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CandCNET Associates Inc.
VID #
1-76-069-4620-400-16022
5330 Griggs Rd. Box 43,
Ste D108
Houston, TX 77021-3915
www.candcworld.net
Vendor Contact Information
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CISV Contact Information
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Contact Person:
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Cornell L. Johnson
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Phone:
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713-845-2532
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Fax:
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713-643-4744
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E-Mail Address:
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cljohnson@candcworld.net
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Product / Services Information
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Product / Services Index
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Items/Services available within catalogue
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Catalogue Information
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Catalogue Products/Services
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Texas Building and Procurement
Commission.
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Effective Date of catalogue December 1,
2006
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CandCNET
Associates Inc. Listing
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State of Texas CISV Catalogue
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CandCNET
provides a host of products and services that help
our customer maintain its operational
environment. If the product purchased is under
manufacturer warranty and needs service contact
(713) 845-2532. Our hours are 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
CST.
The following class-item codes are the commodities
and services that may be found within the CISV
Catalog Purchasing Program. Please be aware that
some of the class codes may contain other items as
well as CISV items. Those items that are CISV are
designated with a “Q” in front of the description.
The requirement for CISV’s to have their catalogue
on the Internet and must include the use of these
codes.
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Information Technology Personnel VOLUME I
*Terms and Conditions
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Service Description
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Class
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List Price
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St. Disc. Price
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Q-Computer Hardware Consulting
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918/28
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$97
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$95
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Q-Computer Software Consulting
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918/29
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$110
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$103
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Q-Senior Network Engineer
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918/95,
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$125
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$118
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Q-Telecommunications Management Services
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958/89
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$75
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$70
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Professional Services VOLUME II
*Terms and Conditions
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Service Description
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Class
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List Price
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St. Disc. Price
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Construction Services Personnel VOLUME III
*Terms and Conditions
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Service Description
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Class
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List Price
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St. Disc. Price
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Q-Computer Management Services
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958/23
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$126
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$120
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Computer Hardware and Peripherals VOLUME IV
*Terms and Conditions
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Item or Commodity Description
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Class
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List Price
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St. Disc. Price
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Q-Cabinets and Cases
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204/10
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$555
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$480
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Q-Monitors
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204/60
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$375
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$350
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Q-Network Components
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204/64
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$69
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$55
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Q-Servers, Microcomputer
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204/91
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$1290
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$890
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Q-Workstations
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204/96
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$175
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$135
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Q-Cables: Printers, Disk, Network
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206/14
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$175
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$125
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Q-Communication Boards:
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206/20
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$149
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$125
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Q-Retrieval Systems, Computer Aided Indexing
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206/80
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$375
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$225
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Q-Communication Control Unit
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206/21
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$!700
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1650
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Q-Communication Processor & Protocol
Converters
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206/23
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$475
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$450
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Q-Controllers, Peripheral
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206/34
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$559
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$539
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Q-Geographic Information System
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206/54
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$1399
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$1299
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Q-Monitors, Color (SVGA, HDD etc)
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206/61
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$599
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$570
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Q-Network Component: Adapter Cards, Bridges
Modules/Ports, Hubs, Routers
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206/64
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$59,$65$35,$85
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5% discount
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Q-Printer, Plotter
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206/75
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$499, $1299
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$449, $1199
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Q-Scanners, Document: Handheld, Desktop
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206/84
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$144
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$134
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Q-Scanners and Readers, Optical Character
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206/86
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$1349, $1084
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$1300, $999
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Q-Servers, Mini/Mainframe Computer
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206/87
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$3047, $3599
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$2999, $3299
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Consulting Services VOLUME V
*Terms and Conditions
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Item or Commodity Description
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Class
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List Price
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St. Disc. Price
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Q-Computer Hardware Consulting
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918/28
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$85
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$75
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Q-Computer Software Consulting
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918/29
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$90
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$85
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Q-Computer Network Consulting
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918/30
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$105
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$100
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Q-Telecommunications Consulting
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918/95
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$77
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$71
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ARCHITECTURAL and ENGINEERING SERVICES
NON-PROFESSIONAL VOLUME VI
*Terms and Conditions
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Item or Commodity Description
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Class
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List Price
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St. Disc. Price
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Q-Communications System; TV; Microwave;
Telephone; Computer
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907/28
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$80
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$75
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Q-Designing Services
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907/35
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$85
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$83
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Q-Records Mgmt Services and Technology
Integration
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958/82
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$68
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$62
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Maintenance and Repair
CandCNET Associates Inc. Is committed to serve
our customers during and after the sale. We
strive to provide the best in product support and
service. If you have any questions
concerning the operation of the equipment purchased
from CandCNET please contact Cornell Johnson at
713-845-2532 or email him at
tech@candcworld.net We operate
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5p.m.. If
your product is still covered under the
manufacturer's warranty and you cannot find the
manufacturer's contact numbers in the product
literature, CandCNET will provide you with the
needed information.
