2313 APPENDIX C – Deliverable Expectations Documents (DED) Example.pdf

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Kenosha County Human Resources, Payroll & Time & Attendance Software Solution
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2313
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Kenosha County, Wisconsin

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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) example document prepared for the County of Kenosha, Wisconsin, detailing the implementation of a comprehensive Human Resources, Payroll, and Time & Attendance software system. The SOW outlines a phased approach to system upgrade and implementation, encompassing software modules, data conversions from existing county systems, API interfaces with third-party systems, custom reporting capabilities, pre-formatted forms, workflow automation, customizations, and security account migration. The implementation methodology follows five primary phases: Prepare (initial planning and kickoff), Upgrade (technical infrastructure establishment and code execution), Validate (procedure documentation updates and conference room pilot preparation), Deploy (end-user training and system cutover), and Support (90-day post-cutover period). The project includes comprehensive training for core users, end users, and technical staff, with detailed procedure documentation and homework exercises. Vendor responsibilities encompass project management activities including status reporting, issue management, risk management, change management, and quality assurance, while County responsibilities include participation in planning, data validation, testing coordination, and training facilitation.

The SOW establishes a fixed-fee pricing structure with 13 distinct Deliverable Expectation Documents (DEDs) aligned to project milestones, with all fees listed at $0.00 in this example template. Payments are contingent upon County acceptance and sign-off of each deliverable milestone through a formal acceptance process that verifies deliverables contain specified components, meet quality standards, and address identified content issues. The document includes provisions for additional services at specified hourly rates, software maintenance fees, and scope reduction accommodations. The acceptance criteria require that deliverables demonstrate compliance with defined scope, meet content and formatting standards, and obtain mutual agreement between the vendor and County regarding component completion or necessity. This template serves as a framework for managing vendor deliverables and project governance throughout the implementation lifecycle.

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County of Kenosha

Project Name

Statement of Work Date

Exhibit A – SOW #1 (Addendum XX)

Statement of Work – Project Name County of Kenosha i

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

2. Scope of Services

a. Software / Modules

b. Data Conversions

c. Interfaces

d. Reporting

e. Pre-Formatted Forms

f. Workflows

g. Customizations

h. Security

3. Technical Architecture / Environments

4. Implementation

a. Upgrade / Implementation Approach

b. Project Management

c. Training / Knowledge Transfer

d. Project Schedule

5. Team Structure / Roles & Responsibilities

a. Vendor Roles and Responsibilities

b. County Roles and Responsibilities

6. Pricing

a. Implementation Services

b. Hours

c. Software / Maintenance

d. Additional Services

e. Reductions In Scope

7. Deliverable Expectation Documents (DED’s)

a. DED Acceptance

b. DED Form Example

8. SOW Approval

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1. Executive Summary

This Statement of Work (“SOW”) sets forth the services and deliverables that Vendor shall provide to the

County of Kenosha (“County”) and includes a description of the scope, roles, responsibilities, tasks and anticipated timeframe for the Project Name. The Master Professional Services Agreement executed by the parties (“Agreement”) and this SOW will be the governing project documents for project execution as mutually agreed to by both parties.

Below is a brief summary of the expected project:

• XXXXX

• XXXXX

2. Scope of Services

a. Software / Modules

Below is an overview of the areas relevant to the project scope of work that is included in this statement of work (SOW).

• XXXXX

This project is focused on XXXXX, and does not include future business process and system configuration improvements or additional changes and/or customizations.

b. Data Conversions

The following data will be converted from the County’s existing XXXXX:

c. Interfaces

Overview

XXXXXX

• Outbound API Interfaces: It is assumed that with outbound API interfaces (Dynamics 365 to third party system) the third party system will consume the Dynamics 365 webservices. If desired, Crowe and the County can determine if there are interfaces that may require Dynamics 365 to consume third party APIs to push information as needed – and if so, Crowe and the County will work together to determine the scope and possible additional cost. Note, Crowe assumes that any outbound interface, leveraging an API, will utilize the Dynamics JSON-based

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Interface Upgrade Details

1. XXXXXX (RFP Interface Attachment X - No. X)

Source: XXXXX

Target: XXXXX

Frequency: XXXXX

Summary: XXXXX

Below is a summary of the expected interface:

