guidelines. Q.5 How quickly will a complaint be dealt with? A. We aim to investigate the complaint and let you know the outcome within the stated response times outlined in this leaflet. We shall let you know if it is going to take any longer, and explain why. Q.6 What if I am not satisfied with the response after Stage 3? A. Stage 3 is the final stage for us. After this, you may still be able to take the complaint up with your local Clinical Comissioning Group (CCG). If you have any questions about the procedure and how it operates please contact: Clare Power Step 2 IAPTus Performance & PLT Team Manager italk 3rd Floor Black Horse House 8 - 10 Leigh Road Eastleigh SO50 9FH Tel: 023 8038 3921
The 3 Stage Procedure: If you would like to make a complaint: If you are not satisfied with the response: And if you are not satisfied with this response: Through this procedure, we aim to; Encourage anyone who is not satisfied with the service to tell us so that we can try to put matters right Make sure that no one is afraid to make a complaint Deal with the complaint quickly, by keeping to response times and limiting the procedure to just three stages Help the staff who run the italk service to put things right if they possibly can We also need to know about the things we are doing well. Please do let us know if you have any other comments on our service. FOR italk (Step 2) COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE (for Step 2 Patients) italk staff deliver psychological therapies at two levels, also known as 'steps'. These can be easily identified as Step 2 and Step 3.
Bay State College located in Boston’s Back Bay is a private college whose mission is to provide students with a quality education that prepares them for professional careers and increasing levels of higher education. Currently we are seeking applicants for the position of Program Chair, Information Technology. The Program Chair for the Information Technology Program will bear principal responsibility for two new degree programs, the Associate’s in Applied Science and Bachelor of Science in Information Technology. The Program Chair will report to the Chair of the Business Department. Responsibilities The Program Chair will manage the staffing, curriculum development, learning outcomes assessment, and strategic development of the two programs in close cooperation with the Business Department Chair. Additional areas of focus include academic advising for students in the IT Program, industry/employer outreach, College service through institutional committee work, and discipline-specific and/or pedagogically focused scholarship. The Program Chair will coordinate with the Business Chair to provide technology-oriented courses for the College’s General Education and Business Programs. The Program Chair will teach on a 3-3 load; the position is a ten-month appointment. The Program Chair will hire, train, evaluate, and supervise faculty teaching IT-related coursework in the College. Additionally, he/she will work closely with the College’s Director of IT to ensure appropriate classroom space and technology infrastructure. The Program Chair will also collaborate with the Director of Evening and Distance Education to provide curricular and faculty oversight for relevant coursework and programs in those divisions. Qualifications The Program Chair will hold an earned doctorate in Information Technology or a related field and possess prior collegiate-level teaching experience. Professional experience in the IT field and a comprehensive understanding of employer needs and their relation to postsecondary training are also essential. Qualified and interested applicants should submit resume, cover letter stating salary requirements and three professional references, indicating in the subject line the position applying for to: Dr. William Koehler Dean of School of Management wkoehler@baystate.edu or Bay State College is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants are considered for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, or veteran status.
Italy Foreign Policy Under Mussolini 1923 – Mussolini occupies Corfu. Withdraws when Greece pay ‘compensation’. Jan. 1924 – Mussolini occupies Fiume. 1929 – Lateran Treaty between the fascists and the Vatican. Anti-German Period 1934 – Mussolini opposes unification of Austria and Germany – sees Austria as his sphere. 1934 – Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss assassinated by Nazis – Mussolini angry/worried 1935 – Italy joins ‘Stresa Front’ with Britain and France to oppose German aggression. 1935 – Mussolini invades Abyssinia. Pro-German Period Nov. 1936 – ‘Rome-Berlin Axis. First treaty with Germany signed by Count Ciano (Foreign Minister and Mussolini’s cousin). 1936 – Italy joins Germany in assisting Franco’s Fascist forces in the Spanish Civil War 1937 – Italy, Germany and Japan sign the ‘Anti-Comintern Pact’. Unites Fascist countries and Japan in their aim to crush the USSR. March 1939 – Italy issues ultimatum to Albania to accept takeover – tries to bribe King Zog. April 1939 – Italy invades Albania. Albania defeated – King Zog deposed and replaced as king by King Emmanuel of Italy. May 1939 –Von Ribbentrop and Ciano sign ‘Pact of Friendship and Alliance’ – aka ‘Pact of Steel’. Sept. 1939 – Mussolini declares neutral when Germany invade Poland. World War II Period 1940 - Believing a Germany victory inevitable, Mussolini enters war. Italian invasion of Egypt (from Libya) crushed by British forces. Oct. 1940 – invades Greece from Albania – attack defeated. Germany intervenes to prevent Italian defeat. 1941 – Italy loses Abyssinia. 1942 – More Italian osses in Northern Africa. 1943 – Allied invasion of Sicily followed by invasion of mainland. Italy surrenders in September. 1943 – Mussolini deposed but rescued and re-installed by Germans in Northern Italy in a puppet state called the Republic of Salo. 1945 – Captured trying to escape to Germany and executed by anti-fascists.