Help Line 713-845-2532
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New
Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor
Day, Thanksgiving day, the day following
Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day and the week
following.
These holidays are subject to change without notice.
Buyer’s normal business hours are 9:00 AM until 6:00
PM.
CandCNET shall list separate prices for individual
monthly contracts for preventative, emergency, and
routine maintenance. Include all parts, and
hourly rates for all labor grades necessary.
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PM’s
$120.00 Monthly Rate
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Emergency Maintenance hourly rates
$110.00 All Grades
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Routine Maintenance hourly rate
$55.00 All Grades
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Hourly rate for technicians performing
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MOAs
$75.00 All Grades
Parts mark up
8%
CandCNET Associates Inc. will make available
equivalent replace parts for a product sold to the
state for at least 3 years after a product is
discontinued.
JOB DESCIPTIONS
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Senior Network Engineer
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Oversees the network, provides technical
assistance in the technical design and
development of the network. Provides
input into the strategic/operational
planning process. Installs, configures,
and maintains the organization's LAN
server and workstations. Acts as primary
organizational interface with vendor and
provides internal analysis and support.
Manages performance of a multiple
hardware and software platform interface
at the most complex level. Manages the
acquisition, installation, and
maintenance of the organization's local
area networks and wide area networks.
Analyzes products and recommends use of
new products. Manages LAN/WAN
performance and security. Establishes
and implements policies and procedures
for LAN/WAN usage throughout the
organization.
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Network Engineer/Administrator
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Installs, configures and upgrades
network software and hardware.
Maintains and monitors network
performance. Provides preventative
maintenance, troubleshoots and resolves
hardware/software problems. Monitors
reliability of network infrastructure
and operating systems on multiple
platforms, and responsible for
diagnosing and repairing problems.
Installs, configures, and maintains the
organization's LAN server and
workstations. Manages performance and
maintains security of LANS.
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Technician
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Prepares deck setup for job processing
on computer systems, networks, and
telecommunications. Operates electronic
conversion and processing equipment
including peripheral devices, and
performs operational diagnostics and
preventative maintenance checks of
system hardware and software.
Maintains program library, operation
scheduling, and utilization records of
equipment (system) usage. Performs other
duties, at this job level, as assigned.
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Construction Consultant
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Work as an agent for the owner to
oversee all facets of a construction
project, these duties includes direct
interface with all professional entities
as they relate to construction of a
complex.
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Electrical Engineer
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Confer with engineers, customers, and
others to discuss existing or potential
engineering projects and products.
Design, implement, maintain, and improve
electrical instruments, equipment,
facilities, components, products, and
systems for commercial, industrial, and
domestic purposes. Direct and
coordinate manufacturing, construction,
installation, maintenance, support,
documentation, and testing activities to
ensure compliance with specifications,
codes, and customer requirements.
Inspect completed installations and
observe operations, to ensure
conformance to design and equipment
specifications and compliance with
operational and safety standards.
Perform detailed calculations to compute
and establish manufacturing,
construction, and installation standards
and specifications. Plan and
implement research methodology and
procedures to apply principles of
electrical theory to engineering
projects. Plan layout of electric
power generating plants and distribution
lines and stations. Prepare and
study technical drawings, specifications
of electrical systems, and topographical
maps to ensure that installation and
operations conform to standards and
customer requirements. Assist in
developing capital project programs for
new equipment and major repairs.
