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Web-Based Contract Management Services -WBCMS
Overview – CA Firms
Background
The Ministry wanted to replace paper with data.
MTO implemented WBCMS February 2017.
Browser based application - Internet Explorer (IE11).
Ministry creates contract and uploads documents.
Users benefits.
On-going improvements.
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Objective
Streamline processes and introduce automation
Reduce duplication
Increase efficiencies and effectiveness
Improved documentation to support decision making
Stakeholder alignment
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WBCMS General Product Features
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User enrolment How will industry know? Who creates the user profiles? How will they get their login credentials?
Dashboards Where to look for: Updates – Release Notes Contact us User Guides Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How is participant notified when they need to take action? To – Do list/Tasks Notifications Email Notification (certain records)
WBCMS General Product Features
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List views Ability to customize for each record Ability to sort and filter Ability to export and / or generate reports
Global features Time is set to a 24 hour clock Ability to add attachments Ability to add additional comments How mandatory information is depicted 20 minute timeout
History button Who created or changed the record When the record was changed What action was taken
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Search engine capabilities How to search at contract level How to search at record level
Action buttons Who can create Who can modify Who can take action How will I know if action is required Can I modify my information once action is taken How can I make changes after the record is submitted
File Structure Where to add submissions Document management structure
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Pull-down Menu
WBCMS General Product Features
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FAQs Useful Information Contract Workflow Overview Test Codes
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Release Notes List all updates to software since rollout Details changes made in each update Monitor for changes to software
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User Guides Breakdown Workflow of product’s records Not specific to our business Monitor - new guides in development
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Save button Saves record in Draft Until a record is submitted, it is not part of the contract and has not
been “signed” As long as record is in draft, it is always editable Save early, save often!
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Cancel button Cancels whatever changes have been made in that record Deletes changes made in record since last save Reverts record to state prior to last instance of save If new record, deletes the record completely
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Workflow History button Records every functioned actioned by every user on the record Who has done what? When was it done? What needs to be done next? Who needs to do it?
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Action button Is legally your signature May also be: “Reviewed” “Submit” “Acknowledge” “Accept” “Recommend”
WBCMS General Product Features
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WBCMS General Product Features
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To Do List refresh on landing page System sometimes requires a forced refresh for To Do lists
WBCMS General Product Features
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List Customization Edit Column Heading names, location, order, turn them on or off
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List Customization Edit Column Heading names, location, order, turn them on or off
WBCMS General Product Features
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List Customization Edit Column Heading names, location, order, turn them on or off
WBCMS General Product Features
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List Customization Edit Column Heading names, location, order, turn them on or off
WBCMS General Product Features
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List Customization Edit Column Heading names, location, order, turn them on or off
NSSP CMO0001
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IT firewall restrictions/governing Windows Based IE11 only – This is the only browser supported by OPS IT, therefore
WBCMS is only configured to work properly on IE11 Internet Speeds vary depending on service provider and location http://www.speedtest.net/
PC tune-ups Factory restore No Cookies! WBCMS does not store any data on your browser or computer
NSSP CMO0001
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Interpretation of and direction on the use and functionality of WBCMS is to come directly from the WBCMS-MTO Team only
CAs, contractors and MTO internal staff are all encouraged to contact the Team directly, at any time, for questions, concerns or issues 905-704-3276 (7:30am to 5pm) 1-844-283-9446 [email protected]
NSSP CMO0001
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NSSP CMO0001
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NSSP CMO0001
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NSSP CMO0001
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NSSP CMO0001
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NSSP CMO0001
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NSSP CMO0001
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NSSP CMO0001
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NSSP CMO0001
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Web-Based Contract Management Services -WBCMS
Construction Contract Setup
Overview – CA Firms
Contract Setup – Construction Contract
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Construction Contract – Resource List
Used to populate the system with information unique to each contract, such as: Materials Labour Equipment Resources (key personnel) Subcontractors
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Construction Contract – Materials List
Materials list is a living entity which can be updated and changed as often as needed by the contract
Workflow simply bounces between CA and contractor
Most lists have excel import/export functions
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Construction Contract – Resource List