2. XXXXXX (RFP Interface Attachment X - No. X)

Source: XXXXX

Target: XXXXX

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3. XXXXXX (RFP Interface Attachment X - No. X)

Source: XXXXX

Target: XXXXX

d. Reporting

e. Pre-Formatted Forms

f. Workflows

• XXXXX

Business Area Workflow

g. Customizations

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Area of Customization

• XXXXX

Area of Customization

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h. Security

Migrating User Security Accounts

• Active Directory o XXXXX o XXXXX

3. Technical Architecture / Environments

Summary.

Diagram Picture

High-Level Architecture

Diagram Picture

4. Implementation

a. Upgrade / Implementation Approach

Summary.

Diagram Picture

1. Prepare

1.1 Initial Planning and Preparation

Description

1.2 Kickoff Meeting

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2. Upgrade

2.1 Establish Technical Infrastructure

3. Validate

3.1 Update Procedure Documents

3.2 Prepare for XXXXXX

Description.

Homework Exercises: Description

▪ XXXXX

▪ XXXXX

4. Deploy

4.1 Train End Users

4.2 Develop and Execute the Cutover Plan

Description

4.3 Conduct Readiness Review / Cutover to New System

5. Support

5.1 Post-Cutover Support (90 days post-cutover)

• XXXXXX

Automated Test Scripts

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Assumptions

Data / Configuration Upgrade Scripts

• XXXXXX

Assumptions

Interface Methodology Overview

Interface Responsibilities

Vendor

County

b. Project Management

Below is a summary of the key project management activities we will work through together.

• XXXXXX

Communication

Status Monitoring and Reporting

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Summary

The status report will include the following:

• Brief description of major accomplishments from the previous week;

• Brief description of key milestones, dates and responsibilities;

• Brief description of upcoming activities and expected goals; and

• Brief description of any concerns or issues.

Meetings

Below are the key items typically included:

Issue Management

Description

Below are the key items typically included:

• Issue ID

• Issues Title / Description

• Category / Area

• Type of Issue

• Priority

• Owner

• Date

• Status

Risk Management

Description.

The status of project risks will be communicated as part of the project status reporting.

• Risk ID

• Risk Title / Description

• Type of Risk

• Probability

• Impact

• Risk Response

• Owner

• Date

• Status

Project Change Management

Description

The critical results of change management include:

• Documented and understood scope, purpose, and benefit for the change;

• Documented evaluation of the impact to project cost, schedule, and/or scope; and

• Documented change decisions.

The project change management process involves the following steps & key decision points:

• XXXXXX

• XXXXXX

Quality Assurance

Description

• XXXXXX

Acceptance (Milestones/Deliverables)

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• XXXXXX

Project Manager Roles

Vendor Project Manager Role

County Project Manager Role

Assumptions

• XXXXXX

c. Training / Knowledge Transfer

Overview

Users and Learning Activities

• Core users: Business users (subject matter experts) that will be intimately involved throughout the upgrade project and will be validating the upgraded system.

• End users: Business users that will be trained once the system is upgraded (just prior to cutover).

• Technical users: The technical staff members that will need to help support the upgraded system when the project is complete.

Core Users:

Description

Detailed Procedure Documents and Homework Exercises

• XXXXXX

• XXXXXX

Technical Training and End User, Instructor Led Training

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Course Description Duration (per class)

End Users:

• Description

Technical Users

• Description

Vendor Training Responsibilities

County Training Responsibilities

d. Project Schedule

Below are some of the key activities/milestones for the County to maintain the above schedule:

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5. Team Structure / Roles & Responsibilities

Diagram

a. Vendor Roles and Responsibilities

Summary.

• XXXXXX

• XXXXXX

b. County Roles and Responsibilities

Summary.

• XXXXXX

• XXXXXX

County Responsibilities Summary

Summary

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6. Pricing

a. Implementation Services

We have provided a fixed fee for each deliverable milestone for the services included in this statement of work for the Project Name, inclusive of limited travel expenses for end user training activities only. Below we have outlined the deliverables associated with each payment milestone. Upon conclusion of each deliverable milestone, Vendor will work with the County to accept and sign-off on the deliverable milestone. The County sign-off on a deliverable milestone will constitute acceptance. Upon the County sign-off for each of deliverable milestone, Vendor will invoice the County for the deliverable milestone.

