PMO - Project Plan
PMO - Project Plan
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Project Plan
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Table of Contents
1.1 Phases
List each project phase in the following table. Provide a description of each phase and sequence the
phases, by assigning a phase number (i.e. 1, 2, 3 etc.).
1.2 Activities
List each project activity in the following table, describe the activity and identify the sequencing order
where appropriate.
1.3 Tasks
List each project task in the following table, describe the task and identify the sequencing order
where appropriate.
1.4 Milestones
List each project milestone in the following table, describe the milestone and record the date on
which it is likely to occur.
1.5 Effort
Identify the human resources required to accomplish each task, by completing the following table
below.
2 Project Plan
2.1 Schedule
Create a detailed project schedule by listing the phases, activities and tasks required to complete the
project, as well as the dependencies, sequencing and resources involved. A summarized example
follows:
2.2 Dependencies
Explicitly state any key dependencies in the Project Schedule in the following table.
2.3 Assumptions
2.4 Constraints
3 Appendix
Attach any documentation you believe is relevant to the Project Plan. For example:
● Detailed Project Schedule (listing all project phases, activities and tasks)
● Other documentation (Business Case, Feasibility Study, Project Charter)
● Other relevant information or correspondence
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1 RESOURCE LISTING 2
1.1 LABOR 2
1.2 EQUIPMENT 2
1.3 MATERIALS 2
2 RESOURCE PLAN 4
2.1 SCHEDULE 4
2.2 ASSUMPTIONS 6
2.3 CONSTRAINTS 6
3 APPENDIX 6
1 Resource Listing
List all the labour, equipment and materials required to undertake the project.
1.1 Labor
List all the roles required to undertake the project. Identify the number of people required to fill each
role within the project. Describe the responsibilities and skills needed to undertake each role
successfully. Also specify the timeframe during which the role will exist.
1.2 Equipment
List each item of equipment required to undertake the project. Quantify the amount of each item
needed. Describe the purpose and specifications of each item. Also specify the timeframe for which
the equipment will be required.
1.3 Materials
List each item of material required to undertake the project. Quantify the amount of each item
needed. Also specify the timeframe for which the materials will be required.
2 Resource Plan
2.1 Schedule
Create a detailed list of the labour, equipment, materials and any other resources needed to undertake the project. Then identify the cost amount of each
resource required, according to the periods it will be needed.
Month
Resource Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Total
Labor $/£/€
● Labor Type / other
currency
Equipment
● Equipment Type
Materials
● Material Type
Total
2.2 Assumptions
2.3 Constraints
3 Appendix
Attach any documentation you believe is relevant to the Resource Plan, such as:
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Table of Contents
1 FINANCIAL EXPENSES 2
1.1 LABOR 2
1.2 EQUIPMENT 2
1.3 MATERIALS 2
1.4 SUPPLIERS 3
1.5 ADMINISTRATION 3
1.6 OTHER 3
2 FINANCIAL PLAN 4
2.1 SCHEDULE 4
2.2 ASSUMPTIONS 6
2.3 CONSTRAINTS 6
3 FINANCIAL PROCESS 6
3.1 ACTIVITIES 6
3.2 ROLES 6
3.3 DOCUMENTS 6
4 APPENDIX 6
1 Financial Expenses
List all the labor, equipment, materials, supplier, administrative and other expenses required to
undertake the project.
1.1 Labor
List the roles involved in undertaking the project and quantify the unit cost of each resource required
to fill that role in the following table:
1.2 Equipment
List the equipment required to undertake the project and quantify the unit cost of each item of
equipment, within the following table:
1.3 Materials
List the materials required to undertake the project, and quantify the unit cost of each item of
equipment in the following table:
1.4 Suppliers
List the deliverables to be sourced from external suppliers to the project and quantify the unit cost of
each deliverable required in the following table:
1.5 Administration
List any administration costs involved in undertaking the project in the following table:
1.6 Other
List any other costs involved in undertaking the project in the following table:
2 Financial Plan
2.1 Schedule
Create a detailed Financial Schedule, which will allow the Project Manager to calculate the total expense involved in undertaking the project. As an example,
we have provided a monthly view of a Financial Schedule below:
Month
Expense Type Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Total
Labor $/£/€
● Expense type other
currency
Equipment
● Expense type
Materials
● Expense type
Suppliers
● Expense type
Administration©
● Expense type
Other
● Expense type
Total
2.2 Assumptions
2.3 Constraints
3 Financial Process
Describe the process for monitoring and controlling costs within the project. See the MPMM™ Cost
Management Process for a complete example.