WBCMS uses the information provided in these lists to populate other records, such as: QC technicians for sampling Emergency contacts Diary and DWR purposes Key Personnel AMC Contacts CA staff OPP TOC Subcontractor’s Contacts Truck dispatch PM/Site Coordinators
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Construction Contract – Resource Lists
Any key personnel should be placed here
Emergency Contact List
Any person listed under Administration and Staffing section under 2.5 PRE-START MEETING WITH CONTRACTOR in the CAITM should be included in this list
All those privy to the contract in WBCMS are therefore privy to key personnel
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Construction Contract – Resource Lists
Personnel from both the CA and contractor can be placed here At pre-start, CA provides contractor with any CA representatives to be
included in the Resource list
WBCMS draws on data provided in the Resource list to populate records Therefore some records unable to complete without proper Resources
list
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Construction Contract – Equipment List
All equipment on site must be an Active piece in the Equipment List Used for DWRs and Diaries Must be reviewed for accuracy At least once per construction season OPSS 0127 rates Particularly unit prices*
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Construction Contract – Labour List
Input all Generic Labour Types Only positions and wages
Prefix/Suffix with unique identifier for selection later If 5 workers with the same position and the same wage, only one labour
entry required
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Construction Contract – Labour List
When populating DWRs Select the labour type to add it to the DWR grid Edit the properties of each labour type involved with that specific operation
to create individual, named labourers for T&M Summary Put the name of the individual labourer into the comments of each
labour type, thereby satisfying GC requirements for DWR submissions
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Construction Contract – Subcontractors
All subs to be listed here Not to be mistaken with Consents to Sublet Subcontractors’ equipment is still listed under Equipment List Prefixed or suffixed with a unique identifier Adjusted unit rate
IF contractor is using rented equipment for a DWR situation, ensure he has input the equipment into his Equipment list twice: The first with the OPSS 0127 rate for the DWR The second with actual rate (non consequential, as the equipment is
paid by the item)
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Contract Setup – CA Assignment
Overview – CA Firms
Upon login Under username
Click FAQs Click “Link” beside SI. No. 6
Contract Setup – CA Assignment
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FAQs Workflow Overview Spreadsheet
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Contract Setup – CA Assignment
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Contract Setup – CA Assignment
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List actions required to move contract through its stages When contract goes to construction, so too must the stage of the
construction contract Lists who (which role) is to take those actions If the stage of the contract is not kept up to date with the stages of the project,
some features will not function until they are Ie: Substantial Performance
Contract Setup – CA Assignment
Create the CA start-up meeting checklist
Requires the record to be associated with a construction contract Provides a checklist to prompt the confirmation that all required matters
are in order Allows for the creation of custom checklist items for special
circumstances
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Contract Setup – CA Assignment
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Contract Setup – CA Agreements Milestone Audits
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Initiated by CA Located in the CA Agreement contract (2019-C-xxxx) Simple list grid
CA inputs various milestone audits, with parameters Can add multiple
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Expected milestone is input, and submitted to the CSA for acceptance No known actual dates are input yet
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Note: attachments and comments may always be added in the generic section at the bottom ie: emails, pictures, meeting minutes, etc.
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CSA reviews the record, and, if found acceptable, clicks Acknowledge This shows you’ve acknowledged the Audit Milestone, however as the date
is not yet present, no further action is required The Audit checkpoint is now established
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NOTE: CSA cannot click “Accept” yet, as the actual milestone date is yet unrealized, and therefore the audit cannot be completed
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NOTE: CSA cannot click “Accept” yet, as the actual milestone date is yet unrealized, and therefore the audit cannot be completed
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Workflow is back with CA until final audit dates are reached. Audits are performed, CA populates record with resulting data, and submits back to CSA
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Attachments are also mandatory for actual milestone dates
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If not, a window pops up and prevents the CA from submitting the record incomplete
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Once actual milestones are satisfactory, along with their representative records, CSA clicks Accept
Workflow is completed, and its information now a permanent record in the contract
Contract Setup – CA Assignment
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Contract Setup – CA Assignment
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Security Tag Assignment 2 Step process
First step gives tags from Owner to CA Second step gives tags from CA to Contractor
Tags not used, damaged, or lost, must be marked as such in the system Once used once in the system, a tag can never be used again
*Samples that do not require separate seals to secure each of the QA and Ref samples still require a Ref tag to be input into the system, so the system has a digital handle for that Ref sample to administer the remainder of that record’s workflow
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Engineering Items Progress payments setup upon outset of agreement
*If hourlies are being charged against a lump sum engineering item, PDF hourly summaries are to be uploaded to invoice record.
