Contract Transition Plan. At the PAC, the Government will meet with the Contractor to discuss any proposed changes to the Contract Transition Plan (CTP) and to coordinate transition activities. At the Post Award Conference, the Government and Contractor shall agree on exit criteria to fully assume task responsibilities based on the Contractor’s transition plan. The Contractor shall submit a Transition-In Plan within seven (7) business days of the PAC (CDRL B003). The Transition Plan shall be approved by the COR and will be used to manage and track transition activities and progress. At a minimum, the CTP shall address their approach towards the following topics: • Transition organization • Staffing, including use of transition personnel • Transition management • Transition communications • Establishing knowledge of GCSS-M/LCM Increment 1 system’s applications, and operations, including Service Desk services • Review of GCSS-MC documentation, including CRs and ECPs • Assumption of support responsibilities, including operations, production and development environments, and support functions • Transition schedule, including POAM • Managing transition risks and issues • Verification of asset management repository • Verification of all GFE and GFI • Verification of current system baselines Deliverable CDRL B003 - Transition Plan - (Transition-In Plan)
Contract Transition Plan. This section of the Statement of Work includes the Contract Transition Plan Requirements that must be addressed by the solution proposed by the Vendor.
Contract Transition Plan. This plan formally documents the process for the transition of the powers, duties, activities, and function of integrated pest management services to a new Contractor awarded to perform these services. Immediately prior to the transition, Incumbent Contractor shall set up its transition team in order to facilitate the activities necessary for successful transition. The new Contractor will establish a similar team to work with Incumbent Contractor to coordinate the contract transition. The County’s Project Officer will work with both Contractors throughout the transition period. County’s Responsibilities during the transition: • Coordinate activities between Contractors throughout transition; • Facilitate transition meetings as required Incumbent Contractors Responsibility during the transitions: • Work with the County and Future Contractor to coordinate and schedule all transition activities; • Provide weekly reporting on transition progress; • Ensure all applicable property and tools are included as part of transition • Ensure all activities are completed during transition; • Document all processes, tasks, and activities for transition to Future Contractor; • Ensure owned materials are not part of transition New Contractor Responsibilities during the transition: • Work with the County and Incumbent Contractor; • Ensure all transition deliverables are received and understood; • Identify any gaps in transition activities • Ensure continuity of all activities throughout transition; • Ensure receipt of adequate documentation of all processes, tasks, and activities; • Ensure all training documentation received addresses all planned training items; At the end of the transition period and upon transition approval, the new Contractor shall assume full responsibility for all tasks and deliverables. PROPERTY TRANSITION Incumbent Contractor Owned Property: All incumbent owned rat abatement boxes shall be removed by the Incumbent Contractor upon completion and approval of the transition within thirty (30) days. EXHIBIT B LIVING WAGE FORMS WAGE NOTICE THE HOURLY RATE FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE CONTRACTOR AND ANY SUBCONTRACTORS WORKING ON COUNTY-OWNED, COUNTY- CONTROLLED PROPERTY, FACILITIES OWNED, OR LEASED, AND OPERATED BY A CONTRACTOR IF SERVICES PROVIDED AT THAT LOCATION ARE EXCLUSIVE TO ARLINGTON COUNTY, OR CONTRACTS FOR HOME-BASED CLIENT SERVICES MUST NOT BE LOWER THAN $17.00 PER HOUR REFERENCE: ARLINGTON COUNTY PURCHASING RESOLUTION SECTION 4-103 FOR INFORMATION CONTA...
Contract Transition Plan. The Government will evaluate two (2) separate Phase In-Plan/Phase- Out Plans (Fort Hood and Fort Huachuca) to assess its methodology to transition and assume all of the work, from the incumbent as outlined in PWS Section C.1.6.34