3.1 Activities
List the activities required to monitor and control costs within the project.
3.2 Roles
List the roles and responsibilities involved with monitoring and controlling costs within the project.
3.3 Documents
List the documents used to monitor and control costs within the project.
4 Appendix
Attach any documentation you believe is relevant to the Financial Plan, such as:
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Table of Contents
1 RISK IDENTIFICATION 1
1.1 CATEGORIES 1
1.2 RISKS 1
2 RISK QUANTIFICATION 1
2.1 LIKELIHOOD 1
2.2 IMPACT 2
2.3 PRIORITY 2
3 RISK PLAN 2
3.1 SCHEDULE 2
3.2 ASSUMPTIONS 3
3.3 CONSTRAINTS 3
4 RISK PROCESS 3
4.1 ACTIVITIES 3
4.2 ROLES 3
4.3 DOCUMENTS 3
5 APPENDIX 3
1 Risk Identification
Document the potential risks involved with undertaking the project by identifying each of the risk
categories and listing the potential risks within each category.
1.1 Categories
List each of the categories of risk which are relevant to your particular project.
1.2 Risks
For each category, list the risks likely to affect the project’s ability to achieve the stated objectives, by
completing the following table. Assign a unique identification (ID) number to each risk for later
reference in this document.
2 Risk Quantification
Identify the Priority of each risk by determining its Likelihood and its Impact on the project should it
eventuate.
2.1 Likelihood
To rate the Likelihood of each risk, create a scoring system using the table below:
2.2 Impact
To rate the Impact of each risk should it occur, create a scoring system using the table below:
2.3 Priority
Use the following table to assign the Likelihood and Impact scores for each risk. The Priority Score
may be calculated as the average of the Likelihood and Impact scores.
If you have identified more than 20 key project risks, the Priority Rating column will help you assign a
each risk’s Priority Score a text description and colour code, so you can quickly identify high priority
risks to be addressed.
3 Risk Plan
Plan the mitigation of each project risk by completing the following schedule.
3.1 Schedule
Use the following table to identify the preventative and contingent actions required to reduce the
level of overall risk to the project.
3.2 Assumptions
3.3 Constraints
4 Risk Process
Describe the process for monitoring and controlling the level of risk within the project.
4.1 Activities
4.2 Roles
List the roles and responsibilities required to manage risk within the project.
4.3 Documents
5 Appendix
Attach any documentation you believe is relevant to this Risk Plan, such as:
● Other project documentation (Business Case, Feasibility Study, Project Charter, Project Plan,
Resource Plan, Financial Plan, Quality Plan)
● Organizational Risk Management Policies, Standards, Guidelines or Procedures
● Risk documentation from other related projects
● Other relevant information or correspondence
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1 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 3
1.1 MILESTONES 3
1.2 CRITERIA 3
2 ACCEPTANCE PLAN 3
2.1 SCHEDULE 3
2.2 ASSUMPTIONS 4
2.3 CONSTRAINTS 4
3 ACCEPTANCE PROCESS 4
3.1 ACTIVITIES 4
3.2 ROLES 4
3.3 DOCUMENTS 4
4 APPENDIX 4
1 Acceptance Criteria
1.1 Milestones
List the milestones that will trigger the need to undertake an Acceptance Test to gain the customer’s
acceptance of deliverables completed by the project.
1.2 Criteria
For each acceptance milestone identified, list the criteria and standards that must be met for the
customer to accept deliverables completed by the project.