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Warranties
Overview – CA Firms
Warranties
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CA initiates Warranty record, establishing parameters or warranty
Warranties
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Clicking generate then displays the various inspection tasks dates, based on the parameters
Warranties
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The CSA then reviews and Accepts. This established the warranty, and places the record in “Inspection” status
Warranties
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The future inspection dates are shown in the second column
Warranties
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Once these dates are realized, and inspections are carried out, the specific day, along with findings, are placed here
Warranties
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If, upon inspection on those future dates, deficiencies are found wherein follow up is required, it is marked as such
Warranties
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Same process applies for the follow up inspections
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Warranty & Adjustment Items
Overview – CA Firms
Warranty & Adjustment Items
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Tender Items that will have warranty (outside of general 1-year) and/or financial adjustments, must be marked as such upon outset of contract
CSA’s responsibility
Warranty & Adjustment Items
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Tender Items that will have warranty (outside of general 1-year) and/or financial adjustments, must be marked as such upon outset of contract
CSA’s responsibility
Warranty & Adjustment Items
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Tender Items that will have warranty (outside of general 1-year) and/or financial adjustments, must be marked as such upon outset of contract
CSA’s responsibility
Warranty & Adjustment Items
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Select appropriate pulldowns Not hyperlink to display sub-codes for item
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Pre-Start Conversations
Overview – MTO Internal
Pre-Start Conversations
Applies to CAs and contractors Internet Access in the field Access to computers/devices in the field Knowledge of WBCMS itself Training received, if any
Entering data on a daily basis Reconciling on a weekly basis
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Pre-Start Conversations
All parties may contact WBCMS-MTO directly for specific direction on the use, interpretation and functionality of WBCMS itself
Ensure everyone’s aware of the support team Detailed emails with screenshots Voicemails – leave voicemails, inbox is checked constantly No voicemail, no return call, no help
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Pre-Start Conversations
Lump Sum items How will they be paid? Over how much time IE: Type B Concrete Removals
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Pre-Start Conversations
Reconciliation schedules How often to reconcile Recommended weekly
Habits to form Daily reviews of tasks Weekly reconciliations – postings and DWRs (for long-term T&Ms) Always linking records to enhance traceability If someone’s not noticing a task, inform them, don’t just say nothing
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Pre-Start Conversations
Claim responses You may want to run your final response to a field level claim by the
CSA prior to submitting in WBCMS
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Pre-Start Conversations
No unnecessary PH-CC forms! Don’t’ duplicate efforts when not necessary Use Item Postings to track work, not spreadsheets Understand the digital signature is equivalent to anything on paper With exception to Consent to Audit forms, waste disposal sign-
offs, etc.
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Pre-Start Conversations
Document structure Assess the submissions and various documents that will be stored Establish a folder structure with CSA and contractor Specialized contracts likely to have more need for Documets
subfolders
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Pre-Start Conversations
Nightwork Diaries? When to do diaries Depends on duration of nightwork Project specific
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Pre-Start Conversations
RFQs – discuss how to pay Hourlies uploaded to invoice
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Pre-Start Conversations
CP Change Orders Change Orders enacting changes proposed in Change Proposals will
retain the DOA approval obtained for the CP Therefore CO linked to CP will not circulate internally prior to issuance Ensure CA discusses proper methods of payment, type, items, etc. with
CSA prior to issuance
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Pre-Start Conversations - FEEDBACK
Any advice for peers on tips, tricks or habits to establish on the outset ?
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Break
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Consent to Sublet
Overview – CA Firms
Consent to Sublet
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Amended by the NSSP to mean “Consent to Sublet record”
Consent to Sublet
Must be approved prior to the commencement of any of the work being sublet
Is based on the Tender Value Must be created, submitted and approved subsequently Each Consent to Sublet record must be created, submit and approved
by CA before the next one can be created and submitted It is based on the result of the previous calculation, therefore previous
Consent to Sublet record must be completed first
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Consent to Sublet
As the Subcontractor has no obligation nor appropriate role within WBCMS, a scanned, signed document remains the only way to obtain legal proof of their consent Consent to Audit (PH-CC-762) must still be signed by subcontractor
and attached to Consent to Sublet record
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Consent to Sublet
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Consent to Sublet
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Consent to Sublet
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Consent to Sublet
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This has been submitted to CA and is pending approval The next Consent to Sublet cannot be submitted until this one is
complete
Consent to Sublet
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This has been submitted to CA and is pending approval The next Consent to Sublet cannot be submitted until this one is
complete
Consent to Sublet
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This has been submitted to CA and is pending approval The next Consent to Sublet cannot be submitted until this one is
complete
Consent to Sublet
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This has been submitted to CA and is pending approval The next Consent to Sublet cannot be submitted until this one is
complete
Consent to Sublet
If a Consent to Sublet record is submitted and found deficient, CA will push back to contractor for “More Information”
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Inspection Diaries
Overview – CA Firms
Diaries
WBCMS Diary Records are digital diary logs Replaces traditional paper diaries All the same information is to be recorded Documentation expectations remain Documentation of Work, CAITM Tasks and inspection duties streamlined
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Save button Saves record in Draft Until a record is submitted, it is not part of the contract and has not
been “signed” As long as record is in draft, it is always editable Save early, save often!
