Attachment J.3 - ITS Standard Project Control Clauses.docx
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This document is a set of standard project control clauses for ITS JPO (Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office) contracts and orders. It outlines requirements for invoice reporting, schedules and performance reporting, deliverables, and earned value reporting.
The key details include: monthly invoice reporting to the Delphi system and other specified recipients, submission of monthly status reports and project schedules in Microsoft Project format, documentation of project risks in a Risk Register, and requirements for publishing reports, data, and software codes through ITS JPO channels. For contracts over $2 million per year, earned value management reporting is required. The document provides links to ITS JPO templates and guidance for these reporting requirements.
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November 8, 2023 Version Control Clauses for ITS JPO Contracts and Orders In order to facilitate the tracking and reporting of cost, schedule, and performance information, the following information shall be submitted in accordance with specified formats and procedures and may be amended periodically:
1. Invoice Reporting The contractor shall submit invoices according to the specified monthly period addressing work completed and hours expended. The contractor shall submit invoices in accordance with the invoice guidance and billing instructions included in the contract and/or order.
The Contractor shall submit invoices directly to the Delphi system or as otherwise specified. Additionally, the Contractor shall submit invoices concurrently to the COR, the TOCOR (if applicable), ITSProjects@dot.gov, and other recipient(s) (if applicable) as directed by the COR or TOCOR. The Contractor shall include the contract number and order number (if applicable) in the subject line of emails to ITSProjects@dot.gov, as well as, any specified keywords requested by the Government.
2. Schedules and Performance Reporting The Contractor shall provide monthly progress reports:
a) Monthly Status Reports – the Contractor shall submit monthly status reports in accordance with the contract and order (if applicable) in the format specified by the COR or TOCOR.
b) Project Schedule – the Contractor shall submit, an initial project schedule in Microsoft Project format within sixty (60) days after the effective date of the contract or order and updates showing the percent complete of major deliverables every thirty (30) days thereafter. The schedule shall include at a minimum, the major deliverables and milestones and adhere to the Microsoft Project template structure provided by the COR or TOCOR. Any changes to due dates after the initial project schedule baseline must be approved by the COR or TOCOR. The Contractor shall support the identification of schedule dependencies related to the project and in accordance with the Government defined process.
c) Risk Register – the Contractor shall document risks that might affect the project and the characteristics of the risk defined by the ITS JPO. The COR or TOCOR will provide a Microsoft Excel-based Risk Register template for the Contractor to populate and update as necessary. Each risk shall have a unique number, probability of occurrence and impact of occurrence rating. The risk log shall be updated monthly and submitted with monthly progress reports.
ITS JPO templates are available at http://www.its.dot.gov/project_mang/index.htm.
3. Deliverables The Contractor shall submit Interim and Final Deliverables concurrently to the COR, the TOCOR (if applicable) and to ITSProjects@dot.gov. The Contractor shall include the contract number (and order number if applicable) in the email subject line for each deliverable. The Government may request the Contractor to include additional specified keywords in the subject line of emails containing deliverables. Additionally, the Government may request the Contractor to submit Deliverables to an electronic repository as specified by the COR or TOCOR.
Specific directions for reports, data, and software codes are provided below:
a) Reports – all the reports developed from the subject project shall be published through the ITS JPO. Detailed information, including ITS JPO Publication Template and 508 Compliance Guidance, is available on the Publication Editorial Guidelines page at https://www.its.dot.gov/communications/pubsguidance.htm. If the Contractor wants to publish the report(s) through a different publication procedure, the Contractor shall first consult and obtain an approval from the ITS JPO Program Manager (PM) through the COR or TOCOR, and later submit a link to the final published report to the COR or TOCOR who will then forward the link to the ITS JPO PM.
b) Data – all the data collected or produced from the subject project shall be uploaded to the ITS DataHub at https://its.dot.gov/data/. Detailed directions on how to submit a data set is presented on the page titled “DataHub Metadata Requirements” at https://its.dot.gov/data/data-submission/. If the Contractor wants to upload the data at a different location, the Contractor shall first consult and obtain an approval from the ITS JPO PM through the COR or TOCOR, and later submit a link to the final published data to the COR or TOCOR who will then forward the link to the ITS JPO PM.
c) Software Codes – all the software codes developed from the subject project shall be uploaded to the ITS CodeHub at https://its.dot.gov/code/. Detailed directions on how to upload a code(s) is presented on the page titled “Repository Registration” at https://its.dot.gov/code/registration/. If the Contractor wants to upload the software codes at a different location, the Contractor shall first consult and obtain an approval from the ITS JPO PM through the COR or TOCOR, and later submit a link to the final published software codes to the COR or TOCOR who will then forward the link to the ITS JPO PM.
Earned Value Reporting (For orders greater than $2,000,000/year in estimated value) For procurements over $2,000,000, earned value management is required.
The Contractor shall submit invoices, all deliverables, and all required reporting to the COR, the TOCOR (if applicable), and to ITSProjects@dot.gov.
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