TABLE 1 – RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES Responsibility Service Provider NSPI Job scoping Conduct and produce right of way plans for site access Yes No Identification and notification of water crossing Yes No Identification and planning o...
AI summary Table 1 outlines the responsibilities of the Service Provider and NSPI in a project, detailing tasks such as job scoping, right of way planning, identification of water crossings, and storage of materials. NSPI and the Service Provider have distinct roles, with NSPI handling certain tasks like identification of structure types and storage of wood products for larger projects.
3.5 Distribution/ Transmission Standby (non-storm): - Personnel Standby (home) = $ per day per person with a 3-day minimum commitment. - Equipment Standby = Mobilization charges shall only be applied if gear is requested in a specific loca...
AI summary This section outlines standby rates for personnel and equipment, including a 3% annual increase starting in the second contract year. It also details right-of-way travel compensation based on the number of CU hours and applicable rates, and specifies that the service provider must offer an alternative compensation mechanism after 120 days. Expenses and administrative fees are also covered, with requirements for competitive processes and use of existing suppliers.
REDACTED Distribution Routines ATO CA IR-5 Attachment 1 Page 41 of 67 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) - disruption in Work - Resources required for unproductive oversight of ancillary services (quantity of resources for oversig...
AI summary The text outlines conditions for compensation for delays and cancellations in work orders, including scenarios such as disruption in work, cancellation of permits, and delays caused by the purchaser's preferred service suppliers. Compensation is limited to three hours if less than 24 hours notice is given, and additional compensation applies for delays exceeding six months.