Diaries
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Two main sections Inspector’s Diary
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Two main sections Inspector’s Diary Inspection Log
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Inspection Log tab CAITM Tasks and Subtasks Milestones Inspection task and frequency prompts
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Access to Bituminous grid from any other diary type Allows quick access to make bituminous-related entries
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Action button Is legally your signature May also be: “Reviewed” “Submit” “Acknowledge” “Accept”
Diaries
Diaries
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Keyword Search and Filter functions ease navigation
Diaries
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Many types of diary records Ability to link and reference other records
within WBCMS Each heading is an area under which
multiple entries should go ie: Weather heading should have multiple weather observations
Diaries
Inspection Logs record inspection tasks performed on specific items/operations according to CAITM requirements
Presented task options are based on specific items
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Diaries
Records linked to diary record appear as hyperlinks Allows for easy viewing Eases auditing functions Records elsewhere linked to diary will also show the diary link – complete
interconnectedness
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Diaries
Expectations:
One diary per inspector, per operation, per day If two inspectors inspecting one operation, two
diary records Diaries are created each day, saved in draft, and
updated throughout the day, saving in draft each time Records are to be completed and linked to other
pertinent records whenever possible Multiple data entries made throughout the day –
not one all-encompassing entry at the end of the day
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A thorough and complete diary record
First record created each day, last record submitted each day
Comprised of three tabs
Locks at midnight every day
Links other records into it
Exercise
Create a diary record, make a Weather and Notes entry, save in DRAFT.
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INCs & RFCs
Overview – CA Firms
INCs & RFCs
Formal method of contractual communication Virtually all contractual communication should be through INC/RFC Can prompt Change Orders, Claims, Work Directives, etc. The more communication, the clearer the information
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INCs & RFCs
Formal method of contractual communication Virtually all contractual communication should be through INC/RFC Can prompt Change Orders, Claims, Work Directives, etc. The more communication, the clearer the information
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INCs & RFCs
Formal method of contractual communication Virtually all contractual communication should be through INC/RFC Can prompt Change Orders, Claims, Work Directives, etc. The more communication, the clearer the information
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INCs & RFCs
Formal method of contractual communication Virtually all contractual communication should be through INC/RFC Can prompt Change Orders, Claims, Work Directives, etc. The more communication, the clearer the information
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Amended by the NSSP to mean “Request for Clarification record”
INCs & RFCs
INCs can be associated with other pertinent records, such as: Change Orders Extension of Time Request Non-conformance Report RFCs
RFCs and INCs surrounding a specific issue should be linked
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INCs & RFCs
An RFC is a record of a question Each workflow action is date stamped Absolutely no PH-CC-709 or PH-CC-750 paper forms are required No signed INC/RFC is required The paper copies have been transcribed to digital equivalents Your legal signature is tied to your digital login user id Therefore any record, including an RFC, is signed the minute it is
“Submitted” by the user Can always call the WBCMS Team directly with any questions
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INCs & RFCs
RFCs can also be associated with pertinent records or items
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INCs & RFCs
RFCs can also be associated with pertinent records or items Initial Notice option built into the Final Response action options for
Contractor
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INCs & RFCs
Exporting RFCs for internal review Users can export RFCs to PDF to be circulated internally and to designers
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INCs & RFCs
Exporting RFCs for internal review Users can export RFCs to PDF to be circulated internally and to designers
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INCs & RFCs
Exporting RFCs for internal review Users can export RFCs to PDF to be circulated internally and to designers
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INCs & RFCs
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INCs & RFCs
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Questions?