Leonardo, Renaissance Man Leonardo da was a painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientist. A true “Renaissance man,” he was interested in how things worked. He studied how a muscle moves and how veins are arranged in a leaf. He filled his notebooks with observations and sketches. Then he incorporated his findings in his art. Among his many masterpieces, Leonardo painted one of the best known portraits in the world, the Mona Lisa. The woman in the portrait seems so real that many writers have tried to explain the thoughts behind her smile. Leonardo also produced a famous religious painting, The Last Supper. It shows the personalities of Jesus’ disciples through facial expressions.
SYLLABUS Tulsa Community College Spring 2013 Course: Italian 1103 Section #: 261 Italian I ITV Call #: 20626 Day(s) and Time(s): MW 11:00-12:15 Start and End Dates: Jan. 14-May 6, 2013 Course Delivery Method:Classroom Credits: 3 hours Instructor:Pam Chew, Associate Professor Office Pamela.chew@tulsacc.edu Classroom:NE 1301 Phone: (918) 595-8479 TO CONTACT THE DIVISION OFFICE: Division: Liberal Arts and Community Services Associate Dean: Jocelyn Whitney Office: NE 2389 Phone: (918) 595-7494 TO CONTACT ACADEMIC & CAMPUS SERVICES: Director: Mike Office: NE A151 Phone: (918) 595-7473 COURSE PREREQUISITES: There are no prerequisites. COURSE DESCRIPTION: A beginning course in understanding, speaking, reading, and writing Italian. The first in a sequence of related courses. Lecture 3 hours. Self-paced lab may be required. NEXT COURSE(S) IN SEQUENCE: Italian 1001 and/or Italian 1213 TEXTBOOKS, SUPPLIES, & OTHER RESOURCES: Prego 8th Edition Prego Workbook 8th Edition Author:Graziana Lazzarino Publisher: McGraw-Hill Pens or Pencils Standard ring notebook paper Textbooks and supplies may be purchased at the TCC NE Campus Bookstore or on-line COURSE OBJECTIVES: Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to— Create a self-portrait in Italian Recount daily activities Use the verb groups Compare and contrast regions. Count currency. Give phone numbers and addresses Read selected cultural excerpts Recognize direct objects with transitive verbs Substitute direct object pronouns for nouns.