Collect data relating to commercial and
residential development, population, and
power system interconnection to
determine operating efficiency of
electrical systems
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Mechanical
Engineer
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Conduct research that tests and analyzes
the feasibility, design, operation and
performance of equipment, components and
systems. Confer with engineers and
other personnel to implement operating
procedures, resolve system malfunctions,
and provide technical information.
Design test control apparatus and
equipment and develop procedures for
testing products. Develop and test
models of alternate designs and
processing methods to assess
feasibility, operating condition
effects, possible new applications and
necessity of modification.
Establish and coordinate the maintenance
and safety procedures, service schedule,
and supply of materials required to
maintain machines and equipment in the
prescribed condition. Investigate
equipment failures and difficulties to
diagnose faulty operation, and to make
recommendations to maintenance crew.
Oversee installation, operation,
maintenance, and repair to ensure that
machines and equipment are installed and
functioning according to specifications.
Recommend design modifications to
eliminate machine or system
malfunctions. Research and analyze
customer design proposals,
specifications, manuals, and other data
to evaluate the feasibility, cost, and
maintenance requirements of designs or
applications. Research, design,
evaluate, install, operate, and maintain
mechanical products, equipment, systems
and processes to meet requirements,
applying knowledge of engineering
principles.
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Designer
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Create designs, concepts, and sample
layouts based on knowledge of layout
principles and esthetic design concepts.
Determine size and arrangement of
illustrative material and copy, and
select style and size of type. Use
computer software to generate new
images. Mark up, paste, and assemble
final layouts to prepare layouts for
printer. Draw and print charts, graphs,
illustrations, and other artwork, using
computer. Review final layouts and
suggest improvements as needed. Confer
with clients to discuss and determine
layout design. Develop graphics and
layouts for product illustrations,
company logos, and Internet websites.
Key information into computer equipment
to create layouts for client or
supervisor. Prepare illustrations or
rough sketches of material, discussing
them with clients and/or supervisors and
making necessary changes.
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Drafter
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Compare logic element configuration on
display screen with engineering
schematics and calculate figures to
convert, redesign, and modify element.
Consult with engineers to discuss and
interpret design concepts, and determine
requirements of detailed working
drawings. Draft detail and assembly
drawings of design components, circuitry
and printed circuit boards, using
computer-assisted equipment or standard
drafting techniques and devices. Examine
electronic schematics and supporting
documents to develop, compute, and
verify specifications for drafting data,
such as configuration of parts,
dimensions, and tolerances. Key and
program specified commands and
engineering specifications into computer
system to change functions and test
final layout. Plot electrical test
points on layout sheets, and draw
schematics for wiring test fixture heads
to frames. Review work orders and
procedural manuals and confer with
vendors and design staff to resolve
problems and modify design. Copy
drawings of printed circuit board
fabrication, using print machine or
blueprinting procedure. Generate
computer tapes of final layout design to
produce layered photo masks and photo
plotting design onto film. Locate files
relating to specified design project in
database library, load program into
computer, and record completed job data.
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Professional Development Business
Consultant
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Review forms and reports, and confer
with management and users about format,
distribution, and purpose, and to
identify problems and improvements.
Develop and implement records management
program for filing, protection, and
retrieval of records, and assure
compliance with program. Interview
personnel and conduct on-site
observation to ascertain unit functions,
work performed, and methods, equipment,
and personnel used. Prepare manuals and
train workers in use of new forms,
reports, procedures or equipment,
according to organizational policy.
Design, evaluate, recommend, and approve
changes of forms and reports. Recommend
purchase of storage equipment, and
design area layout to locate equipment
in space available. Plan study of work
problems and procedures, such as
organizational change, communications,
information flow, integrated production
methods, inventory control, or cost
analysis. Gather and organize
information on problems or procedures.
Analyze data gathered and develop
solutions or alternative methods of
proceeding. Document findings of study
and prepare recommendations for
implementation of new systems,
procedures, or organizational changes.
