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3/5/2024
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Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Regular
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Request to Approve and Authorize the Auditor to Sign the Cayenta Financial Software Contracts
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Consent Agenda
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115019
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Appendix B: Change Control Process <br />The "Change Control Process" governs changes to the Project parameters (scope, schedule, budget, <br />quality, risk) during the life of the Project. Change Orders can be requested by HARRIS or CLIENT; <br />however, all Change Orders must be approved in writing by both HARRIS and CLIENT before any changes <br />are formally accepted into the project. <br />No Change Order shall become effective unless mutually agreed to in writing by both parties. No work, <br />other than estimating, will be performed on a Change Order by HARRIS until sign off has been obtained <br />by the parties. There will not be fees charged by HARRIS to provide estimates for Change Orders. <br />To effectively control changes to the project, HARRIS uses an industry standard Change Control process <br />to assess all impacts of a potential project change. The Change Control process is described below: <br />Change Request Submission <br />CLIENT and/or HARRIS identify a need for a change to the project and submit a request. lt is expected <br />that the party raising the request will provide as much relevant information as possible at the time of <br />raising the request to support proper impact assessment activities. <br />Such a request must be in writing and identifythe business and other reasons forthe requested change <br />and the impact it would have if the change were agreed upon, which may include Budget, Deliverables, <br />Milestone Payments, Schedule, Risks, and Resources. <br />Change Request Assessment <br />HARRIS and CLIENT Project Managers will assess the potential change and the impact on budget, <br />schedule, quality, resources, and risks. Where applicable, options will be defined and documented <br />Change Order (document) <br />The HARRIS Project Manager will prepare a formal Change Order document and submit it to the CLIENT <br />forreview. The Change Order document will contain at a minimum: <br />o Business reason/iustification for the change <br />o Detailed description of the change <br />. lmpact assessment of the change <br />. Any payment milestone revisions impacted by the change (projected billing dates and invoice <br />amounts) <br />o Project impacts of not approving the change <br />Any Deliverables that have already been completed and accepted by the CLIENT that are subsequently <br />altered because of a Change Order must be appropriately revised, pursuant to the Change Order, with <br />the change number and date noted. An updated version of such a Deliverable will then be signed and <br />stored with the project documentation. <br />CLIENT and HARRIS will review the Change Order for approval or rejection. <br />Change Order Review Period <br />After any request for a Change Order is made, the parties will have five (5) business days, or any <br />additional, mutually agreed upon period, to consider the request (the "Change Order Review Period") <br />37 Coyentq V9 Statement of Work
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