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Vendor Date VALU Monthly Project Review (VMPR) Project Name/IN #

Agenda  Executive Summary  Project Overview  Review of Action Items  Contract Status  Initiative Summary Status  Schedule  Task Details  Training Delivery Task – Course Status and Student Status  Rescheduled Courses (with cost impact)  Training Delivery Task – Student Status  Financial Status  Issues  Risks  Lessons Learned 1

Key Task Status: Top Issue/Decisions Needed: Key Upcoming Milestones/Activities/Contract Actions: 2 Executive Summary

3 Project Overview Provide a short description of the project goal GOAL Management Plan POP: Task Order POP: POP Indicate key milestones per Statement of Requirements Key Milestones Vendor PM: Client Agency PM: OPM PM: POCs

#Action ItemOwnerDue DateStatusComments Note: This slide should include the status of all action items from previous VMPRs. Once the action is briefed as closed during the VMPR, it can be removed from this list for the next VMPR. 4 Review of Action Items

Event/DateChange RequestPoP Line Items Affected Status Contract Award 6/1/ /31/111, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7Complete Mod 1 - 8/16/10 Increase funds for surge training – 3 & 4Complete Mod /21/10 Add portal development -5Complete Mod 3 - 2/7/11 Remove Communication Support task -6Complete Mod 4 – 3/4/11No-cost Pop extension3, 4, 5 & 7Submitted Contract Issues: 1) awaiting finalization of which courses will be included 2) invoices over 90 days Requests that have been submitted, but not yet approved should be highlighted using red italics text. 5 See note pages for descriptions of column headings. Contract Status IN #

Task Title (include PoP) Key Deliverable(s) % Task Complete Schedule Status Total Funded Amount Cumulative Planned Expenditures Cumulative Actual/Expen ded Amount Pending Deliverables Received Forms (DFRs) Amount Financial Status TOTAL Schedule Status High likelihood for on-time task completion Potential for delay to task completion (corrective actions have been implemented) Strong likelihood for delayed task completion OR corrective actions have no 6 UPDATED SLIDE New Initiative Summary Status Financial Status Spending is within 5% (+/-) of planned expenditures Spending is between 5% and 10% (+/-) of planned expenditures Spending has exceeded planned expenditures by 10% (+/-) PENDING FURTHER REVIEW New

7 IN# Schedule Please make sure that planned start & finish and actual start & finish dates are included on your schedule Note: Provide MS Project-based summary schedule that displays all major tasks with milestones and deliverables. Provide roll-ups to level 3 or 4, but the schedule should not exceed 1 PowerPoint slide. However, extra schedule slides can be included as back-ups to address particular areas of concern if necessary. (Note: Initial schedule should remain constant – with all future deviations shown from that point)

8 Task Details (1 of 2) (VALU: Jane Doe/Vendor: John Doe) Each task will have its own set of the following information: Task # (Name):  Objectives List the objectives for the task  Execution Plan Indicate how this task will be completed For training vendors only, include the number of planned courses; and if using the same resources, include the number of additional courses that you could conduct.  Dependencies List any dependencies for the task (ex. cross projects, critical path, IT Component, etc)  Assumptions List any assumptions for the task  Resources List any resources that may be needed to complete this task (ex. travel, SPI, etc) Include the names of the VALU and Vendor POCs for each task.

9 Task Details (2 of 2)

Note: (To be completed by training vendors ONLY.) For each training delivery task, provide a graph showing planned vs. actual course delivery for the duration of the PoP similar to the Advance graph shown above. Show Courses rescheduled (only those that resulted in a cost impact),courses planned, actual courses completed, and cancellations. Include the number of new training requests from Learning Leaders per month. 10 Training Delivery Task –Course Status PENDING FURTHER REVIEW Planned vs. Actual

11 Rescheduled Courses (with cost impact) List rescheduled courses since the last review. Course Name Reason for rescheduling Name of facility that made the request Total Cost Note: (To be completed by training vendors ONLY.). Provide details for rescheduled courses that resulted in a cost impact ONLY.

Note: (To be completed by training vendors ONLY.) Optional, but recommended for each training delivery task. Provide metrics for lecture style classes, webinars, keynotes. Provide attendance metrics, if available (i.e., registered, complete, no-shows). 12 Training Delivery Task – Student Status Planned vs. Actual

13 Financial Status Financial Planned vs. Actual ($ thousands) – MM/DD IMPORTANT NOTE: Add footnotes for providing explanations for significant variations in the data shown on the graph. Example: Underburned in March 2010 due to delays in obtaining data from SMEs 1 New PENDING FURTHER REVIEW 1

Note: This table should be a cumulative list of all issues through the current VMPR reporting period. Issues that have been closed should be moved to the end of the list. 14 See note pages for descriptions of column headings. Issues #Task #Issue NameIssue DescriptionProposed Resolution Resolution Date Status 1 Brief descriptive name Clear and concise description of the issue 2 Example: Limited availability of SMEs Conducting interviews with SMEs has not been completed as scheduled due to limited availability of SMEs which will delay the delivery of the quarterly report

15 See note pages for descriptions of column headings Risks #Task #Risk NameRisk Statement Risk Level Proposed Mitigation Strategy Impact Date Status ProbImpact 1 Brief descriptive name Risk Event (“if” statement), Impact (“then” statement) 2 Example: Extended coding duration If developers cannot complete the code by March 5, 2007, then the start of testing and the project itself may be delayed by up to three weeks. 3 Probability LOW (L)1% - 40% - Highly Improbable/Unlikely MED (M) 41% - 60% - Possible HIGH (H)61% - 99% - Probable/Extremely Likely Impact LOW (L)MED (M)HIGH (H) Cost Schedule Minimal schedule slippage Moderate schedule slippage Significant schedule slippage, recovery impossible Performance Note: This table should be a cumulative list of all Risks identified through the current VMPR reporting period.

Note: Should be for the current VMPR reporting period. 16 Lessons Learned  List any lessons learned from the overall project, not task specific.

17 Questions?