Task Objective. Perform the fieldwork and acquire the information necessary to complete the hydraulic analysis and design-related work for this project.
Task Objective. The objective of this task is to review the proposal assumptions and establish a baseline and plan for further project execution. The following tasks would be performed during this phase. Supplier will:
1. Conduct a portfolio assessment on the suite of applications within scope to get an assessment of the size of the applications and all the interfaces from the applications;
2. Document the service requirements based upon the reviewing of information available on past service performance and any statutory and security related procedures to be fulfilled; and
3. Supplier will provide a detailed Migration Plan approved by Client defining roles and responsibilities of Client and Supplier based on the portfolio assessment.
Task Objective. The purpose of this activity is to gain knowledge of the application and the environment, assume the maintenance responsibilities in a phased manner and establish service levels for ongoing support. Supplier will designate an application support migration manager. Supplier will periodically review progress of migration activities related to the applications being assumed Supplier and for implementing corrective actions. The Supplier “Application Support Migration Manager” will be responsible for migration of applications that were identified during migration planning. This migration process would apply for applications, or part thereof, that are migrated after the Effective Date. The tasks involved are:
1. Knowledge transfer;
2. Guided perform;
3. Assisted perform;
4. Independent support perform; and
5. Cut over assessment.
Task Objective. The purpose of this activity is to gain knowledge of the application and the environment, assume development and design responsibilities in a phased manner and to establish service levels for ongoing enhancements and projects. Supplier will designate a Development Migration Manager. Supplier will also periodically review progress of migration activities related to the applications being assumed by Supplier and to implement corrective actions.
Task Objective. The objective of this task is to complete all of the required EIS scoping work as per SEPA Rules in Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 000-00-000 as stated below:
(1) The lead agency shall narrow the scope of every EIS to the probable significant adverse impacts and reasonable alternatives, including mitigation measures. For example, if there are only two or three significant impacts or alternatives, the EIS shall be focused on those.
(2) To ensure that every EIS is concise and addresses the significant environmental issues, the lead agency shall:
(a) Invite agency, affected tribes, and public comment on the DS (WAC 197-11-360).
(i) If the agency requires written comments, agencies, affected tribes and the public shall be allowed twenty-one days from the date of issuance of the DS in which to comment, unless expanded scoping is used.
Task Objective. Manage the overall rate study in accordance with the schedule, budget, and quality expectations established.
Task Objective. Bring HDR and the City project team together at the start of the project to provide the opportunity for both parties to have a mutual understanding of the goals, objectives, and concerns related to the study.
Task Objective. Using a generally accepted rate-setting methodology, develop the revenue requirement analyses for the water and water reclamation utilities. Develop the revenue requirement for each utility for a projected ten-year time period taking into consideration the various capital funding options. The revenue requirement analysis will result in a specific and unique financial plan and rate strategy to adequately fund operations and capital needs of each utility.
Task Objective. Provide a written report to summarize the findings, conclusions and recommendations of the water and water reclamation rate study.
Task Objective. Provide effective presentations to the City Council of the findings, conclusions and recommendations of the water and water reclamation rate study.
