Project Major Phases, Warranty and Options Sample Clauses

Project Major Phases, Warranty and Options. [DESCRIBE PROJECT PHASES AND DELIVERABLES FOR EACH PHASE; THIS SECTION SHOULD INCLUDE PAYMENT MILESTONES WHICH ARE THEN REITERATED IN ATTACHMENT B WITH PAYMENT AMOUNTS] The Contractor shall, at a minimum, provide State access to a [web-based] Solution that meets the tools and functionality requirements of the State set forth in Exhibit 1 to this Attachment A. Contractor shall use system development and configuration control methodologies and the desirable sequence of project major Phases as described herein. Estimated dates in the following table shall be finalized in the IMS as described in Section 4.4, “Implementation Project Schedule.” PHASE ESTIMATED DATES PHASE DESCRIPTION [Initiation] Kick-off meeting, Planning and preparation of project management planning documentation. [Requirements Gathering] Contractor performs necessary requirements gathering to finalize functional and technical requirements and identify gaps between State requirements and Solution capabilities. [Implementation] Contractor installs and configures the Solution in a Test environment. [Testing] State subject matter experts perform Solution testing in in a test (not live) environment accordance with Contractor-developed Test plans. [Training] Contractor performs training of State personnel (train the trainer or train the user). [Legacy Data Migration] Contractor shall perform all necessary legacy data migrations using State-approved migration plan and data mapping templates. [Deployment] Contractor implements the tested and State-approved Solution in the production environment for additional State testing and Go-Live. [Post-Implementation Support/Warranty] Contractor shall be responsible for fixing all Defects found during the Warranty Period. All Defects found within the Warranty Period, shall be corrected by Contractor at no additional cost to the State.
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Project Major Phases, Warranty and Options. The Contractor shall, at a minimum, provide State access to an e-AVS Solution that meets the tools and functionality requirements of the State set forth in Exhibit 21to this Attachment A. Contractor shall use system development and configuration control methodologies and the desirable sequence of project major Phases as described herein.
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Project Major Phases, Warranty and Options. The Contractor will, at a minimum, provide State access to a web-based Solution that meets the tools and functionality requirements of the State set forth in Attachment A.
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