Deficiency Management Requirements Sample Clauses

Deficiency Management Requirements. Requirement 224 The Contractor shall capture all System Deficiencies, maintenance requests, and questions reported by the Contractor, State, County, consortium, and Local Agency End Users. 225 The Contractor shall send a System Notification to the State at least five (5) Business Days prior to any scheduled outage. 226 The Contractor shall notify the State of any unscheduled System outage within fifteen (15) minutes of identification of the outage. 227 The Contractor shall notify a State EBT Project Office manager or designee of unscheduled System outages in person or via a telephone conversation (not voice mail). 228 The Contractor shall notify State EBT Project Office staff designated by the State of unscheduled System outages via e-mail and/or text message to a mobile device. 229 The Contractor shall notify the State within one (1) hour after identification of an immediate need that necessitates an unscheduled System outage. 230 In the case of an unscheduled System outage, the Contractor shall notify the State as soon as Service is restored. 231 The Contractor shall participate in joint conference calls with the State during an unscheduled System outage, as required by the State. 232 The Contractor shall use State-defined, contractual Priority Levels when assigning a Priority Level to a Deficiency. 233 The Contractor shall correct Deficiencies within: a. Twenty-four (24) hours for a Priority 1 Deficiency. b. Five (5) Calendar Days for a Priority 2 Deficiency. c. Thirty (30) Calendar Days for a Priority 3 Deficiency. d. Ninety (90) Calendar Days for a Priority 4 Deficiency. 234 The Contractor shall change a Priority Level as directed by the State. # Requirement 235 Upon request from the State, the Contractor shall submit an Incident Report within five (5) Business Days of resolving an unscheduled System outage and other Priority 1 and Priority 2 Deficiencies. 236 Upon request from the State, the Contractor shall provide a Corrective Action Plan within ten (10) Calendar Days of identification of Priority 1 and Priority 2 Deficiencies and within the required correction period following identification of Priority 3 and Priority 4 Deficiencies.
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