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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSOFTWARE LICENSE AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT AMENDMENT #1 WITH TRAPEZE SOFTWARE GROUP INC. DBA TRIPSPARK TECHNOLOGIES SOFTWARE LICENSE AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT AMENDMENT#1 THIS AMENDMENT is made effective this ,19 day of AU.) between: 1. TRAPEZE SOFTWARE GROUP,INC. d.b.a. TripSpar Technologies with its place of business at 5265 Rockwell Dr NE.Cedar Rapids,IA 52402("Trapeze"or"TripSpark");and 2. AUGUSTA,GEORGIA, a political subdivision of the State of Georgia with its principal place of business at 535 Telfair Street,Bldg.,2000 Augusta,Georgia 30901 ("Licensee"). WHEREAS TripSpark and Licensee intend to amend the Software License and Maintenance Agreement made effective (the "Agreement") in order to add eight (8) TripSpark Ranger 4 (Paratransit)hardware units. twenty one(21)TripSpark Ranger 4(Fixed Route)hardware units,twenty one (21)T-Box Annunciator hardware units ("TripSpark Equipment"), twenty nine (29) third party hardware mounts, forty two (42) (one for each bus door) third party APC sensors, twenty one (21) third party in vehicle variable message signs("Third Party Hardware"),TripSpark Mobile(Paratransit),TripSpark XGate (Paratransit), TripSpark XMobile Manager, TripSpark Fast NAV (Paratransit), TripSpark XGate Server License, TripSpark XMobile Manager Server License, TripSpark Streets CAD/AVL, TripSpark Mobility (Fixed Route), TripSpark XGate (Fixed Route), TripSpark XMobile Manager (Fixed Route), TripSpark Headsign Integration, TripSpark MyRide, TripSpark T-Box Annunciator, and TripSpark GFI Integration Software products under the scope of the Agreement. NOW THEREFORE TripSpark and Licensee agree as follows: 1. Amendment to the Agreement (a) The parties agree to the addition of TripSpark Mobile (Paratransit), TripSpark XGate (Paratransit), TripSpark XMobile Manager, TripSpark Fast NAV (Paratransit), TripSpark XGate Server License, TripSpark XMobile Manager Server License, TripSpark Streets CAD/AVL, TripSpark Mobility (Fixed Route), TripSpark XGate (Fixed Route), TripSpark XMobile Manager (Fixed Route), TripSpark Headsign Integration, TripSpark MyRide, TripSpark T-Box Annunciator, and TripSpark GFI Integration Software products to the scope of the Agreement. Exhibit A-1, attached hereto, is therefore added to and incorporated within the terms of the original Exhibit A of the Agreement. (b) The parties agree to add TripSpark Equipment units and Third Party Hardware units to the scope of the Agreement,as identified in Exhibit D-1,attached hereto. (c) The parties agree that the TripSpark Equipment fees, Third Party Hardware fees,TripSpark Mobile (Paratransit), TripSpark XGate (Paratransit), TripSpark XMobile Manager, TripSpark Fast NAV (Paratransit), TripSpark XGate Server License, TripSpark XMobile Manager Server License, TripSpark Streets CAD/AVL, TripSpark Mobility (Fixed Route), TripSpark XGate (Fixed Route), TripSpark XMobile Manager (Fixed Route), TripSpark Headsign Integration, TripSpark MyRide, TripSpark T-Box Annunciator, and TripSpark GFI Integration Software products' license fees, services' fees, shipping fees, and extended warranty fees for TripSpark Equipment shall be due and payable in accordance with Exhibit B-1,attached hereto. (d) The parties agree the definition of "Documentation" shall be expanded to include TripSpark Equipment. (e) The parties agree the implementation services will be executed by TripSpark pursuant to the Statement of Work,attached hereto as Exhibit C-1. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 1 of 32 (f) The parties acknowledge and agree,the TripSpark Equipment may include,but not be limited to, software licensed to TripSpark by: (i) Microsoft®Corporation. (software applicable to the use of the Windows CE base operating system on the Ranger); (ii) HERE MAP,territory-specific geographic/map data consisting of data for the North America Territory; (iii)Telogis,Inc. {GeobaseTM mapping technology software); (iv) Yellowfin International Pty Ltd.