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City of Sunny Isles Beach RFP# 11 -12 -01 11 , D ODD Fleet Wide Remote Management System (( I January 4 2012 Test and Implementation Plan The major purpose of the Implementation Plan is to define a process for deploying the technical elements of the RSI AVL Project, and then schedule the integration of these elements into each agency's operating system. This transition not only calls for a partial re- deployment and enhancement of the current rolling stock, but also for the smooth integration and deployment of the AVL technology that is specified in the Scope of Work. In order to make the transition as smooth as possible and overcome any functional, technical, operational, and communication difficulties as they arise, RSI will utilize a phased approach. At the same time, in order to ensure the final delivery of a system that conforms to the Project requirements, significant emphasis will be placed on the importance of achieving the operational and technological functionality defined in this Scope of Work and other `Contract Documents'. The Implementation and Test Plan represents the vehicle through which RSI shall examine each operating function of the RSI AVL system to: • Verify compliance with the system specifications, level of service standards and operating performance criteria • Obtain client's acceptance. RSI will be responsible for component specific testing. As integration of the technical components begins, client's Project Manager (& necessary staff) will oversee and coordinate the implementation of the integration testing in order to ensure compliance with the overall project and performance objectives set forth herein. The anticipated dates for conducting the required testing are defined in the Project Work Plan and will be finalized during the Design Review. Two levels of system testing will be employed during the course of the RSI AVL Project, as follows: Laboratory: individual module testing followed by integration testing to ensure the functionality of the components and the interoperability of the data interfaces between each component prior to deployment. Acceptance Testing: the final test to ensure that each technical component of the system as well as the total system (technical components and operating services) conforms to system specifications, level of service standards and operating performance criteria. As each service element comes on -line during the Test, it will remain on -line at the conclusion of the test and be operated in parallel by the Dispatch Center with the other elements that are already operational. The same will hold true for the activated functionalities of the project technologies mentioned above. Due to the linear approach of the project plan, if any of the elements fail during testing, further elements cannot be deployed until the problem has been resolved. Radio Satellite Integrators, Inc. CONFIDENTIAL 50