Timeline/Work Plan/Communications Sample Clauses

Timeline/Work Plan/Communications. Incorporating NEA input from the kick-off meeting and/or subsequent communications, the contractor shall prepare a timeline and brief work plan (Deliverable #2) for accomplishing the remaining tasks of the contract. The contractor shall first submit a draft timeline and work plan for review by the COR after the kick-off meeting. Following the receipt of feedback from the COR, the contractor shall prepare and submit a final timeline and work plan, which will include a meeting schedule and schedule for all deliverables inclusive of multiple drafts and deliverable review periods. The work plan shall include participation in regular tele- or videoconferences with the COR (not to exceed once a month) and preparation of brief minutes documenting decisions made at these meetings. Ad-hoc communications by telephone and email will occur as needed throughout the project.
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Timeline/Work Plan/Communications. Incorporating NEA input from the kick-off meeting and/or subsequent communications, the contractor shall prepare a timeline and work plan (Deliverable #2) for accomplishing the remaining tasks of the contract. In addition to the required elements as prescribed in the statement of work, other components may be added to the work plan at the contractor’s discretion. Primary activities for this project shall include a literature scan, typology analysis; GIS analysis; listening sessions and/or focus groups; and research plan and instrument development. The work plan shall describe general approaches to these data collection and analysis activities and describe how the contractor intends to comply with relevant Federal laws and regulations, including the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA). The work plan shall not exceed 20 pages in length (inclusive of appendices). The contractor shall first submit to the COR a draft timeline and work plan for review after the kick-off meeting. Following the receipt of feedback from the COR, the contractor shall prepare and submit a final timeline and work plan, which will include a meeting schedule and schedule for all deliverables inclusive of multiple drafts and deliverable review periods. The work plan shall include participation in regular tele- or videoconferences with the COR (not to exceed once a month) and preparation of brief minutes documenting decisions made at these meetings. Ad-hoc communications by telephone and email will occur as needed throughout the project.
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