CONTRACTOR’S PROJECT MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

CONTRACTOR’S PROJECT MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES. Contractor shall create and maintain the master project schedule with identified milestones • Contractor shall coordinate project resources and work so that milestones are met in an efficient manner; tasks will be designed so as to minimize implementation time and cost while taking into consideration resource and time constraints such as City staff availability. The Project Manager will serve as the main point of contact for the City project manager; management and coordination of subcontractors, if applicable, will be part of Contractor Project Plan. Phase reviews will be included in the project schedule. The project manager will coordinate phase reviews with the City. • Contractor shall provide updates every month to the work plan and project budget, or as requested by the City project manager. • Contractor shall execute project management and control. This should include bi-weekly progress meetings and reporting to the City CONTRACTOR’S PROJECT MANAGEMENT DELIVERABLES: • Contractor shall provide Master Project Schedule • Contractor shall provide phase completion reviews template with major milestones • Contractor shall prepare a progress report every month that will be due the Monday following the monthly reporting period. The reporting period will end on Friday. • Contractor will coordinate with the City of Phoenix and facilitate the review, technical and weekly project meetings PROJECT MANAGEMENT REPORTS This report shall include the following items: • An updated project schedule with explanations of all deviations from the approved schedule together with a plan to recover the schedule within the project budget • An updated documentation schedule highlighting documents transmitted for City review with a summary of current and anticipated problem areas and resolutions. • An updated list of project action items, their status and due dates • A summary of planned activities for the upcoming two week period • A summary of any change requests and contract questions PROGRESS REVIEW MEETINGS • Progress review meetings shall be scheduled every month approximately one (1) week after delivery of the Progress Report. The progress meeting will be held at City designated facilities. As a minimum, the Contractor Project Manager will attend the Progress Meetings. In addition, as necessary the System Engineer or other Contractor staff and subcontractor representatives will attend by conference call to address major items. • Progress meetings shall be used to review th...
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