("Yellowftn"); (v) Nuance/Loquendo S.p.A.,(Text to Speech Software). (g) The terms and restrictions of TripSpark's software license grants will apply to the use of the third party software identified above and the licensors of such software are third party beneficiaries of the rights granted under those terms. If required, TripSpark shall enter into a separate end-user-license agreement depending on the product(s) procured. TripSpark may only transfer any embedded software product with the TripSpark Equipment in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. (h) The following provisions shall replace Section 4 ("Software Acceptance") of the Agreement, in its entirety and shall govern acceptance of TripSpark Equipment, Third Party Hardware, TripSpark Mobile (Paratransit), TripSpark XGate (Paratransit), TripSpark XMobile Manager, TripSpark Fast NAV (Paratransit), TripSpark XGate Server License, TripSpark XMobile Manager Server License, TripSpark Streets CAD/AVL, TripSpark Mobility (Fixed Route), TripSpark XGate (Fixed Route), TripSpark XMobile Manager (Fixed Route), TripSpark Headsign Integration, TripSpark MyRide, TripSpark T-Box Annunciator, and TripSpark GFI Integration Software products ("System Acceptance"): Upon completing the delivery, installation, and testing of the TripSpark Software and TripSpark Equipment(collectively"the System")on the individual pilot fleet of five(5)fixed route vehicles and five (5) paratransit vehicles as further described under the Statement of Work, attached hereto as Exhibit C-1, TripSpark will notify Licensee in writing TripSpark will notify Licensee in writing. Licensee will then have twenty(20) business days in which to conduct acceptance tests in order to ensure that the System operates in all material respects as specified in the Documentation.At the end of this period, Licensee will be deemed to accept the System unless TripSpark receives prior written notice of defects in the System. Notwithstanding the above, Licensee will be deemed to accept the System when the Licensee puts any part of the System into operational and functional use. The Software will be deemed to be in operational and functional use when the Licensee first uses any part of the System to support its then current operations in any capacity. Upon the deemed acceptance of the System in accordance with this paragraph, Licensee will provide TripSpark with a written acknowledgement to confirm such acceptance. (i) The parties agree the following provisions shall be added to Section 5 of the Agreement,the following provisions shall govern warranty for the TripSpark Equipment units only: TripSpark agrees to repair or replace at its discretion,without charge,any such TripSpark Equipment, which are defective as to design,workmanship or material,and which is returned to TripSpark at its factory,transportation prepaid,provided:(i) notice of the claimed defect is given to TripSpark within ninety(90)calendar days from date of installation of the individual TripSpark Equipment,and the TripSpark Equipment is returned in accordance with TripSpark's instructions;(ii)such TripSpark Equipment shall not be deemed to be defective if,due to exposure to any condition in excess of those published in the product specification,it shall fail to operate in a normal manner;(iii)TripSpark's obligations with respect to such TripSpark Equipment are conditioned upon the proper installation and operation of such TripSpark Equipment by Licensee in accordance with TripSpark's written directions;and(iv)the warranty stated in this section shall be void if such TripSpark Equipment is Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 2 of 32 altered or repair is attempted or made by other than TripSpark or TripSpark's authorized service center.No warranty is provided by TripSpark with respect to the TripSpark Software or any third party licensed,hardware,including Third Party Hardware products. Separate warranties may be available from the third party developer,distributor or publisher. Licensee agrees to pay for all service expenses not covered by this warranty at TripSpark's then current standard service rates. For clarity the remaining provisions of Section 5("Warranty")remain unchanged. (j) The parties agree the following provisions shall be added to the scope of the Agreement, and shall govern TripSpark Equipment maintenance support during warranty and extended warranty periods: For the purposes of this Amendment#1 the following definitions apply: "Rogue Unit": TripSpark Equipment that exhibits a recurring problem subject to the following:(i)the undesired symptom reported is the same for three (3) sequential removals, and (ii) the undesired interval is seven(7)operating days or less; "Turnaround Time": Commences on the date of receipt by TripSpark's Service Center,and continues to the date of shipment back to Licensee: No Fault Found ("NFF") No Trouble Found ("NTF"): TripSpark Equipment which requires no repair, replacement or adjustment by TripSpark in order to return it to a serviceable level in accordance with subsection(iv)below; Commencing upon the delivery of TripSpark Equipment and continuing for the duration of initial warranty period as described in Section (i) hereunder, and subject to purchase of extended warranty by Licensee as outlined in Exhibit B-1, attached hereto, TripSpark agrees to provide the following maintenance and support services: (i) TripSpark will maintain the TripSpark Equipment so that it operates in conformity, in all material respects, with