Itanium2 Specs •6 Integer ALU's •6 multimedia ALU's •2 Extended Precision FP Units •2 Single Precision FP units •2 Load and Store Units •3 Branch Units •8 Stage 6 Wide Pipeline •32k L1 Cache •256K L2 Cache •3MB L3 Cache(on die)þ •1Ghz Clock initially –Up to on Montvale Itanium2 Improvements •Initially a 180nm process –Increased to 130nm in 2003 –Further increased to 90nm in 2007 •Improved Thermal Management •Clock Speed increased to 1.0Ghz •Bus Speed Increase from 266Mhz to 400Mhz •L3 cache moved on die –Faster access rate
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Men/Women: Round 2 Teams: ITA vs. FRA Date: 13/11/2018 Time: TBC 19.00/20.30 City/Country: Imperia (IM) Contact E-Mail: – Emergency Mobile OC: Mr. Narduzzi Maurizio +39.339.2313422 Arrival Airport: Nizza (FRA) – Genova (ITA) Name & Address of the PISCINA COMUNALE - IMPERIA Competition VIA F. CASCIONE – SAN LAZZARO 1 18100 Hotel for Teams: HOTEL CORALLO (TEAM ITALY) Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi 29 – 18100 Imperia HOTEL CROCE DI MALTA (TEAM FRANCE) Via Scarincio 148 – 18100 Imperia Hotel for Referees HOTEL ROSSINI AL TEATRO - & FINA Delegate/s: Piazza Gioacchino Rossini 14 – 18100 Imperia http://www.hotel-rossini.it Technical Meeting: Date: 13.11.2018 Time: _12.00_ Place: ___TBC___________ Doping Control by: FIN FINA Delegate: Mr. Molnar (HUN) Neutral Referees (Country): Mr. Savinovic (CRO) Mr. Gomez (ESP) Broadcasting/Streaming: RAI/FIN Additional Information: ___________________________________________
Contract Year 1 Year 2 Contract Year 3 Year 4 Contract Year 5 Sum Factor Evaluation Cost (cost x factor) Existing Course (Contract Sections A.7.a.i.(1) and (2), A.10.c., A.11.a.i., and C.3.c.i) $ Number per Hour $ per Hour $ Number per Hour $ per Hour $ Number per Hour 30 Existing WBT Update (Contract Section A.7.a.i.(3), A.11.a.i., and C.3.c.ii) $ Number per Hour $ per Hour $ Number per Hour $ per Hour $ Number per Hour 20 of Existing Curriculum (Contract Sections A.9., A.10.c., A.11.a.i., and C.3.c.iii) $ Number per Hour $ per Hour $ Number per Hour $ per Hour $ Number per Hour 20
Instructor Led Training (ILT) Instruction. Fixed price per day to conduct/ facilitate the Learning Event for Participants. (Contract Section A.7.a.i.(1), A.7.h., and C.3.d.i) $ Number per Day $ per Day $ Number per Day $ per Day $ Number per Day 50 On-Line Live (OLL) Instruction. Fixed price per day to conduct/ facilitate the Learning Event for Participants. (Contract Section A.7.a.i.(2), A.7.h., and C.3.d.ii) $ Number per Day $ per Day $ Number per Day $ per Day $ Number per Day 50
On-Line Live (OLL) Instruction. Fixed price per day to conduct/ facilitate the Learning Event for Participants. (Contract Section A.7.a.i.(2), A.7.h., and C.3.d.ii) $ Number per Day $ per Day $ Number per Day $ per Day $ Number per Day 50 Existing Web-Based Training (WBT) Course. Price per webinar hour of existing WBT content. (Contract Section A.7.a.i.(3) and C.3.f.i) $ Number per Existing WBT Content Hour $ per WBT Hour $ Number per Existing WBT Content Hour $ per WBT Hour $ Number per Existing WBT Content Hour 50
New Training (WBT) Fixed Price to develop a new WBT. (Contract Sections A.7.a.i.(3), A.11.a.ii., and C.3.e.i) $ Number per WBT $ per WBT $ Number per WBT $ per WBT $ Number per WBT 35 New Curriculum Path Price to develop a new Curriculum Path. (Contract Sections A.9. – A.9.g., A.11.a.ii., and C.3.e.ii) $ Number per Curriculum Path $ per Path $ Number per Curriculum Path $ per Path $ Number per Curriculum Path 45 New Course Fixed Price to develop a new Course. (Contract Sections A.7.a.i.(1) and (2), A.11.a.ii., and C.3.e.iii) $ Number per Course $ per Course $ Number per Course $ per Course $ Number per Course 35
BID BID NO.18-0017-6 PURCHASE OF ONE (1) NEW MINI-EXCAVATOR ITEM NO DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER'S NAME & MODEL NO QTY UNIT PRICE PRICE 1 MINI-EXCAVATOR – (per specifications and including delivery) 1 EA TIME REQUIRED FOR DELIVERY AFTER RECEIPT OF ORDER__________/DAYS (Award may be contingent on delivery) Vendor Name: Address: City, State, Zip: Phone number: Fax: Email: _____________________________________________________________________ Printed Name/Title: ________________________________________________________ Signature: ________________________
Part 4. SLBE Subcontractors Participation Schedule Instructions: Identify each registered SLBE subcontractor below, including SLBE registration numbers, Federal Employer Identification Numbers (FEINs), company names and addresses, the nature of the services or supplies being furnished, value of work to be performed by the SLBE, and the percentage of the overall project amount and complete the “Official Letter of SLBE Intent” with each SLBE subcontractor/joint-venture partner included in the schedule below. SLBE Registration # FEIN or Social Security # Company Name Address Phone & Fax Services to be Provided Value of SLBE Work From Letter of Intent SLBE % of Contract $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % If additional space is needed, please submit information on a separate sheet and attach hereto. For each registered SLBE subcontractor identified, complete an “Official Letter of SLBE Intent” form provided below.
