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Company Name
Orange County Transportation Authority
Contract #
A-2002-068
Agency
Public Works
Council Approval Date
5/20/2002
Expiration Date
12/31/2004
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Amended by A-2002-068-01
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<br />---- <br /> <br />RFP 2-0611 <br />EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Budaet: AUTHORITY's current PROJECT dollar amount to also consist of FTA <br />oversight. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Exvenditures: Actual costs expended during the period and for the PROJECT to-date. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Commitments: The value of contracts and purchase orders awarded to-date. <br /> <br />Estimated Total Cost: The latest forecast of the total estimated cost. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The initial implementation of the cost control system will begin with the approved control <br />estimate, This estimate will be entered into the cost control system as the control budget, and in <br />the early stages of project development, may be duplicated as the estimated total cost. The <br />initial control budget will be based on PE design cost estimates and is subject to change during <br />the design process. As the PROJECT progresses, and more detailed values become known, <br />actual prices, quantity updates, and other relevant data will be input to the cost control system <br />to develop the estimated total cost. The cost control database will contain detailed informatiçm <br />that is available for reporting at various levels within the WBS coding structure. The system will <br />be implemented to provide flexibility for selective reporting, providing the user with the ability to <br />request reports at the desired level of detail. <br /> <br />Task 4 Scheduling and Schedule Control <br />CONSULTANT will assist in updating the master schedule. CONSULTANT will immediately <br />notify AUTHORITY of any issues that may impact the master schedule. CONSULTANT will <br />review PE consulting firm's schedule, and will confirm that the schedule is prepared in <br />accordance with the contract requirements. CONSULTANT will coordinate with PE consulting <br />firm to ensure the PROJECT schedule is maintained to reflect current conditions, and provide a <br />recommendation for approval by the AUTHORITY. <br /> <br />Task 5 Meetings <br />CONSULTANT will establish and conduct bi-weekly Project Status and Strategy meetings. The <br />meetings are to address PROJECT cost and schedule issues, and resolve local coordination <br />issues, and will consist of representatives from AUTHORITY, CONSULTANT, and the <br />participating Cities. CONSULTANT will prepare meeting notes and distribute to all attendees. <br /> <br />CONSULTANT will schedule and conduct weekly progress meetings with the PE consulting firm <br />and others, as appropriate, to identify and resolve PROJECT design issues, design status, <br />procedures, overall progress, problems, and scheduling. The status meeting will consist of <br />representatives from AUTHORITY, CONSULTANT, Cities, and the PE consulting firm. <br />CONSULTANT will prepare meeting notes and distribute to the meeting attendees. <br /> <br />Task 6 Report Writing (Progress Reporting) <br /> <br />Monthlv Proaress Revolts: CONSULTANT will prepare and submit to AUTHORITY for review <br />and approval, a monthly progress report that indicates the work progress achieved during the <br />period. The report will summarize the actual work progress compared with the planned <br />progress and will içjentify problem areas, provide evaluations, recommendations, and the <br />process that CONSULTANT recommends to rectify any problem(s). At a minimum, the monthly <br />report should address the following specific areas: <br /> <br />6 of 10 <br /> <br />- <br />
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