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Contractor’s Pricing Summary. Since governments normally have limited capital budgets, we (JTI) lease our systems so that our clients are not confronted with large initial capital investments. We have found that this model allows the agency to plan for growth in a cost-conscious way and provides reinforcement and incentives in a “succeed-or- lose” environment for us to provide high-quality products and continuing services to our clients. For a highly service-oriented software agreement, the agency pays an annual fee. These costs include licenses, maintenance, updates, upgrades and routine support. This approach also spreads costs over the life of the project. The continuing licenses are subject to the payment of the annual fees. Because we lease eCourt, it is under continuous warranty. The annual eCourt license and maintenance fees are due just before each Go-Live. (For this calculation, we have assumed that each implementation will take one year during which there will be no licenses, maintenance and support fees.) Because eCourt is configurable, there should be no customization required, except for the interfaces. The JBE shall pay the Professional Services Fees on a periodic basis in accordance with milestones and amounts to be determined by the JBE and Contractor. Milestone payments shall be in consideration of services satisfactorily rendered by Contractor in completing such milestones. Aside from the interim milestone payments, any remaining Professional Services Fees are due at Go Live. The Professional Services Fees are calculated based on Contractor’s good faith estimate as to the number of dedicated hours, and the total project duration (in months), the project will require. Increases from this estimate due to causes within the JBE’s reasonable control, including without limitation untimely performance by the JBE of its tasks set forth in Exhibit 6 (Statement of Work) or scope creep attributable to the JBE, will result in additional costs to be negotiated in in a subsequent Statement of Work. We use the following methodology to calculate the annual license, maintenance and support and hosting fees which are based on a sliding scale with an annual minimum. Consequently, the required automated “Fee Per” cost schedules had to be adjusted to provide the Potential Costs. We will include eCourt licenses for the number of court named users requested by the JBE, and additional user licenses (10% of court named users) for unlimited use of eCourt interfaces or Public Portal by the publ...
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