B-7 Expansion Joint Caulking on the deck (excluding coping stones/pool perimeter included in Base Bid Item A-1) Per Foot $ 100 $ B-8 Replace Skimmers and Each $ 12 $ B-9 Replace flow influent and effluent gauges, install site glass Each $ 1 $ B-10 Removal of Stingl Switch power disconnect. Replacement with on/off breaker switch. Each $ 1 $ B-11 Concrete Stairs and Hand Rails Each $ 1 $ B-12 Repair of leaks, cracks, and general pool maintenance. Hourly $ 1 $ B-13 Concrete deck repair Square Foot $ 1 $ B-14 ** $ $ B-15 ** $ $ B-16 ** $ $ B-17 ** $ $ B-18 ** $ $ B-19 ** $ $ B-20 ** $ $ *Contingency items may or may not be used. **Items (B-14 – B-20) Code of Maryland (COMAR) and other reasonable cost effective enhancement and repair recommendations by the Contractor. To be completed after the mandatory pre-bid meeting & site visit. Quantities are not guaranteed, and are used only for evaluation purposes. By submitting a bid/proposal in response to this solicitation, the bidder certifies that their firm is not debarred, suspended, or otherwise ineligible for participation in government procurement by the federal government, the State of Maryland, or any other state, county, or municipal government. The undersigned has caused this bid to be executed as of the day and year indicated above. (Printed Name) (Signature) (Title) (Email) (Phone) (Fax)
Firm’s Name and Address Date: FEIN: BID FORM The County Commissioners of Charles County, Maryland Charles County Government Building Post Office Box 2150 La Maryland 20646 This bid is submitted in accordance with your “Notice to Bidders” inviting bids to be received for the work outlined in the “Solicitation Document”, and the “Special Provisions” attached hereto for ITB No. 18-29, THOMAS STONE OUTDOOR POOL RENOVATIONS. Having carefully examined the solicitation documents, the undersigned herein agrees to furnish all services as outlined in the solicitation documents in the “Special Provisions” as stated, for the following prices: BASE BID ITEM ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS UNIT TOTAL PRICE A-1 Thomas Stone Outdoor Pool Renovations Lump Sum $ TOTAL BASE BID PRICE (ITEM A-1) $ CONTINGENCY ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS UNIT UNIT PRICE EST. QTY TOTAL PRICE B-1 Repair Beam Damage – Per linear foot at 6” depth. Linear Foot $ 1 $ B-2 Pump Room Equipment – Replace hair & lint strainer. Each $ 1 $ B-3 Pump Room Equipment – Replace Motor Each $ 1 $ B-4 Pump Room Equipment – Replace automatic chemical controllers & feeders. Each $ 1 $ B-5 Pump Room Equipment – Replace entire filtration system to include necessary filters, media, and valves. Each $ 1 $ B-6 ADA compliant chair lift (S.R. Smith aXs 1000) Each $ 1 $
Firm’s Name and Address Date: FEIN: BID FORM The County Commissioners of Charles County, Maryland Charles County Government Building 200 Baltimore Street La Plata, Maryland 20646 This bid is submitted in accordance with your “Notice to Bidders” inviting bids to be received for the work outlined in the “Solicitation Document”, and the “Special Provisions” attached hereto for ITB No. 18-34, YARD WASTE CURBSIDE COLLECTION SERVICES. Having carefully examined the solicitation documents, the undersigned herein agrees to furnish all services as outlined in the solicitation documents in the “Special Provisions” as stated, for the following prices: BID OPTION 1 – COUNTYWIDE WEEKLY FRANCHISE YARD COLLECTION (MAP 1) # DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT PRICE # OF UNITS PER MONTH # OF MONTHS SERVICES ARE PERFORMED BID PRICE (c*d*e) a b c d e f 1 Countywide Weekly Franchise Yard Waste Collection (Map 1) Curbside Collection Per Dwelling Unit Per Month $ 45,910 31 $ BID OPTION 2 – SELECT AREAS & SUBSCRIPTION AREA YARD WASTE COLLECTION (MAP 2) # DESCRIPTION OF UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT PRICE # OF UNITS PER MONTH # OF MONTHS SERVICES ARE PERFORMED TOTAL BID PRICE (c*d*e) a b c d e f 2A Select Areas - Weekly Franchise Yard Waste Collection (Map 2) Curbside Collection Per Dwelling Unit Per Month $ 30,074 31 $ 2B Subscription Areas (estimated less than 10% of 15,836) Yard Waste Collection (Map 2) Each Dwelling Unit Collection $ 1,500* 31 $ TOTAL PRICE BID OPTION 2 (ITEM 2A + ITEM 2B $
