Draft Statement of Work Menopause Symptom Tracking Tool.pdf

Menopause Symptom Tracking Tool Statement of Work

Description Nitid Bit LLC (“Nitid”) previously provided software design and engineering services to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (“VA”) toward the development of a support tool for Veterans during the menopause transition. Additional software and engineering services toward the development of additional features and refinement of existing prototype features guided by Veteran user feedback are needed. This tool is a native mobile application and will provide the basis for clinical studies led by Principal Investigator Carolyn Gibson, PhD, MPH.

Scope of Work Vendor will provide 172 hours of software engineering time toward the feature list outlined below. Work will be completed as prioritized by the VA principal investigator, Carolyn Gibson, and will be managed via a Pivotal Tracker project. Features will be completed as time and budget allow. The tool will fulfill the requirements and provide the features in the list below.

• Create a weekly summary page (up to 1 per symptom)

• Edit and refine features and design elements based on user feedback

• Interrogate and fix program bugs

• If approved, put the app into the Apple App Store and Android Store

• Features are accessible (meet 508 guidelines)

• Record symptom data to a server for analysis by primary investigator

Resources Vendor will provide 1-2 resources to this project, working between 20-60 hours/week.

Duration Development work will begin as early as June 15, 2022 and shall conclude within 1 year, or when all work is completed or budget is exhausted.

Payment Schedule Vendor will invoice the VA at the end of each calendar month. Payment terms for all invoices are net 30 days.