Operational, Staffing and Technical Requirements Sample Clauses

Operational, Staffing and Technical Requirements. Contractor shall:
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Operational, Staffing and Technical Requirements. A. Contractor shall: 1. Work with County designated representatives to confirm operational processes and associated tasks to complete the electronic case file imaging, as specified above; 2. Provide County with a Resource plan for meeting the demands of the contract within the required timeframes, to include:  Number of shifts and hours per dayNumber of staff per shift  Number of scanners (desktop and high speed) along with PCs required  Space requirements for both staff and equipmentEnvironmental specifications required, such as electrical and IT connectivity 3. In collaboration with County staff, establish quality benchmarks related to imaging quality and indexing requirements. A benchmark test with represented samples of all quality levels, and document sizes and types will be provided in sufficient quantity to the contractor up to 30 days after contract award for the purpose of establishing quality benchmarks. 4. Cooperate with the County in the development of document workflows and operational procedures that ensure that regional office operations are not impacted. This may include, transfer of data or documents from Contractor to County staff and vice versa for the purpose of task assignment, recording receipt in the County SAWS (CalWIN) system, and development of data files that align with all required County systems. 5. Provide County with a Quality Assurance Plan that shall include the following, at minimum:  An acknowledgement that all images must be equal to or better than the benchmark samples submitted and accepted by CountyDescription of how the production process will produce generate consistent quality on a regular basisFormal documentation of all production procedures  Daily equipment testing  Written quality assurance procedures for image and index data  A description of how document and file integrity will be maintained throughout the imaging process
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Operational, Staffing and Technical Requirements. Contractor shall: 1. Provide County with a Resource plan for meeting the demands of the contract within the required timeframes, to include:  Number of shifts and hours per dayNumber of staff per shift  Number of scanners (desktop and high speed) along with PCs required  Space requirements for both staff and equipmentEnvironmental specifications required, such as electrical and IT connectivity 2. In collaboration with County staff establish Quality Benchmarks related to imaging quality and indexing requirements. A Benchmark test with represented samples of all quality levels, and document sizes and types will be provided in sufficient quantity to the contractor up to 30 days after contract award for the purpose of establishing Quality Benchmarks. 3. Cooperate with the County in the development of document workflows and operational procedures that ensure that regional office operations are not impacted. This may include, transfer of data or documents from Contractor to County staff and vice versa for the purpose of task assignment, recording receipt in the County SAWS (CalWIN) system and development of data files that align with all required County systems.
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Operational, Staffing and Technical Requirements. A. Contractor shall: 1. Work with County designated representatives to confirm operational processes and associated tasks to complete the electronic case file imaging, as specified in this Scope of Work. 2. Provide County with a Resource plan for meeting the demands of the Contract within the required timeframes, to include: • Number of shifts and hours per day in alignment with SSA standard operating hours. DocuSign Envelope ID: 8069885C-D22B-4DE0-B14C-4766939C0B64 • Number of staff per shift. • Number of scanners (desktop and high speed) along with PCs required. • Space requirements for both staff and equipment. • Environmental specifications required, such as electrical and IT connectivity. 3. In collaboration with County staff, establish quality benchmarks related to imaging quality and indexing requirements. A benchmark test with represented samples of all quality levels, and document sizes and types will be provided in sufficient quantity to the Contractor up to thirty (30) days after Contract award for the purpose of establishing quality benchmarks. 4. Cooperate with the County in the development of document workflows and operational procedures that ensure that agency operations are not impacted. This may include transfer of data or documents from Contractor to County staff and vice versa for the purpose of task assignment, recording receipt in the County systems, and development of data files that align with all required County systems. 5. Provide County with a Quality Assurance Plan that shall include the following, at minimum: • An acknowledgement that all images must be equal to or better than the benchmark samples submitted and accepted by County. • Description of how the production process will generate consistent quality on a regular basis • Formal documentation of all production procedures. • Daily equipment testing. • Written quality assurance procedures for image and index data. • A description of how document and file integrity will be maintained throughout the imaging process.
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