BID OPTION 3 – SELECT ONLY - WEEKLY FRANCHISE YARD WASTE COLLECTION (MAP 3) # DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT PRICE # OF PER MONTH # OF MONTHS SERVICES ARE PERFORMED TOTAL BID PRICE (c*d*e) a b c d e f 3 Select Only - Weekly Franchise Yard Waste Collection (Map 3) Curbside Collection Per Dwelling Unit Per Month $ 30,074 31 $ BID OPTION 4 – SUBSCRIPTION AREA ONLY YARD WASTE COLLECTION (MAP 4) # DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS UNIT OF MEASURE UNIT PRICE # OF UNITS PER MONTH # OF MONTHS SERVICES ARE PERFORMED TOTAL BID PRICE (c*d*e) a B c d e f 4 Subscription Area Only (estimated less than 10% of 15,836) Yard Waste Collection (Map 4) Each Dwelling Unit Collection $ 1,500* 31 $ *Quantities are estimates and are not guaranteed. By submitting a bid in response to this solicitation, the bidder certifies that their firm is not debarred, suspended, or otherwise ineligible for participation in government procurement by the federal government, the State of Maryland, or any other state, county, or municipal government. The undersigned has caused this bid to be executed as of the day and year indicated (Printed Name) (Signature) (Title) (Email) (Phone) (Fax)
CONTRACTOR’S LABOR AND MATERIAL BOND KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: THAT WE AS PRINCIPAL HEREINAFTER CALLED PRINCIPAL, AND AS SURETY HEREINAFTER CALLED SURETY, ARE HELD FIRMLY BOUND UNTO CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, HEREINAFTER CALLED THE COUNTY, IN THE AMOUNT OF IN WORDS .00 DOLLARS, AND IN FIGURES $ .00 FOR THE PAYMENT WHEREOF PRINCIPAL AND SURETY BIND THEMSELVES, THEIR HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY, FIRMLY BY THESE PRESENTS. WHEREAS, THE PRINCIPAL HAS ENTERED INTO A WRITTEN CONTRACT DATED WITH THE COUNTY FOR BID NO. 18-41 , St. Charles Well No. 16 Replacement WHICH CONTRACT BY REFERENCE MADE PART THEREOF AND HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS THE CONTRACT. NOW THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH, THAT THE PRINCIPAL SHALL MAKE PAYMENT TO EACH AND EVERY CLAIMANT, AS HEREINAFTER DEFINED, FOR ALL LABOR, MATERIALS, SUPPLIES AND RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT REASONABLY REQUIRED AND USED OR CONSUMED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THE CONTRACT AND OF ALL SUCH ALTERATIONS AND MODIFICATIONS OF SAID CONTRACT AS MAY HEREAFTER BE MADE THEREIN, IN THE MANNER AND TO THE EXTENT WHICH SAID CONTRACT PROVIDES FOR SUCH ALTERATIONS AND MODIFICATIONS, DURING THE ORIGINAL TERMS OF SAID CONTRACT AND ANY EXTENSIONS THEREOF WHICH MAY BE GRANTED BY THE COUNTY AND AGREED UPON BY THE PRINCIPAL; THEN THIS OBLIGATION SHALL BE NULL AND VOID; OTHERWISE IT SHALL BE AND REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT. THE SURETY EXPRESSLY WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO RECEIVE NOTICE OF EXTENSIONS OF TIME, OR ALTERATIONS OR MODIFICATIONS OF THE CONTRACT WHICH ARE PROVIDED FOR AND MADE PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF SAID CONTRACT. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, ANYTHING IN SAID CONTRACT TO THE CONTRARY NOTWITHSTANDING, THIS BOND IS EXECUTED UPON AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CODE OF MARYLAND. Signed and sealed this day of , 20 In the Presence of: (SEAL) Principal: (SEAL) Surety: (SEAL) Approved as to form and legal sufficiency by County Attorney:
Firm’s Name and Address Date: FEIN: BID FORM This bid is submitted in accordance with your “Notice to Bidders” inviting bids to be received for the work outlined in the “Solicitation Document”, the “Special Provisions”, and “Appendices” attached hereto for ITB No. 19-12, Stavors Road Improvements. Having carefully examined the solicitation documents, the undersigned herein agrees to furnish all services as outlined in the solicitation documents for the “Special Provisions” as stated, for the following prices: BASE BID ITEMS ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS UNIT TOTAL PRICE A-1 Stavors Road Improvements Lump Sum $ A-2 Stormwater Management Facility Lump Sum $ TOTAL BASE BID PRICE $ CONTINGENCY ITEMS** ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION OF ITEMS UNIT UNIT EST. QTY.* TOTAL PRICE (Unit Price * Est. Qty.) B-1 Additional Excavation Cubic Yard $ 1,000 $ B-2 Select Fill (Borrow) Cubic Yard $ 1,000 $ B-3 Aggregate No. 57 Stone Ton $ 800 $ B-4 Filter Fabric Material Square Yard $ 500 $ B-5 Crusher Run Aggregate CR-6 Ton $ 800 $ B-6 Surface Course Hot Mix Asphalt Superpave 9.5MM, PG-76-22 Ton $ 200 $ B-7 Base Course Hot Mix Asphalt Superpave 19MM, PG-64-22 Ton $ 200 $ TOTAL CONTINGENCY ITEMS $ TOTAL BID PRICE (BASE + CONTINGENCY) $ *Quantities are estimates and are not guaranteed. ** Contingency Items are not guaranteed.
SAMPLE CONTRACT THIS CONTRACT, made this day of , in the year 2018, by and between ___________________________________hereinafter called the CONTRACTOR, and the CHARLES COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, hereinafter called the COUNTY. The parties to this CONTRACT intend to form a CONTRACT under seal. WHEREAS, the CONTRACTOR will provide the necessary services for Bid No. 19-13, PUMP STATION 5A BUILDING ACCESS MODIFICATION, in CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND subject to all conditions, covenants, stipulations, terms and provisions contained in the General Provisions and Special Provisions being in all respect made a part hereof, at and for a sum equal to the aggregate cost of the services, materials, and supplies done or furnished, at the prices and rates respectively named therefore in the bid, attached hereto; NOW, THEREFORE, THIS CONTRACT WITNESSETH, that the CONTRACTOR both hereby covenant and with the COUNTY that he will well and faithfully provide said necessary services for the sum of *_________________________________________Dollars ($ ) in accordance with each and every one of the above-mentioned General Provisions and Special Provisions, at and for a sum equal to the aggregate cost of the services, materials, and supplies done and furnished at the prices and rates respectively named therefore in the bid attached hereto and will well and faithfully comply with and perform each and every obligation imposed upon him by said General Provisions and Special Provisions. The CONTRACTOR hereby agrees to commence work under this CONTRACT on or before a date to be specified in a written a Notice to Proceed from the COUNTY and to fully complete the project within one hundred fifty (150) consecutive calendar days thereafter. And the COUNTY doth hereby covenant and agree with the CONTRACTOR that it will pay to the CONTRACTOR when due and payable under the terms of said General Provisions and Special