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Exercise - Walkthrough
Contractor submit an RFC CA create an INC in response, linking it to the RFC Respond to RFC
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Item Postings
Overview – CA Firms
Item Postings
Used to record quantities against contract items Organize an item’s total quantity into subcodes
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Item Postings
Postings are done by both CA and contractor Reconciled regularly to support payment Postings are contractor-driven Like Diaries, postings may be created, saved in draft, and updated
throughout the day They are a living, dynamic entity that changes and grows throughout
the day, as work is done It is not done all at once, at the end of the day
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Item Postings
Payments are not made at subcode level Only at item level
Adjustments are not made at subcode level Only at item level Tracked by subcodes Diaries and change orders reference adjusted subcodes PQP change orders adjusting subcode quantities to match as-
constructed are not necessary
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Item Postings
Reconciliation process aligns CA and contractor quantities with true, as-constructed figures
Mutual record workflow with input and acknowledgement from both parties
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Item Postings
Quantities posted against sub-codes Subcodes can be overrun, underrun, or posted against more than once Postings can be done retroactively to correct erroneous or omitted
postings
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Item Postings
Postings are a record of both parties’ opinion and observation of how the work was performed and to what degree
If disagreements in quantities occur, record contentious quantities – do not reconcile outside of the system If a disagreement exists at the time, a record of it must be in the
system for resolution purposes down the line With no record or timelines in the system, the disagreement never
happened.
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Item Postings
Postings must be reviewed by RRA Should be linked to the diary record of the day that work was performed
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Item Postings
If Item Postings done daily, and reconciled on a regular basis (weekly), Invoicing is a simple, 2-step administrative practice Contractor generates Invoice, pulling all reconciled tender items Invoice gathers all completed but outstanding Change Orders to be
paid All OPAs Incentives/Disincentives
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Item Postings
Recent Improvements!
Invoice can be sent back in the workflow at any point during internal approval process, up to Head, Contract Services
Invoices can be viewed (read-only) by all internal roles
Streamlining approval process allows for quicker payments, while simultaneously supporting a far more detailed owner records system.
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Exercise
Contractor create an item posting record CA create an item posting record CA generate Reconciliation – Item Posting record Contractor Acknowledge the Reconciliation Invoice
CA: Refer back to the diary record from previous exercise Link item posting Make another weather/note entry Safe, leave in Draft
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*Both Contractor and CA roles do a posting, only CAs link to Diary
Lunch
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Lunch
Morning Recap
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Change Proposals
Overview – CA Firms
Change Proposals
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GC 3.11.02 Sharing of Cost Savings
.01 The Contractor may propose cost-reducing Change Proposals after Contract award and gain a financial reward by receiving 50% of the savings resulting from a Change Proposal. If a Change Proposal is acceptable to the Owner, as determined by an Owner Change Proposal review team, the Contractor shall:
a) Be reimbursed 100% for the agreed upon design/redesign cost as agreed upon at acceptance by the Owner in principle of a Change Proposal, and
b) Receive payment of 50% of the net construction cost savings, as detailed in clause GC 3.11.05, Accepted Change Proposal Payment, resulting after preliminary design development at the Contractor's cost.
Items a) and b) are in addition to payment for the tendered cost for construction of a Change Proposal.
Change Proposals
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GC 3.11.02 Sharing of Cost Savings
.01 The Contractor may propose cost-reducing Change Proposals after Contract award and gain a financial reward by receiving 50% of the savings resulting from a Change Proposal. If a Change Proposal is acceptable to the Owner, as determined by an Owner Change Proposal review team, the Contractor shall:
a) Be reimbursed 100% for the agreed upon design/redesign cost as agreed upon at acceptance by the Owner in principle of a Change Proposal, and
b) Receive payment of 50% of the net construction cost savings, as detailed in clause GC 3.11.05, Accepted Change Proposal Payment, resulting after preliminary design development at the Contractor's cost.
Items a) and b) are in addition to payment for the tendered cost for construction of a Change Proposal.
Change Proposals
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GC 3.11.02 Sharing of Cost Savings
.01 The Contractor may propose cost-reducing Change Proposals after Contract award and gain a financial reward by receiving 50% of the savings resulting from a Change Proposal. If a Change Proposal is acceptable to the Owner, as determined by an Owner Change Proposal review team, the Contractor shall:
a) Be reimbursed 100% for the agreed upon design/redesign cost as agreed upon at acceptance by the Owner in principle of a Change Proposal, and
b) Receive payment of 50% of the net construction cost savings, as detailed in clause GC 3.11.05, Accepted Change Proposal Payment, resulting after preliminary design development at the Contractor's cost.