2 Acceptance Plan
2.1 Schedule
Schedule the reviews you will need to undertake to ensure that the deliverables produced by the
project meet the criteria and standards specified by the customer.
2.2 Assumptions
2.3 Constraints
3 Acceptance Process
Describe the process by which you will gain customer acceptance of completed deliverables. See the
MPMM™ Acceptance Management Process for a complete example.
3.1 Activities
List the activities required to gain customer acceptance within the project.
3.2 Roles
List the roles and responsibilities required to gain customer acceptance within the project.
3.3 Documents
List the documents used to gain customer acceptance within the project.
4 Appendix
Attach any documentation you believe is relevant to the Acceptance Plan. For example:
● Project documentation (e.g. Business Case, Feasibility Study, Project Charter, Project Plan,
Resource Plan, Financial Plan, Quality Plan or Risk Plan)
● Requirements Analysis or Needs Analysis documentation
● Other relevant information or correspondence
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1 COMMUNICATIONS REQUIREMENTS 5
1.1 STAKEHOLDER LIST 5
1.2 STAKEHOLDER REQUIREMENTS 5
2 COMMUNICATIONS PLAN 5
3 COMMUNICATIONS PROCESS 6
3.1 ACTIVITIES 6
3.2 ROLES 6
3.3 DOCUMENTS 6
4 APPENDIX 6
1 Communications Requirements
In this section, you need to list the communications stakeholders and their requirements for project
status information.
Identify all of the stakeholders, inside and outside the project, who require regular information
regarding the status of the project. Then list the role each stakeholder plays in the project.
Describe the information required to keep stakeholders appropriately informed of the progress of the
project throughout the Project Lifecycle.
2 Communications Plan
Schedule a suite of communications activities required to distribute the right information to the right
stakeholders at the right time. Complete the following table to identify the information to be
distributed, the recipient stakeholders, as well as the timeframes and methods of distribution.
Communications Activities
Activity Information Stakeholders Timeframes Methods
ID (what) (who) (when) (how)
List any assumptions and constraints made during this communications planning process.
3 Communications Process
Describe the process for gaining the customer’s acceptance of completed deliverables.
3.1 Activities
3.2 Roles
List the roles and responsibilities involved with communications on the project.
3.3 Documents
4 Appendix
Attach any documentation you believe is relevant to the Communications Plan, such as:
● Newsletters
● General correspondence
● Corporate communications policies, standards and procedures
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Table of Contents
1 PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS 3
1.1 REQUIREMENTS 3
1.2 MARKET RESEARCH 3
2 PROCUREMENT PLAN 3
2.1 SCHEDULE 3
2.2 ASSUMPTIONS 6
2.3 CONSTRAINTS 6
3 TENDER PROCESS 6
3.1 ACTIVITIES 6
3.2 ROLES 6
3.3 DOCUMENTS 6
4 PROCUREMENT PROCESS 6
4.1 ACTIVITIES 6
4.2 ROLES 6
4.3 DOCUMENTS 7
5 APPENDIX 7
1 Procurement Requirements
In this section, document the procurement requirements of the project, and complete market research
to ensure that you can feasibly source the procurement items when required.
1.1 Requirements
Define what you are procuring (or outsourcing). Using the following table, list and describe the
procurement items, which must be procured to help the project team to achieve its objectives; offer
your reasoning for outsourcing these items to external suppliers; and finally, list the quantities
required and the budget available.
Complete research to show that the market includes a range of suppliers and offerings that are able
to meet the procurement needs of the project. To prove that suitable offerings are currently available,
list examples in the following table:
2 Procurement Plan
2.1 Schedule
Create a detailed schedule for the selection of a preferred supplier, delivery of procurement items and
management of the supplier performance, as follows:
2.2 Assumptions
2.3 Constraints
3 Tender Process
Describe the process for short-listing, selecting, and contracting preferred suppliers to the project.
3.1 Activities
List the activities required to select and contract a preferred supplier to the project.
