Common use of Project Phase Audit Clause in Contracts

Project Phase Audit. Gate Check At the end of each Phase, the Contractor Project Manager shall submit an audit of all deliverables and milestones achieved during the Phase to the State Project manager for review. Once per phase. Meeting Agenda/ Minutes All scheduled meetings will have an agenda and minutes. The minutes shall contain risk issues, action items, and decision logs. Minutes shall be transcribed over to the main logs. Per occurrence End of Project Metrics These are metrics that reflect how well the project was performed. Metrics will be outlined in the Quality Management Plan Lessons Learned A compilation of the lessons learned having 20/20 hindsight. Lessons learned shall be delivered in an Excel template and collected from each of the State and Contractor project team members to get a full 360 degree view of the project in retrospect. Once Closeout Report This report will include all the lessons learned, project metrics, and a summary of the project’s implementation and outcome in operation. Once Contractor shall use State templates for the foregoing, unless otherwise approved by the State. The State Project Manager shall be responsible for the review and acceptance of project management documentation. Contractor’s project manager shall assist the State’s project manager (upon request) in creating materials for periodic presentations to State project sponsors and key stakeholders. Contractor’s project manager may be required to present information to, and answer questions from, State stakeholders at these presentations.

Project Phase Audit. Gate Check At the end of each Phase, the Contractor Project Manager shall submit an audit of all deliverables and milestones achieved during the Phase to the State Project manager for review. Once per phase. Meeting Agenda/ Minutes All scheduled meetings will have an agenda and minutes. The minutes shall contain risk issues, action items, and decision logs. Minutes shall be transcribed over to the main logs. Per occurrence End of Project Metrics These are metrics that reflect how well the project was performed. Metrics will be outlined in the Quality Management Plan One time Lessons Learned A compilation of the lessons learned having 20/20 hindsightlearned. Lessons learned shall be delivered in an Excel template and collected from each of the State and Contractor project team members to get a full 360 degree view of the project in retrospect. Once One time Closeout Report This report will include all the lessons learned, project metrics, and a summary of the project’s implementation and outcome in operation. Once One time Contractor shall use State templates for the foregoing, unless otherwise approved by the State. The State Project Manager shall be responsible for the review and acceptance of project management documentation. Contractor’s project manager Contractor Project Manager shall assist the State’s project manager State Project Manager (upon request) in creating materials for periodic presentations to State project sponsors and key stakeholders. Contractor’s project manager Contractor Project Manager may be required to present information to, and answer questions from, State stakeholders at these presentations.