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ACTED CI C0010788 – Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report Attachment 8a Page 2 of 5 Professional, Scientific and Contracting Services Note: Expenses above $50,000 must be supported by a copy of the invoice.
AI summary The document provides an excerpt from a Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report, specifically Attachment 8a, which outlines expenses related to Professional, Scientific and Contracting Services. It notes that expenses above $50,000 must be accompanied by a copy of the invoice.
ACTED CI C0010788 – Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report Attachment 9a Page 2 of 5 Professional, Scientific and Contracting Services Note: Expenses above $50,000 must be supported by a copy of the invoice.
AI summary This document is an attachment to a Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report, specifically page 2 of 5, and includes a note regarding Professional, Scientific and Contracting Services expenses above $50,000 requiring supporting invoices.
$817M for Fuel for power production $252 for Operating and Maintenance a) Of the total in 1), what amount was purchased from Canadian suppliers?: 2) Between Jan 2021 and Dec 2021, what were your business’s total purchases of goods and serv...
AI summary The text provides financial figures related to fuel costs for power production and operating and maintenance expenses. It also asks for details on purchases from Canadian suppliers and total gross business revenues, including foreign market breakdowns. The context includes financial reporting and procurement practices.
0 hrs) to the project. Unless otherwise described, the 'National Occupational Of the total in (1), above, how many were in the following occupations (estimate if necessary): Of the total in (3), above, how many were in the following occupa...
AI summary The text discusses the allocation of full-time equivalents (FTEs) based on the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system, focusing on management roles within the organization. It includes estimates of the number of employees in specific occupations.
l. construction) equipment operators and transport 0.00 Maintenance, PLT, Electrical Tech., Electrician, Mechanic, System Operators, Planners). FTEs allocated to this subcategory in the 2020 APBR included only ‘Utilityworker’ roles, which...
AI summary The text discusses the allocation of Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) to different occupational categories, noting that in the 2020 APBR, 'Utilityworker' roles were moved to 'Other,' and highlights the lack of FTEs allocated to certain occupations in manufacturing and utilities.
a) Management b) Professional occupations in natural and applied sciences c) Technical occupations in natural and applied sciences d) Other professional occupations e) Trades (incl. construction) equipment operators and transport f) Occupa...
AI summary The text outlines various occupational categories and asks for the number of Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) classified as 'Highly Skilled' within those categories, with a reported value of 0.00.
Unless otherwise specified, employment figures should be reported by using the following definition of a Full Time Equivalent (FTE): each 'employee', as defined above, who works for the client on a full-time basis (i.e. they are scheduled...
AI summary The text outlines the methodology for calculating Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) for employment reporting, specifying that employees working at least 2,000 hours annually are considered full-time, and part-time equivalents are calculated by dividing total hours worked by 2,000. It also requests total employment in FTEs and breakdowns by occupation for the past fiscal year and on-project employment.