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Consolidated Dispatch Study for the Pleasanton and Pleasanton Police Department, The City of Pleasanton, <br />Livermore Police Departments CA <br />The project schedule will be developed in Microsoft Project unless the Cities prefer another <br />project scheduling application. Drafts of the schedule will be shared with the appropriate <br />representatives from the Cities and discussed. The final project schedule will be published to <br />RCC project team as well as the teams from the Cities. <br />Project Deliverables <br />As part of our Project Management Plan, our Project Manager will work with the Cities to <br />identify all of the deliverables expected during the execution of the project. This will include the <br />format, information to be contained in the deliverable, to whom the deliverable is to be delivered <br />and the schedule for the deliverable. These specific deliverables will be identified in the Project <br />Management Plan and reflected as milestones in the project schedule. <br />Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) <br />The QASP defines the Cities' expectations of the performance requirements and how those <br />requirements will be measured and reported to provide an accurate overview of RCC's <br />performance. For RCC, the QASP provides an indicator of how well our team is succeeding in <br />meeting the expectations of our clients and provides reasonable assurance that we are delivering <br />high quality services to our clients. <br />Because every project is unique, the QASP is tailored to meet our client's specific needs for the <br />project being undertaken. To accomplish this, our Project Manager and our Executive Sponsor <br />will work with the Cities to develop the quality metrics that the QASP will measure and track. <br />The QASP will contain both contractual requirements as defined by the consulting contract <br />executed between the Cities and RCC and programmatic requirements such as schedule and the <br />quality of deliverables. <br />Metrics for every element to be evaluated will be established along with how these metrics will <br />be measured. For example, the Cities require bi- weekly progress reports on the project along <br />with written status reports with oral presentations. A metric will be established for progress <br />reporting. Our project manager will be responsible for preparing progress reports that will track <br />our compliance with providing these reports on the agreed -upon schedule. Customer satisfaction <br />forms will be utilized to assess the Cities' satisfaction of the material included and the quality of <br />the reports. This examination of both adherence to the schedule as well as the quality and <br />usefulness of the material provided helps to judge the overall effectiveness of this metric. <br />Project Team Collaborative Web Site <br />A Project Team Collaborative Web Site is an important tool in our project management process. <br />The Project Team Site provides an important bridge between the RCC team and the Cities <br />team(s) as well as other project stakeholders in the Cities. Through the Project Team Site, we <br />can: <br />• Post Announcements About Important Project Issues and News <br />• Schedule Important Project Events Like Meetings, Document Reviews, and Other Project <br />Milestones <br />• Post Links to Online Resources of Interest to the Project <br />2 C August 9, 2013 by 2:00 PM <br />