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Data Processing Houston & Harris PCS, Inc. prides itself on quantity with the best possible quality available in the industry. All lines televised, first go through our quality control process to ensure all information, lighting, audio clarity and picture clarity are correct. All data on that line is then put on our data backup/recovery system. This line then goes into its actual data processing phase. A record of this line, when applicable, is cataloged onto a data spreadsheet, which is forwarded to our client daily, for a progress update. This spreadsheet is also sent to our accounting department to ensure all televised lines being billed, have passed quality control and are ready for delivery to the client. From this point the database and all data is processed to meet all clients' specifications i.e.: database structure, file naming, video compression and the reports are printed on our commercial laser printer on premium paper. We have the ability to index these reports on a PDF file for an easy -to -use report, eliminating the necessity to flip through a binder in search of a particular report. The IT department does all of our own in-house Database programming. We have the capabilities to write code in visual basic for tasks as small as, converting our database structure to match clients' existing database structure, up to writing a complete data management software for clients who may need their complete sewer data infrastructure set up. After the data is set up for delivery, it is put on its final media for storage. Our work does not stop upon delivery of this data; Houston & Harris PCS, Inc. remains available to help with the integration of data into our clients' system. Our Information Technology staff is unmatched in the industry with knowledge in computer hardware, software and networking. Traffic Control Traffic control will be the responsibility of Houston & Harris PCS, Inc. at no cost to the City of Santa Ana and will conform to the work Area Traffic Control Handbook. It is understood that flashing arrow boards will be used on arterial streets. 16