Items a) and b) are in addition to payment for the tendered cost for construction of a Change Proposal.
Change Proposals
Attachment upload with proposal information required Use PH-CC-828 as template and upload
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Change Proposals
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Change Proposals
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Change Proposals
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= 50% total savings resulting from Change
Change Proposals
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Change Proposals
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Change Proposals
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= 50% total savings resulting from Change
Change Proposals
If proposal is denied at any time, the Record is complete If a revision is to be made to a submission that has been rejected, a
new Change Proposal must be created and submitted Change Proposals can be linked to pertinent Change Orders For payments and auditing Multiple methods of payment
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Exercise
Create and submit a Change Proposal Remove a small quantity from a tender item Introduce new item with negotiated price
CA reviews and accepts change Complete Change Proposal Workflow
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*For time’s sake, please keep change within $14,999.99 DOA
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Change Orders
Overview – CA Firms
Change Orders
Same process and policies First, Change is identified, agreed upon and Change Order
issued, then Price agreement
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Change Orders
All change order processes in WBCMS follow same principal:
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“here’s what I (CA) think the change is”
“here’s what I (Contractor) think the change is”
The CA says “this is the final, agreed upon change”
The Contractor acknowledges it as “this is the final number we agreed to”
Change Orders
All change order processes in WBCMS follow same principal:
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“here’s what I (CA) think the change is”
“here’s what I (Contractor) think the change is”
The CA says “this is the final, agreed upon change”
The Contractor acknowledges it as “this is the final number we agreed to”
Change Orders
All change order processes in WBCMS follow same principal:
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“here’s what I (CA) think the change is”
“here’s what I (Contractor) think the change is”
The CA says “this is the final, agreed upon change”
The Contractor acknowledges it as “this is the final number we agreed to”
Change Orders
All change order processes in WBCMS follow same principal:
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“here’s what I (CA) think the change is”
“here’s what I (Contractor) think the change is”
The CA says “this is the final, agreed upon change”
The Contractor acknowledges it as “this is the final number we agreed to”
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“Get SP Estimate” means Initial estimate has been made to attain DOA approval Contractor’s estimate has been submitted, reviewed and negotiated Final estimate is prepared and DOA is re-attained, if necessary CA is signing their signature And requesting the Contractor’s acknowledgement (signature) to agree to
the contract change
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The Change Order has now been signed between both parties Second portion of the process: Price Agreement
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EOT should typically always be allowed, as there are few circumstances this would be known and agreed to this early
All EOTs must be considered and reviewed, and may only be approved or denied by RCE
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DWRs Function same as Item Postings
Both parties post CA reconciles Contractor pulls reconciliation into payment (T&M Summary)
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DWRs Function same as Item Postings
Both parties post CA reconciles Contractor pulls reconciliation into payment (T&M Summary)
Exercise
Create a Change Order to address changes in contract scope from the previous exercise (creating a Change Proposal) All on one change order Pay the savings only to contractor by lump sum
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*For time’s sake, please keep change within $14,999.99 DOA
Break
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Corroborating Payments
Overview – CA Firms
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Invoices are generated by the system, only when prompted by contractor Contractor has very little input or manipulation once invoice stage is met
All invoice data is determined elsewhere in the system
If a tender item is missing, it was missed in the Item Postings and the Reconciliation – Item Postings
If a change order is missing, it may not yet be Approved, or may not apply to this payment
If an OPA is missing, it may not be for a date within that of the range of the invoice being submitted
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Invoices are generated by the system, only when prompted by contractor Contractor has very little input or manipulation once invoice stage is met
All invoice data is determined elsewhere in the system
If a tender item is missing, it was missed in the Item Postings and the Reconciliation – Item Postings
If a change order is missing, it may not yet be Approved, or may not apply to this payment
If an OPA is missing, it may not be for a date within that of the range of the invoice being submitted
Almost all issues/discrepancies with Invoices are solved elsewhere in the system
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Item Postings are submitted daily, by both CA and contractor This is where the contractor’s opinion of what he’s constructed is first known
and recorded in the system If there’s a discrepancy, the record of it will date right back to that of the day
it was constructed – it won’t be noticed weeks later
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Item Postings are submitted daily, by both CA and contractor This is where the contractor’s opinion of what he’s constructed is first known
and recorded in the system If there’s a discrepancy, the record of it will date right back to that of the day
it was constructed – it won’t be noticed weeks later Item Postings are reconciled weekly
This is where disagreements in quantities become known and are reconciled
True numbers are determined and reconciled It is at this time that the CA and contractor workout the true, as-
constructed numbers. It is at the end of this reconciliation that the contractor knows if they’re going to be paid what they feel they’re owed
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Item Postings are submitted daily, by both CA and contractor This is where the contractor’s opinion of what he’s constructed is first known
and recorded in the system If there’s a discrepancy, the record of it will date right back to that of the day
it was constructed – it won’t be noticed weeks later Item Postings are reconciled weekly
This is where disagreements in quantities become known and are reconciled
True numbers are determined and reconciled It is at this time that the CA and contractor workout the true, as-
constructed numbers. It is at the end of this reconciliation that the contractor knows if they’re going to be paid what they feel they’re owed
An Invoice will only EVER pull in Reconciled Item Postings into it
***Note: it is at this time, well before invoicing, that the contractor is made aware of a disputed quantity for which they will not be paid what they feel they’re owed.