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Senior Quality Analysts
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Analyze information processing or
computation needs and plan and design
computer systems, using techniques such
as structured analysis, data modeling
and information engineering. Assess the
usefulness of pre-developed application
packages and adapt them to a user
environment. Confer with clients
regarding the nature of the information
processing or computation needs a
computer program is to address. Define
the goals of the system and devise flow
charts and diagrams describing logical
operational steps of programs. Determine
computer software or hardware needed to
set up or alter system. Develop,
document and revise system design
procedures, test procedures, and quality
standards. Expand or modify system to
serve new purposes or improve work flow.
Interview or survey workers, observe job
performance and/or perform the job in
order to determine what information is
processed and how it is processed.
Provide staff and users with assistance
solving computer related problems, such
as malfunctions and program problems.
Recommend new equipment or software
packages.
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HW / SW System Analysts
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Analyze user needs and recommend
appropriate hardware. Build, test and
modify product prototypes, using working
models or theoretical models constructed
using computer simulation. Confer with
engineering staff and consult
specifications to evaluate interface
between hardware and software and
operational and performance requirements
of overall system. Design and develop
computer hardware and support
peripherals, including central
processing units (CPUs), support logic,
microprocessors, custom integrated
circuits, and printers and disk drives.
Evaluate factors such as reporting
formats required, cost constraints, and
need for security restrictions to
determine hardware configuration.
Monitor functioning of equipment and
make necessary modifications to ensure
system operates in conformance with
specifications. Specify power
supply requirements and configuration,
drawing on system performance
expectations and design specifications.
Store, retrieve, and manipulate data for
analysis of system capabilities and
requirements.Test and verify hardware
and support peripherals to ensure that
they meet specifications and
requirements, analyzing and recording
test data.
Analyze information to determine,
recommend and plan installation of a new
system or modification of an existing
system. Confer with data processing and
project managers to obtain information
on limitations and capabilities for data
processing projects. Consult with
engineering staff to evaluate interface
between hardware and software, develop
specifications and performance
requirements and resolve customer
problems. Coordinate installation of
software system. Design and develop
software systems, using scientific
analysis and mathematical models to
predict and measure outcome and
consequences of design. Develop and
direct software system testing and
validation procedures. Direct software
programming and development of
documentation. Evaluate factors such as
reporting formats required, cost
constraints, and need for security
restrictions to determine hardware
configuration. Modify existing software
to correct errors, to adapt it to new
hardware or to upgrade interfaces and
improve performance. Monitor functioning
of equipment to ensure system operates
in conformance with specifications.
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*TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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Charges for services shall encompass applied
labor at the specified hourly rate plus
charges associated with shift differentials,
overtime premiums, travel time, and
reimbursement of travel expense, per diem
allowance and cost of temporary lodging.
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1. The Service Order shall be executed
setting forth the job specifications in
sufficient detail to adequately identify the
scope and probable duration of the project.
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2. The job classification of personnel
assigned to the project shall be consistent
with the needs of the customer and shall
conform to the duties and responsibilities
normally associated with that job
classification.
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3. Non-Standard Work Hours (Shift
Differential) All levels: In the event the
customer requires any portion of the
scheduled eight (8) consecutive hours to be
within the hours set forth below (during the
normal work week), the application rates
shall be increased by the percentages shown:
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Hours
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Percentage Increase
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7:00 PM to Midnight
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10%
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Midnight to 7:00 AM
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12%
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4. Overtime
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Based upon mutual agreement overtime work
(work beyond the eight (8) consecutive hours
and work performed beyond the normal work
week and on holidays) may be performed. Such
work will be billed in accordance with the
following:
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a. Job Level Personnel: the standard rate
plus 15% of the hourly rate for work in
excess of eight (8) hours per work shift and
for the excess over five consecutive work
days. The seventh consecutive day of work
and holidays are charged at the standard
rate plus 50% of the hourly rate.
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b. All Other Categories: The standard Volume
I rates apply for all overtime worked
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5. Charges for Travel Expenses
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Airline tickets, per diem, mileage and hotel
expenses, if any, will be charged in
accordance with the current established
CandCNET Associates, Inc. policies.
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6. Local Travel Time
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No charge will be made for the first hour of
local travel time to and from the customer's
location, any additional travel time will be
charged to the customer as part of the
services rendered.
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