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THIRD AMENDMENT TO
CONSULTANT AGREEMENT
THIS THIRD AMENDMENT TO CONSULTANT AGREEMENT is entered
into on November 20,2006, by and between Cit Com, Inc. a Nevada corporation
("Consultant") and the City of Santa Ana, a charter city and municipal corporation of the
State of California ("City").
RECITALS:
A. The parties entered into Agreement A-2004-180, dated September 7,2004,
(hereinafter "said Agreement") by which Consultant has provided Information
Technology and grant management and technology services to the City's Police and
Fire Departments.
B. Due to project delays, the costs of implementing the Jail Management and CAD
systems for the Police Department have increased.
C. The Fire Department has requested additional technology consulting services
regarding Computer-Aided-Dispatch and implementation of a Geographic
Information System.
D. In accordance with the terms and conditions of said Agreement, the parties wish to
increase compensation to pay for the additional services required by City to complete
the projects.
WHEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants contained in said Agreement, and
subject to all the terms and conditions of said Agreement, except those amended in this
Third Amendment to Consultant Agreement, the parties agree as follows:
1. Section 1, SCOPE OF SERVICES, will be amended to read in full as follows:
"Consultant shall provide consulting services implementing technology initiatives to
upgrade the Computer-Aided-Dispatch, Jail Management and Mobile Booking systems
for the Police Department as set forth in Exhibit A to said Agreement; implementing
technology initiatives including mobile data computing, personnel accountability and
Computer-Aided-Dispatch systems for the Fire Department as set forth in Exhibit A-I to
the First Amendment to Agreement and A-2, attached hereto and incorporated by
reference; and evaluate alternative wireless infrastructures and deployment options for
the City Manager. All services not set forth in Exhibits A, A-I and A-2, will be
performed on a project basis upon the submission of a written Proposal by Consultant and
written authorization of the Department Head requesting said services."
2. Section 2.a, COMPENSA nON, shall be amended to increase the compensation by
$100,000.00 for a total not to exceed amount of$375,000.00
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3. Except as herein amended, all terms and conditions of said Agreement shall remain in
full force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Third Amendment to
Consultant Agreement on the date and year first written above.
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PATRICIA E. HEAL Y ~ DAVID N. RE
Clerk of the Council City Manager
CITY OF SANTA ANA
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
JOSEPH W. FLETCHER
City Attorney
CIT COM, INC.
WIL~SBURG
Vice President
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EXHIBIT A-2
FINALIZE TRITECH AGREEMENT
The TriTech Agreement was not predicted in Cit Com's current scope of
services, and has required 225 hours to date, and will require an additional 40
hours
through September 1, 2006.
IMPLEMENTATION ASSISTANCE
The following outlines tasks which Cit Com will assist the City during systems
implementation.
Develop Detailed Project Implementation Schedule
The TriTech contract contains a "preliminary timeline", which identifies major
tasks
and milestones, but falls short of identifying specific dates and times when such
events will Occur. Once the agreement is signed, both TriTech and the City are in
a
better position to identify actual start dates, and begin populating the timeline
with
detailed, specific information. Therefore, as an initial implementation task, we
will work with City personnel and the selected TriTech personnel to develop a
comprehensive project schedule that would include, at a minimum, the following:
· Application Development
· Physical Site Planning
· Networking and Interface Development
· Training
· Operational Planning
· Systems Testing and Control Procedures
· Conversion and Implementation
· Operational Documentation
· Acceptance Testing
9 Contract Management-Related Tasks (meetings, presentations, etc.)
We would identify various tasks and subtasks within each of these sections.
Target
dates for the completion of each task and subtask would be established, and
responsibilities for the successful attainment of these dates would be assigned.
The purpose of a detailed project schedule is to provide an effective method of
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monitoring the progress of this complex project on an ongoing basis. In this
manner, decisions to expedite the implementation program can be made on a
timely
basis rather than "after the fact," when the steps taken are likely to be too late or
inadequate.
General Project Management
We would assist the City in managing the systems implementation. Our
assistance
would include the following:
Serve on the Steering Committee - The purpose of the Steering Committee is
to
ensure that project activities are prioritized based on the overall needs of the
City.
This Committee would also address issues that may impact policies and
procedures.
We would document Steering Committee discussions, and ensure that policy
issues
are addressed and coordinated.
Serve on the Implementation Project Team - The purpose of the
Implementation
Project Team is to adopt the detailed project schedule and manage the
implementation activities on a daily basis for conformance with the established
schedule; and recommend revised priorities and system modifications as may be
necessary. Included on the Project Team should be TriTech project manager.
Maintain Project Schedule and Task Lists - We would maintain the detailed
project schedule and task lists by indicating when tasks have been successfully
completed and the dates of their completion. We will revise tasks and estimate
completion dates and responsibilities as required. When a task is rescheduled,
we
will consider what impact the rescheduling will have on related tasks and revise
the
schedule as necessary.
Create a Project Website - Fire personnel clearly operate on a 24x7 basis, and
therefore; readily accessible information about the project is vital. Therefore, Cit
Com, Inc provides each client with a Microsoft SharePoint website for use in
managing project communications. Commonly used elements of the project site
include meeting notification, document postings, electronic message boards, and
detailed task assignments based upon the project's time line (if Microsoft Project
is
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the preferred medium for managing the timeline, we populate the work
breakdown
structure directly into pre-assigned tasks on the website).