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The system aggregates all the data associated to an invoice in the background Therefore, when reconciling a submitted invoice as a CSA
Change Orders must be verified separately, under Change Orders, and do not accompany the Invoice record directly (only linked/referenced)
OPAs are kept elsewhere in the Payments folder, and are reviewed by CSA there OPAs should always have all required supporting documentation
accompanying it (overrun summaries, fuel adjustment calculations, ERS calculations and complete spreadsheets). If an OPA doesn’t have supporting documentation, it should not be processed in the invoice
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If there is a complex issue, have your CA accompany the Invoice with an attachment explain the issue
“the following records should be considered in reconciling this payment, and relate to the incident ______ which spurred _____”
Even though all the data is there, in the system, available for review by the CSA, the CA can still help the CSA identify all the key information required to substantiate a payment This all only lends aid to expedite the payment process, for both contractors
and CAs
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Reconciliation – Item Postings records have a unique tool available to CAs and CSAs
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Reconciliation – Item Postings records have a unique tool available to CAs and CSAs
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Within a Reconciliation – Item Postings record, CSAs and CAs can export to excel a summary of every single Item Posting that comprises that Reconciliation, from both the CA and contractor
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This shows the date of every single Item Posting, Item, Sub-Code, Quantity Posted, AND the associated remarks along with each one.
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This shows the date of every single Item Posting, Item, Sub-Code, Quantity Posted, AND the associated remarks along with each one.
Note the Item Posting Record ID
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If something seems off, the CSA can then review that Item Posting record Can also derive the date of posting, and therefore the Diary, to review the diary
and determine what happened that day In review of the diary, if all data is linked in accordingly, a picture is soon painted
of what happened that day, surrounding any given situation or item When CAs link Item Postings records into Diary records, the system
automatically backfills the Item Postings record with the Diary record ID, so they are linked to each other, not just one direction.
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CSA can refer to the Tender Items section under Contract Setup to detail all sub-codes, including quantity adjustments, to each item
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Changes manifest through sub-codes, which are reflected in the Tender Items grid
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Changes manifest through sub-codes, which are reflected in the Tender Items grid
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All sections of the invoice can be validated in elsewhere in the project tree
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All sections of the invoice can be validated in elsewhere in the project tree
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All sections of the invoice can be validated in elsewhere in the project tree
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All sections of the invoice can be validated in elsewhere in the project tree
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CSA can also refer to the Cost Sheet under Tender Items
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Provides running totals of job, including approved changes, and remaining quantities percentages
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Exportable to Excel or PDF
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Percent running totals
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Invoices Previous: only the last invoice
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Invoices Previous: only the last invoice This Period: the invoice currently being submitted for approval
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Invoices Previous: only the last invoice This Period: the invoice currently being submitted for approval To Date: all approved and processed payments to date only
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If the invoice currently submitted is #13… Previous is Invoice 12 only
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If the invoice currently submitted is #13… This Period is Invoice 13 only
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If the invoice currently submitted is #13… To Date is Invoices 1-12 only
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Substantial Performance & Completion Process
Overview – CA Firms
Substantial/Completion
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Project in construction phase Contractor applies for substantial CA reviews application, submits to CSA CSA reviews, submits to ACE ACE approves CA can now issue Certificate of Substantial Performance Certificate goes to CSA CSA submits to ACE ACE approves
Contractor then takes the certificate, prints out, and posts to DCN. The proof of posting is then uploaded to the Substantial Certificate, along with the date of publication
Record is now complete
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CSA goes to contract view, edit contract, and move to substantial performance stage
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Contractor can now create and submit Completion Application CA reviews and submits to CSA CSA reviews and submits to ACE ACE reviews and submits to Manager, Operations Manager, Operations approves application. Record complete