3.2 Roles
List the roles and responsibilities involved with appointment of a preferred supplier to the project
3.3 Documents
4 Procurement Process
Describe the process for receiving, reviewing and accepting procurement items from suppliers on
behalf of the project.
4.1 Activities
List the activities required to receive and accept procurement items from suppliers contracted to the
project.
4.2 Roles
List the roles and responsibilities involved with receiving and accepting procurement items from
suppliers contracted to the project.
4.3 Documents
List the documents used to receive and accept procurement items from suppliers contracted to the
project.
5 Appendix
Attach any documentation you believe is relevant to the Procurement Plan, such as:
● Project documentation (e.g. Business Case, Feasibility Study, Project Charter, Project Plan,
Resource Plan, Financial Plan or Quality Plan)
● Requirements Analysis or Needs Analysis documentation
● Market Research materials
● Other relevant information or correspondence
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1 SELECTION PROCESS 2
1.1 OVERVIEW 2
2 RELEASE RFI 2
2.1 DOCUMENT STATEMENT OF WORK 2
2.2 DOCUMENT REQUEST FOR INFORMATION 2
2.3 RELEASE SUPPLIER DOCUMENTS 3
2.4 RECEIVE AND EVALUATE SUPPLIER RESPONSES 3
2.5 SELECT PROPOSAL SHORTLIST AND NOTIFY SUPPLIERS 3
3 ISSUE RFP 3
3.1 UPDATE STATEMENT OF WORK 3
3.2 DOCUMENT REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL 3
3.3 RELEASE SUPPLIER DOCUMENTS 4
3.4 RECEIVE AND EVALUATE SUPPLIER RESPONSES 4
3.5 SELECT PREFERRED RESPONSE AND NOTIFY SUPPLIERS 4
4 CREATE SUPPLIER CONTRACT 4
4.1 DOCUMENT SUPPLIER CONTRACT 4
4.2 NEGOTIATE SUPPLIER CONTRACT 4
4.3 SIGN SUPPLIER CONTRACT 4
5 SELECTION ROLES 5
5.1 PROCUREMENT MANAGER 5
5.2 PROJECT MANAGER 5
6 SELECTION DOCUMENTS 5
6.1 STATEMENT OF WORK 5
6.2 REQUEST FOR INFORMATION 5
6.3 REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL 5
6.4 SUPPLIER CONTRACT 5
6.5 SELECTION REGISTER 5
1 Selection Process
Document the process for identifying, evaluating and selecting preferred suppliers to the project.
1.1 Overview
Provide an overview of the Selection Process, as depicted by the following diagram:
2 Release RFI
Describe how the SOW will be created, the RFI documented and the supplier documents released to
create a shortlist of potential suppliers to the project.
3 Issue RFP
Identify the process for updating the SOW, documenting the RFP and releasing both documents to the
short-listed suppliers.
5 Selection Roles
In this section, describe the key roles and responsibilities involved in undertaking this selection
process.
6 Selection Documents
In this section, identify the documents that will be used to successfully undertake the selection
process.
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1 INTRODUCTION 2
2 OBJECTIVES 2
3 SCOPE OF WORK 2
4 RESPONSIBILITIES 2
4.1 SUPPLIER RESPONSIBILITIES 2
4.2 PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES 2
5 TERMS OF SUPPLY 3
5.1 ACCEPTANCE TERMS 3
5.2 PAYMENT TERMS 3
5.3 CONFIDENTIALITY 3
5.4 OTHER TERMS 3
1 Introduction
Provide the supplier with a brief summary of your project by describing the objectives, scope,
deliverables and milestones involved.
2 Objectives
Define the objectives for outsourcing the deliverables that are listed within the Scope of Work below.
These objectives define what the project seeks to achieve by outsourcing elements of the project or
solution to an external supplier.
3 Scope of Work
Describe what you are outsourcing, by stating the scope of work to be completed. The scope of work
lists all of the products, services, results and other items that the supplier is required to provide. You
can create a detailed list of these items to be provided by the supplier in the following table. Note: It
is critical that you include as much detail in this table possible.