Phase DED Amount Methodology Step(s) Anticipated Completion

Prepare DED 1: Initial Planning / Kickoff Meeting $0.00 1.1 Initial Planning & Preparation

1.2 Kickoff Meeting

Upgrade DED 2: Initial Environment Setup (Development, Test) $0.00 2.1 Establish Tech Infrastructure

DED 3: Name $0.00 2.2 Execute Code Upgrade

DED 4: Name (part 1) ** $0.00 2.3 Upgrade Custom Items

Validate DED 5: Name (part 1) $0.00 3.1 Update Procedure Documents

3.2 Prepare for Conference Room Pilot

DED 6: Name (part 2) $0.00 3.1 Update Procedure Documents

3.2 Prepare for Conference Room Pilot

Deploy DED 7: End User Training (first set of classes) $0.00 4.1 Train End Users

DED 8: End User Training (second set of classes) $0.00 4.1 Train End Users

DED 9: Cutover Preparation & Execution $0.00 4.2 Develop / Execute Cutover Plan

4.3 Conduct Readiness Review /

Cutover to New System

Support (90 days)

DED 10: Post Cutover Support (first month) $0.00 5.1 Post Cutover Support

DED 11: Post Cutover Support (second month) $0.00 5.1 Post Cutover Support

DED 12: Post Cutover Support (third month) $0.00 5.1 Post Cutover Support

Other (Post Implemen-tation)

DED 13: Name $0.00

TOTAL 0.00

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b. Hours

c. Software / Maintenance

Description

d. Additional Services

Role Hourly Rate

e. Reductions In Scope

7. Deliverable Expectation Documents (DED’s)

a. DED Acceptance

DED Acceptance (for all deliverables):

• Acceptance Form: An acceptance form will be developed and mutually agreed to between Vendor Name and the County to be utilized for DED acceptance. For each of the DEDs, Crowe will work with the County to obtain signoff. It is expected that the form will contain the following types of information:

o DED ID/Name o Date o County Owner (for signoff) o Description/Overview o Required Changes/Updates (only if needed) o Approval (accepted as complete, accepted pending required changes, not accepted) o Additional Notes (only if needed) o Signature with date

• Acceptance Criteria: All deliverables will be formally reviewed and accepted by the County

County of Kenosha 15 using the Deliverable Expectation Document (DED) below as a guide. Deliverables shall be accepted by the County when:

o The deliverable contains the components specified in the Scope / Deliverable Outline of the DED.

o The deliverable has been reviewed for and meets acceptable standards for content, quality, formatting and spelling.

o Vendor Name and the County have agreed to and accepted the content of each outlined component, or Vendor Name and the County have agreed that the content is no longer required for acceptance.

o Vendor Name and the County have resolved identified content or quality issues.

Example Acceptance Form

Date

Client Owner

DED

Description/ Overview

Required Changes/Updates (if needed)

Additional Notes (if needed)

Client Owner Signature Date Approval

Accepted as Is/Complete

Accepted, Pending Required Changes Above

Not Accepted (see notes)

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b. DED Form Example

DED 1: Name

Phase: Prepare

Objective/Purpose:

Scope / Deliverable Outline:

• Project Plan o XXXX

• Kickoff Meeting – Summary o XXXX

Vendor Role:

• Project Plan – Description

• Kickoff Meeting – Description

County Role:

• Project Plan – Description

• Kickoff Meeting – Description

Notes:

• XXXX

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DED 2: Name

Phase: Prepare

Objective/Purpose:

Scope / Deliverable Outline:

• Project Plan

• Kickoff Meeting – Summary o XXXX

Vendor Role:

• Project Plan – Description

• Kickoff Meeting – Description

County Role:

• Project Plan – Description

• Kickoff Meeting – Description

Notes:

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8. SOW Approval

County of Kenosha Vendor Name

Signature Signature

Printed Name Printed Name

Title Title

Date Date

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