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DELIVERABLES EXPECTED a) Generate reports as mentioned in this Contract which includes but not limited to the following: i. Service Level Agreement (SLA) performance report; ii. Monthly progress report; iii. Reports mentioned in Section 1.8 of the Schedule F to this Contract; iv. Data Privacy Audit report at least once every year; v. Provide status reports to utility on the AMI Project, problems that arise with the installed AMI system (if any) including any cyber security related issues and corrective action taken by AMISP for the same. b) Operation and maintenance guidelines; c) Updated Exit Management Plan.
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DELIVERABLES EXPECTED a) Submit a checklist of all documents on which approvals from utility or other agencies may be required; b) Consumer engagement plan; c) Detailed Project Implementation Plan including verification of all integrations with external systems as mentioned in this Contract and delineated in the approach paper created for the purpose d) Exit Management Plan e) The AMISP shall prepare document/ drawings to indicate the following: i. Tentative location of devices/equipment for setting up communication network with power plan; ii. Confirmation of adequacy of space and AC power supply requirements; iii. Identify all additional items required for interconnection with the existing/owner provided equipment/facilities; iv. Requirement of modification to existing earthing arrangement of net NOMC and locations where communication equipment / devices etc. are to be installed, if any.
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DELIVERABLES EXPECTED. Ensure the implementation of new AMI system as per the agreed Project Implementation Plan; Type test reports and associated document as per Section 4 of the Schedule F to this Contract; Updated consumer indexing as per the implemented AMI system; Monthly progress report briefing the status of installation of meters and key challenges faced if any.
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