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Under the direction of the c!cs and Water Supply committe'the Contractor will use the information described above to develop the storage use patterns. For each of the target amounts of reallocated space, the contractor will develop at least four storage use patterns that best represent realistic municipal and industrial, agricultural, and instream recreational uses and combinations of these uses. The storage use patterns will include use by augmentation and conjunctive use of surface and groundwater. 6. Prepare Report. The contractor will draft a report and submit it to the CWCS and the Water Supply Committee for review and comment. The contractor's final report will not published until the Recreation Impact Study is completed and its results are considered in this study. Upon acceptance of the final report, ten (10) hard copies and one electronic copy of the final report will be provided to the CWCS. 7. Establish a bibliography of related water studies, data and information used to create the final report and that may be beneficial to the general contractor, the Corps and the CWCS. Project Administration The project will be under the direction of the CWCS. The contractor will name the Project Manager and study team for the project. The contractor will make oral and written briefings upon the completion of performance tasks to the CWCS, Water Supply Committee, and the Corps' General Contractor referred to as the "review teams". The Contractor can submit monthly billings for tasks completed during the project and will be reimbursed up to the agreed total amount of the contract. The Contractor will also: · Prepare monthly summary reports; · Compile the information of the project tasks; · Prepare water supply demand patterns; · Participate in meetings of the project review teams; and · Prepare a final report, with 10 hard copies and one copy in electronic format (compatible with the Corps' General Contractor Study Model). Project Schedule & Perlormance Except for the incorporation of the Recreation Impact Study findings as described above, the project must be completed in four months upon the receipt of a fUlly executed contract. The contractor will only be able to invoice the CWCS after completion of a performance task to the acceptance of the CWCS. The draft report will be accepted after an acknowledgement by the review teams that the water supply demand information and methodologies are satisfactory and compatible with the Corps contractor's study model for the Chatfield Reservoir Storage Reallocation Study. The review teams comments and concerns will be addressed and relevant information from the Recreational Study has been considered in the final report.