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CA can then create the completion certificate and submit to CSA for approval CSA reviews and submits to ACE ACE approves certificate, which goes back to CA Contractor acknowledges certificate
CA has this ability, as well
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Either CA or Head, Contract Services can now move project from Substantial Performance stage, to Completion (assuming all other records are completed, ie: Turnover Agreement)
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Testing Records
Overview – CA Firms
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Contractor initiates record If required by special circumstance, CA Inspector role ONLY can initiate
Testing records This first step in the workflow equates to the old carbon copy slips which
previously accompanied samples
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Samples Everything associated with that sample remains with the original record
Results Referee administration Bonus/penalty ERS adjustments
Chain of custody very important – WBCMS actions must mirror custody in reality Secure Traceable Timely
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Refer to FAQs SSPs detail Lab Standards and Test
Name Find LS# or Test Name in FAQs for Test
Code
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Refer to FAQs SSPs detail Lab Standards and Test
Name Find LS# or Test Name in FAQs for Test
Code
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Refer to FAQs SSPs detail Lab Standards and Test
Name Find LS# or Test Name in FAQs for Test
Code
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Refer to FAQs SSPs detail Lab Standards and Test
Name Find LS# or Test Name in FAQs for Test
Code
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Refer to FAQs SSPs detail Lab Standards and Test
Name Find LS# or Test Name in FAQs for Test
Code
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Refer to FAQs SSPs detail Lab Standards and Test
Name Find LS# or Test Name in FAQs for Test
Code
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Refer to FAQs SSPs detail Lab Standards and Test
Name Find LS# or Test Name in FAQs for Test
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Claims
Overview – CA Firms
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Starts with the RFC, and its subsequent Final response
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Starts with the RFC, and its subsequent Final response Recall the available radio button options to contractor upon Final Response
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Starts with the RFC, and its subsequent Final response Recall the available radio button options to contractor upon Final Response
This cues contractor’s 15 days to submit A-N through formal claim This is done separately, under the Claims record
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Extension of Time Claims System currently does not allow Initial Notice of Claim function on EOT
Responses Therefore, contractor must submit RFC based on “Disagreement with the
response to an extension to contract time request.”
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Extension of Time Claims The Final Response to that RFC allows the contractor to submit Initial
Notice to Claim Contractor links the EOT in question in the record
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Extension of Time Claims The Final Response to that RFC allows the contractor to submit Initial
Notice to Claim Contractor links the EOT in question in the record Ensure CA responds to RFC quickly, disallowing the artificial extension of
time allotted to the contractor to compile their claim upon submitting their Initial Notice
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The claim must immediately link either and RFC or a Change Order in order to be submitted
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The claim must immediately link either and RFC or a Change Order in order to be submitted
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Additional records pertaining to the claim can be added/linked
Complete claims package is uploaded to the record
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The complete claims package (A-N) is still uploaded and attached to the claim record. The digital WBCMS record serves two purposes: Administers the claim throughout its various stages, and tracking timelines,
actions, comments, decisions, etc., and Stores all pertinent information regarding the claim that is initially submitted
Like the Change Proposal record, a claim could consist of conceivably anything, therefore the details of the claim are left as uploaded attachments
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CAs can not see HO Claims
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Exercise
Return to your Diary record, stored in DRAFT Add a note, making reference to the Change Order and Change Proposal
just completed and that the subcode for said Change Order has been completed and
posted Add a separate note detailing the Reconciliation and Invoice just
submitted Record the weather Save in DRAFT
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Wrap-up
Overview – CA Firms
Wrap Up - User Guides
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New guides being developed and posted
Wrap Up - User Guides
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New FAQs being developed and posted
Wrap Up - User Guides
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System improvements being made regularly User-driven changes
Wrap Up - Review
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Training Performance Assessments! Please be detailed and critical
Wrap Up - Contact Us
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Thank You
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Thank you for your time and patience, and good luck moving forward