4 Responsibilities
Identify the responsibilities of the supplier and project team in delivering the above Scope of Work.
Clearly state the responsibilities of the supplier in delivering the above Scope of Work.
Clearly state the responsibilities of the project team in delivering the above Scope of Work.
5 Terms of Supply
While the full list of terms and conditions will be included within the Supplier Contract, it is important
that you state up front any terms that you believe to be critical to the supply process, within this
section.
5.3 Confidentiality
Specify whether or not a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) must be signed by the preferred supplier
to ensure that sensitive project information is handled in a professional and confidential manner. If an
NDA is not required, describe how sensitive project information relating to this tender should be
handled.
List any other terms that must be stated up front, in order for the supplier to be aware of the
conditions under which it must undertake the Scope of Work.
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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION 2
1.1 OVERVIEW 2
1.2 PURPOSE 2
1.3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2
1.4 RECIPIENTS 2
1.5 PROCESS 2
1.6 RULES 2
1.7 QUESTIONS 2
2 COMPANY 2
2.1 OVERVIEW 3
2.2 OFFERING 3
3 APPROACH 3
3.1 METHOD 3
3.2 TIMEFRAMES 3
3.3 PRICING 3
4 OTHER 3
4.1 CONFIDENTIALITY 3
4.2 DOCUMENTATION 3
1 Introduction
This section provides the supplier with an overview of the project, the purpose of the RFI document,
and the process involved in selecting a supplier shortlist.
1.1 Overview
Provide a summary description of the project by listing the relevant project objectives, scope of work,
deliverables and timeframes required to meet the customer’s requirements.
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Acknowledgement
Specify instructions by which potential suppliers are to acknowledge receipt of the RFI.
1.4 Recipients
State the types, categories or general market segment of recipients for the RFI.
1.5 Process
Describe the steps and timeframes involved in undertaking this tender process.
1.6 Rules
Identify any rules that should be adhered to during this tender process.
1.7 Questions
Provide contact information for the project representative who is responsible for answering supplier
questions related to this tender.
2 Company
Specify the information to be provided by the supplier to describe the supplier company and its
solution offerings.
2.1 Overview
List the information to be provided by the supplier as an overview of the supplier company.
2.2 Offering
List in detail the information to be provided by the supplier to describe its company offerings (such as
skills, experience, products, services, training and support).
3 Approach
List the information needed from the supplier to understand its high-level approach to implementing
its offering.
3.1 Method
List the information needed from the supplier to understand its method for delivering its offering to
the project.
3.2 Timeframes
List the information needed to understand the supplier’s lead-times and length of time involved in
delivering its offering.
3.3 Pricing
List the information needed to understand the price of each offering and any other applicable costs,
such as tax, freight, and administration charges.
4 Other
List any other information you will need to provide to potential suppliers regarding the tender
process.
4.1 Confidentiality
List the confidentiality clauses that the supplier must agree to in order to take part in this tender
process.
4.2 Documentation
List any other information you must provide the project team to help it create a supplier shortlist.
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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION 2
1.1 OVERVIEW 2
1.2 PURPOSE 2
1.3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2
1.4 RECIPIENTS 2
1.5 PROCESS 2
1.6 RULES 2
1.7 QUESTIONS 2
2 COMPANY 3
3 SOLUTION 3
4 IMPLEMENTATION 3
5 OTHER INFORMATION 3
5.1 CONFIDENTIALITY 3
5.2 DOCUMENTATION 3
1 Introduction
This section provides a detailed description of the project and the process involved in selecting a
preferred supplier.
1.1 Overview
Provide a detailed description of the project by listing the relevant project objectives, scope of work,
deliverables and timeframes required to meet the customer’s requirements.
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Acknowledgement
Specify instructions by which potential suppliers are to acknowledge receipt of the RFP.
1.4 Recipients
1.5 Process
Describe the steps and timeframes involved in undertaking this tender process.