Section 44 CONTRACTOR'S AFFIDAVIT The undersigned Contractor, , represents that on , 20 , it was awarded a contract by the City of Ann Michigan to under the terms and conditions of a Contract titled . The Contractor represents that all work has now been accomplished and the Contract is complete. The Contractor warrants and certifies that all of its indebtedness arising by reason of the Contract has been fully paid or satisfactorily secured; and that all claims from subcontractors and others for labor and material used in accomplishing the project, as well as all other claims arising from the performance of the Contract, have been fully paid or satisfactorily settled. The Contractor agrees that, if any claim should hereafter arise, it shall assume responsibility for it immediately upon request to do so by the City of . The Contractor, for valuable consideration received, does further waive, release and relinquish any and all claims or right of lien which the Contractor now has or may acquire upon the subject premises for labor and material used in the project owned by the City of . This affidavit is freely and voluntarily given with full knowledge of the facts. Contractor By (Signature) Its (Title of Office) Subscribed and sworn to before me, on this day of , 20__ , Notary Public ____________ County, MI My commission expires on:
1.2 Objective 2. Notice to Respondents 2.1 General 2.2 Submittal Deadline 2.3 UTHealth Contacts 2.4 Type of Contract 2.5 Inquiries and Interpretations 2.6 Public Information 2.7 Contract Award Process 2.8 Commitment 2.9 Historically Underutilized Business 2.10 Key Events Schedule 2.11 Eligible Respondents 3. Bid Requirements 3.1 General Instructions 3.2 Preparation and Submittal Instructions 3.3 Pricing 3.4 Submittal Checklist 4. General Terms and Conditions 4.1 Compliance with Law 4.2 UTHealth's to Audit 4.3 Access to Documents 4.4 Insurance and Bonds 4.5 Other Benefits 4.6 Non-Disclosure 4.7 Publicity 4.8 Assignment 4.9 Assignment of Overcharge Claims 4.10 Patent and Copyright 4.11 Public Information Act 4.12 Freedom of Access and Use of Facilities 4.13 Observance of UTHealth Rules and Regulations 4.14 Section Headings 4.15 Governing Law 4.16 Funding Out Clause 5. Specifications 5.1 General Information and Specifications 5.2 Delivery 6. Execution of Offer 7. Pricing Schedule
Is your company currently in default on any loan agreement or financing agreement with any bank, financial institution or other entity. If yes, specify date(s), details, circumstances and prospects for resolution. Does any relationship exist whether by relative, business associate, capital funding agreement or any other such kinship exist between your company and any University employee? If yes, please explain.
RESPONDENT QUESTIONNAIRE Respondents are requested to submit complete responses to each of the items listed below. Responses are to be submitted as an attachment to your bid package. Please reference each response by its item number indicated below. Legal name of the company: _________________________________________________ Address of the office which would be providing service: _______________________ _______________________ Number of Years in Business: ______ Type of Operation: Individual: ______ Partnership: ______ Corporation: ______ Government: ______ Number of Employees: ______ Annual Sales Volume: ______ State that you will provide a copy of your company’s financial statements for the past two (2) years, if requested by University. Provide a Financial rating of your company and any documents, including a Dunn and Bradstreet analysis which indicates the financial stability of your company. Is your company for sale or involved in any transaction to expand or to become acquired by another business entity? If yes, please explain the impact both in organizational and directional terms. Provided details of all past pending litigation or claims filed against your company that would affect your company’s performance under a Contract with University. Is your company currently in default on any loan agreement or financing agreement with any bank, financial institution or other entity. If yes, specify date(s), details, circumstances and prospects for resolution. Does any relationship whether by relative, business associate, capital funding agreement or any other such kinship exist between your company and any University employee? If yes, please explain.