Administer TriTech Contract - We would ensure that TriTech adheres to the
contract terms and conditions. We would review and advise the City on potential
out-of-scope issues; assist the City in addressing potential contractual conflicts;
assist in the review and approval of deliverables and payment milestones; and
prepare correspondence on behalf of the City, as appropriate.
Establish Conversion Control Procedures - Prior to converting any relevant
records
to the new system, we would develop procedures specifying how any converted
records are to be checked and balanced before the system goes "live." In this
manner, we would ensure that no shortcuts are taken in the testing process in
order
to expedite implementation.
Quality Assurance
Often times, clients possess strict standards for ensuring quality assurance
related to
technology initiatives. Recognizing that our scope of services would need to be
aligned closely with such requirements, the following list describes key elements
that are common to most quality assurance approaches, and which are provided
by
Cit Com, Inc as part of a monthly quality assurance review and subsequent
report:
9 SAFD and TriTech Expectations - Act as the intermediary to assist in
the resolution of conflicts and realistic expectations regarding the
delivery and timing of project components.
9 Project Scope - Facilitate the minimization of project scope changes,
assist in the identification of out-of-scope items, and facilitate a review
of project change requests.
9 Project Cost - Assist in monitoring project budget, actual expenditures
in current period, actual expenditures for project, estimates to complete
project, and actual cost projections in comparison to project budget;
Review costs associated with any project change requests to determine
fairness and assist in negotiations.
9 Project Timeframe - Assist in the monitoring of project activities and
their progress in relation to project baseline.
9 Project Risk - Assist in the identification of risk areas which may impact
project timeframe, project budget, system functionality, implementation,
etc.
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9 Contract Terms and Conditions - Monitor TriTech performance in
relation to contracted terms and conditions and the agreed upon
statement of work.
9 Project Issues - Review of communication programs, project
perceptions, project position relative to schedule and budget, change
requests, problems, etc.
9 Project Organization - Review of organization structure, customer
staffing, TriTech staffing, project plan, detailed work program, project
timeline, milestones, deliverab/es.
9 Project Administration - Review of status reporting, formal change
control process, the project office, project documentation, issue
management, time and expense reporting, work program updates,
physical workspace, availability of tools and facilitates, personnel issues,
work program agreement with contract and statement of work, project
expenditures.
9 Installation Activities - Monitor the delivery of the application, product
configuration, interfaces, conversion, reporting, business environment,
training, documentation, testing, installation, desktop environment,
server environment, network environment, etc.
Preparation of System Test and Acceptance Plan
We would assist the City and TriTech in the preparation of a detailed system test
and
acceptance plan. Our assistance would include the following:
Develop Testing Overview - In conjunction with TriTech, we would
prepare a comprehensive Test Plan for the new systems. Based on the unique
capabilities of the system, the order and precedence of system testing would be
defined. An overall schedule and estimate of time required to complete system
testing would be developed. Relationships between tests would be identified (Le.,
which tests must be successfully completed in order to continue testing).
Develop Acceptance Plan - Based on the RFP requirements, TriTech
responses,
system capabilities, and contractual performance requirements, a detailed
Acceptance Plan would be developed identifying the steps and coordination
necessary to accomplish system acceptance. The Acceptance Plan would
include
the following information for each recommended test:
9 Test Description
9 Source Requirements or Specification
9 Required Test Data, Equipment and Personnel
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9 System Configuration for Test
9 Test Schedule and Time Requirements
9 Special Requirements for Testing
9 Expected Results
9 Range of Acceptable Limits for Results
9 Forms for Logging Results
9 Certification of Completion
Review TriTech Documentation - We would review TriTech documentation for
completeness and identification of test points. We would identify additional
documentation required for the City to repeat testing or verify measurements on
a
periodic basis.
Verify Testing Configuration - We would coordinate with TriTech to identify
necessary or proprietary test equipment for system testing and arrange for
equipment
availability. TriTech would be required to provide procedures to perform system
loading for statistically based tests.
Observe Testing Procedures - We would observe the testing of critical
components
of the system and observe a sampling of testing procedures. We would validate
participant understanding of test procedures and ensure test documentation is
completed accurately.
Review Completed Test Logs - On a scheduled basis, we would review testing
progress and completed field test reports. Areas of concern would be identified
and
discussed with the City's Project Manager.
Coordinate Corrections and Re- Test - When required corrections to system
components have been identified, we would work with TriTech to schedule
corrections and retesting. We would assist City representatives and TriTech
personnel to continue testing where appropriate.
Coordinate System Final Design and Installation - After completion and
approval
of the functional design document, the focus of the project team would then be
on
ensuring that all components of the system are coordinated and installed
according
to the final system design. We would coordinate system installation activities with
the City and TriTech including, data conversion, site preparation, and equipment
installation. We would document operational and control procedures, as needed,
and coordinate the resolution of design and installation issues.
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Report Findings
Although, as independent consultants, we cannot warrant TriTech's work, prior
to the City's acceptance of each application or final acceptance, we would
formally
report our findings regarding acceptance in writing.
Professional Fees
Cit Com's fees are based on its experience with similar projects and its
understanding of the environment. Cit Com assumes a 7 month project:
Work Description/Hour Calculation
Hours
Cost
Conclude TriTech Agreement
40
$ 8,000
$29,400
Project Management
(Avg 21 hours/month)
147
Monthly Status Meetings
8 hours per report
(includes on site meeting)
56
$11,200
Quality Assurance
70
$14,000
Total
273
$62,600
Travel and Reimbursable Costs
None.
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