Frequently Asked Question

Consultant Inspection• Question:
Most statements in the ECMS-FAQ's or the Process Control language itself refer the NTP date or some other obscure date as the basis for the 2 week "Substitution" or "relief" provisions of the new Process Control. At the Fall Process Control training meetings, it was said that the 2 week dates would be given as a roll-out plan statement in the ECMS Advertisements, with an actual date as the basis for the 2 week criteria. If no date is given, then the 2 week criteria does not apply. A consultant cannot be held responsible to staff a project with the people in their proposal, if the specific date for staffing is not in the advertisement.

• Answer:
All advertisements are to list the anticipated NTP date for the agreement or project. This date will be used for the 2 week criteria.

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Eric R Felty/PennDOT
on 04/01/2008 at 09:15:54 AM		Booker T Bates/PennDOT
on 02/24/2012 at 10:42:48 AM