1.6 Rules
Identify any rules that should be adhered to during this tender process.
1.7 Questions
Provide contact information for the project representative who is responsible for answering supplier
questions related to this tender.
2 Company
Specify the information to be provided by the supplier to present a detailed description of its
company, such as:
3 Solution
Provide the following table to allow the supplier to describe in detail its proposed solution:
4 Implementation
List the information the project team needs in order to have a detailed understanding of the
supplier’s proposed approach to implementing the solution.
5 Other Information
List any other information you will need to provide to potential suppliers regarding the tender
process.
5.1 Confidentiality
List the confidentiality clauses that the supplier must agree to in order to take part in this tender
process.
5.2 Documentation
List any other information you must provide the project team to help it select a preferred supplier.
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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION 2
1.1 PURPOSE 2
1.2 RECIPIENTS 2
1.3 DEFINITIONS 2
2 SCOPE OF WORK 2
2.1 PROCUREMENT ITEMS 2
2.2 DELIVERY SCHEDULE 3
3 RESPONSIBILITIES 3
3.1 SUPPLIER 3
3.2 PROJECT 3
4 PERFORMANCE 3
4.1 REVIEW CRITERIA 3
4.2 REVIEW SCHEDULE 3
4.3 REVIEW PROCESS 3
5 TERMS AND CONDITIONS 3
5.1 PAYMENT 4
5.2 INVOICING 4
5.3 CONFIDENTIALITY 4
5.4 TERMINATION 4
5.5 DISPUTES 4
5.6 INDEMNITY 4
5.7 LAW 4
5.8 AGREEMENT 4
1 Introduction
This section describes the purpose of the contract and provides clear definitions for frequently used
terminology.
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Recipients
Identify the group(s) of suppliers who will receive copies of this Supplier Contract. By signing a copy of
this contract, each recipient formally initiates its obligations under the contract.
1.3 Definitions
Describe the terminology used in this document by completing the following table:
Term Definition
2 Scope of Work
2.1 Procurement Items
The next step is to define what exactly the supplier will provide to the project team. Describe the
scope of work the supplier will undertake by listing the procurement items to be supplied. For
example:
Provide a detailed description of each of these items in the following table (as stated in the SOW):
Next you will create a detailed delivery schedule for the supply of these procurement items.
3 Responsibilities
3.1 Supplier
3.2 Project
4 Performance
Describe how the supplier’s performance will be reviewed on a regular basis in this section.
Supplier performance is typically managed by completing a suite of performance reviews. List the
criteria for reviewing supplier performance in the following table:
Criteria Description
Provide a schedule of reviews to be performed to ensure that the supplier meets its responsibilities
described by this contract.
Describe the process for undertaking the reviews to clarify the responsibilities, timeframes and
activities involved.
5.1 Payment
List the conditions that will trigger a supplier payment, such as the end of the month in which the
procurement items were supplied, or the completion of a major project milestone.
5.2 Invoicing
Describe the process for receiving and approving the payment of supplier invoices, throughout the
project.
5.3 Confidentiality
5.4 Termination
5.5 Disputes
5.6 Indemnity
You may wish to include an indemnity clause, providing either party with legal exemption from
damage, loss or injury caused to the other party.
5.7 Law
5.8 Agreement
Add the following statement, which describes this as the entire agreement between the Supplier and
the project team:
“This contract constitutes the entire contract between both parties and it supersedes all other
contracts, agreements or understandings previously or currently in existence. Only changes
authorized in writing shall constitute a modification to this contract.”
Customer:
Project Name:
Project Manager:
Statement of Work
Request for Information (RFI) Request for Proposal (RFP) Supplier Contract
(SOW)
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Construction Department
Date: 10 Jan 2014
Version: 1.0
Phase Review Form - Planning
Construction |
APPROVAL DETAILS
Supporting Documentation:
[Reference any supporting documentation to provide evidence of the project outcome if required.
Describe the activities and resources involved in completing the review and the review timeframes.]
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