Meeting room 4, capacity 40 – 50 2 days Office 1, capacity 10 4 days Office 2, capacity 10 4 days 7 July 2017 Main Seminar Hall, capacity 300 Half day (am) Please specify what furniture, equipment and services are included in room rental: 2 Catering services Cost Per serving (USD excl. VAT) 04 July Coffee and Tea break Cost per person per serving Lunch break Cost per person per serving Dinner Cost per person per serving 05 July Coffee and Tea break Cost per person per serving Lunch break Cost per person per serving Dinner Cost per person per serving 06 July Coffee and Tea break Cost per person per serving Lunch break Cost per person per serving 07July Coffee and Tea Cost per person per serving Lunch break Cost per person per serving 3. Additional Equipment - Please provide Unit costs for the following: Equipment Item Function Unit Unit cost per day (USD excl. VAT) a. Screen screen for display of presentations day b. Data projector For display of presentations day c. Poster board Large board with stand for pinning posters (papers size A1) day d. Info board Information board for signage day e. Laptop Rental of laptop for PPT presentations day f. Table microphone For podium and panellist tables on day g. Wireless microphone For speakers day h. Hand-held microphone on stand For audience questions day
Base – No upgrade to existing control system. Alternate 5 – Show upgrade control system on existing units to remain. (Sheets MP231 and MP232) Alternate 6 Base – Autoclaves must be delivered to OCB surplus after removal. Alternate 6 – In lieu of this, contractor can offer a credit to project total cost to take possession of old equipment. The credit will have to be reviewed and approved by Capital Assets Management. Please keep in mind units cannot be taken down all at once. The maximum number of autoclaves that will be allowed to be out of service at one time is two (2). Shut downs must be coordinated with project manager prior to any work. A Schedule of Values (SOV) and Critical Path Method Schedule must be submitted with your bid. SOV of Base proposal must include the following: Autoclaves, Electrical, Stainless Steel Pans, Mechanical Equipment, Plumbing, General Conditions & Overhead, Profit, Misc. (Provide Explanation) In order to bid on this project, your company must have attended the mandatory Pre-Bid meeting and also have prior experience with projects of similar size and scope to the specifications outlined for this project. PROJECT PLANNING SCHEDULE: The following anticipated are for planning purposes only (if there is a conflict between the dates below and the Bid Form, the duration shown on the Bid Form shall govern). The contractual dates required by the Owner of the “best value” respondent will be identified in the executed agreement. Owner conducts Pre-Submittal Conference Refer to Section 1.12 Last day for Submittal of Questions Refer to Section 1.6 receives Request For Competitive Sealed Bids Refer to Section 1.5 Owner executes Agreement TBD Owner issues Notice to Proceed for Construction TBD General Contractor achieves Substantial Completion TBD General Contractor achieves Final Completion TBD SECTION 3 – REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPETITIVE SEALED BIDS Respondents shall carefully read the information contained in the following criteria and submit a complete statement of Bids to all questions in Section 3 formatted as directed in Section 4. Incomplete Bids will be considered non-responsive and subject to rejection. CRITERIA ONE: Respondent’s Ability To Provide Construction Services
SECTION 2 – EXECUTIVE SUMMARY HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: Founded in 1972, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) is one of the fifteen component Universities of The University of Texas System. UTHealth is the most comprehensive academic health center in Texas, and is comprised of the following buildings & schools: Medical School Building (MSB) – 6431 Fannin Street Medical School Expansion Building (MSE) – 6431A Fannin Street School of Dentistry (SOD) – 7500 Cambridge Street School of Public Health (SPH) - 1200 Herman Pressler Drive School of Nursing (SON) – 6901 Bertner School of Biomedical Informatics (SBMI) - 7000 Fannin Street Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) – 6767 Bertner Avenue Institute of Molecular Medicine (IMM) – 1200 Pressler Harris County Psychiatric Center (HCPC) - 2800 South MacGregor Drive Operations Center Building (OCB) -1851 Point University Center Tower (UCT) - 7000 Fannin Street UT Professional Building (UTPB) - 6410 Fannin Street Behavioral & Biomedical Research Building (BBS) – 1941 East Road H. Jones Library Building (JJL) – 1133 John Freeman Blvd. UTHealth combines biomedical sciences, behavioral sciences, and the humanities to provide interdisciplinary activities essential to the definition of modern academic health science education. UTHealth is committed to providing health professional education and training for students, and is dedicated to providing excellence in research and patient care, which is offered through its clinics, Memorial Hermann Hospital System (its primary teaching hospital), and other affiliated institutions. UTHealth is a major part of the concentration of medical schools, hospitals and research facilities generally referred to as the Texas Medical Center. The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston System has nearly 6,500 employees and approximately 4,500 students. As a component of the University of Texas System, UTHealth is subject to the “Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents of the University of Texas System for the government of The University of Texas System.” An “Institutional Affiliate” means our affiliated Clinical practice, UT Physicians group, as designated by University, in connection with any Agreement. PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND SCOPE: