Deliverable Products Sample Clauses

Deliverable Products. During the performance period, the awardee is required to either submit official products of work to the GTR and the GTM (or the POTAC); or must submit and store deliverables in a manner deemed appropriate by HUD. Products of work may include but are not limited to needs assessment reports, progress reports, close-out documentation, and products specified in the work plans, such as training materials, user guides, data sets, videos, evaluations, case studies, computer products, and audio-visuals. Failure to submit required reports on time may cause the Cooperative Agreement Officer to take action to suspend or terminate the award. Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 requires all federal electronic and information technology to be accessible by people with disabilities. All work products that will be posted on HUD’s website must meet HUD’s Web Publication Standards and Procedures at xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/HUD/cio/po/i/508/index.
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Deliverable Products. 8 3.3.2 Schedule ............................................................ 8
Deliverable Products. The contractor shall prepare the following deliverables. Specific content for format requirements will be described in a written COR Technical Direction. Technical Reports Point Papers Technical Review Comments Tradeoff Analyses
Deliverable Products. 5 3.1.2 Schedule ............................................................. 5 3.2 Systems Hardware Engineering ........................................... 5
Deliverable Products. 11 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 34 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES STATEMENT OF WORK TABLE OF CONTENTS 3.4.2 Schedule ............................................................ 11 3.5 Operational Support ................................................... 12
Deliverable Products. The contractor shall prepare the following deliverables. Specific content and format requirements will be described in a written COR Task Description. Recommendations for Approval/Disapproval of Software Change Proposals System Trouble Tracking Reports Technical Review Comments Recommendations to Improve Performance Matrix
Deliverable Products. The contractor shall prepare the following deliverables. Specific content and format requirements will be described in a written COR Technical Direction. Transition to Production Program Plan Production Readiness Review Program Plan Facilities Assessment Resort Production Start-Up Schedules GFE Status Reports Production Contractor and Subcontractor Status Reports Technical Review Comments Corrective Action Recommendations Test Reports Recommendations Concerning Test Plans and Procedures Analyses of Test Data Contingency Schedules/Plans
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Deliverable Products. The contractor shall prepare the following deliverables. Specific content and format requirements will be described in a written COR Technical Direction. Master Implementation Plan Installation Schedules Test Reports Tradeoff Analyses Technical Review Comments
Deliverable Products. The Participants named above shall receive the following: Phase I: 1. A presentation that presents the results of the region’s economic analysis, from which four priority clusters will be chosen. 2. Briefing papers, approximately 10 pages long, on four economic clusters. Briefing papers include key facts about the cluster, a map of the cluster, and an overview of areas for potential collaboration and action. 3. A report of the findings from each of four cluster forums, including recommendations for the most fruitful collaborative activities and areas for action. 4. A report describing the conclusions and recommendations that come from the Half-Day Leadership Workshop. Phase II: 5. A report of relevant findings from the Civic Entrepreneur Workshop 6. A conceptual plan and draft action plan for each of the Action Teams formed. 7. A report providing feedback from the Public Forum and adjusted final draft action plans. WITNESS HEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement. CONSULTANT By: Xxxx Collaborative Economics, Inc. 000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx, XX 00000 COLLEGE CITY OF SANTA XXXX Tit l e COUNTY OF SANTA XXXX REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Signed BY Title COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES AGENCY Signed Title COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Signed By Title Approved as to form: County Counsel Approved as to form: City Attorney Approved as to Insurances: Risk Manger The proposed regional economic analysis and collaboration process will be initiated around the theme of preparing the local workforce for the new economy, and will consider and address other themes that may arise from the process. There are several critical factors important for the success of this effort: Civic entrepreneur leadership: The key is recruiting and training business leaders from the prevalent and emerging economic clusters who recognize that it is in their “enlightened interest” to champion initiatives that will help both their economic cluster, and the community. The challenge is to involve the “supply side” people (most prevalently those in the public sector who direct economic development, workforce development strategies, and who develop public policy) in an effective way, without allowing them to take over the process which could act to drive the business leaders away.
Deliverable Products. The contractor shall provide written assessments of the financial impact on program development, budget hearing review books, status of resources programmed, revisions to Budget Implementation Planning Data, reports of variances in actual and planned encumbrances and obligations, reports of funds expenditure and program impact when significant variations are detected in program cost or schedule, procurement summaries, an automated financial data base, operation of the PD 70 IMS, and reports detailing advanced planning, programming, budgeting, execution and financial review data. Specific deliverable products are as follows: a. Based on inputs provided by PD 72P and the various PMW budget analysts, update and publish a summary of all work efforts by task and a PD 72P procurement status, which will serve as a base from which internal and external financial reports are derived and will provide an audit trail of financial transactions. b. Prepare PD 70 level, and as directed, PMW level financial reports including financial status, obligation status, documentation status and contract action summaries. Prepare material for the PD 70 monthly High Interest Program Review.
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