the descriptions and specifications for the TripSpark Equipment set out in the Documentation at the time of this Amendment#1; (ii) TripSpark shall send Licensee mailings regarding any available Updates and Upgrades of the TripSpark Equipment; (iii)TripSpark shall provide phone support to Licensee's authorized callers to assist with troubleshooting of installation,configuration,and operational problems of covered TripSpark Equipment; (iv) Licensee shall send all TripSpark Equipment covered by this Amendment #1 directly to the designated TripSpark Service Center outlined in the Return Materials Authorization("RMA") Request Process, Exhibit E-1, attached hereto. Upon repair, TripSpark shall return the TripSpark Equipment to Licensee's designated receiving facility, or other locations as designated by Licensee's applicable Return Order. Cost of shipping to the designated TripSpark Service Center shall be borne by Licensee. Cost of shipping the repaired TripSpark Equipment to the Licensee's facilities shall be borne by TripSpark unless the TripSpark Equipment is deemed NFF !' NTF. TripSpark Equipment returned for repair under this Amendment #1 and subsequently determined by TripSpark to be NTF or NFF or upon warranty or extended warranty expiry is subject to the Time and Material pricing contained in Summary of Pricing. TripSpark reserves the right to substitute functionally equivalent parts for those parts returned to TripSpark for repair. TripSpark will use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain equally functional equivalent parts. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, should equally functional equivalent parts not be available, Licensee acknowledges and agrees that TripSpark will have no further obligation to support the TripSpark Equipment and Licensee shall be obligated to pay to TripSpark bench fees at the then current TripSpark pricing. The bench fee amount applies to the services performed by TripSpark for testing and assessment of TripSpark Equipment issues whether or not TripSpark Equipment parts are available as described hereunder and whether or not Licensee chooses to replace parts as advised by TripSpark. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 3 of 32 (v) TripSpark will make commercially reasonable efforts to meet a Turnaround Time of thirty (30) calendar days for TripSpark Equipment listed in Exhibit C-1, attached hereto, which is returned to TripSpark in accordance with Exhibit E-1,attached hereto; (vi) TripSpark shall apply special testing and repair to any Rogue Unit at no additional charge to Licensee. Any special testing and repair shall not be subject to the Turnaround Time specified in subsection(v)above;and (vii)TripSpark may issue Service Notifications indicating recommended or mandatory changes to the TripSpark Equipment and Software covered under this Amendment#1. (viii)Prior to delivery to TripSpark of TripSpark Equipment to be repaired,Licensee shall provide TripSpark with a return order,which shall include the following information: (1) Date of performance anomaly; (2) Vehicle Number; (3) Detailed system description of performance anomaly; (4) Type number,part number,and serial number of the TripSpark Equipment; (5) Licensee Return I Repair Order Number;and, (6) Ship To address and Contact Name for return of TripSpark Equipment to Licensee; (k) The parties agree the following provisions shalt be added to the scope of the Agreement: The parties agree that the maintenance services shall not apply to include maintenance of Third Party Equipment, and TripSpark shall be under no obligation to provide any maintenance services to the Licensee with respect to any all third party products,including but not limited to third party software. The parties further agree that the above maintenance services shall not include services which may be required to identify or correct errors, defects or performance issues in the TripSpark Software or the TripSpark Equipment which are caused by the actions or omissions of the Licensee, its employees, contractors or vehicle riders. In the event that TripSpark Equipment and Software is subjected to any of the conditions below by Licensee or any third parties, such TripSpark Equipment and Software shall be excluded from maintenance service coverage. a. TripSpark Equipment or TripSpark Software subjected to carelessness or negligence; b. TripSpark Equipment or TripSpark Software subjected to cannibalization or vandalism; c. TripSpark Equipment or TripSpark Software subjected to alteration or repair in a manner which conflicts with TripSpark's written repair procedures, specifications, and license terms; d. TripSpark Equipment or TripSpark Software subjected to inadequate packing,storage or handling; e. TripSpark Equipment or TripSpark Software subjected to fire, wind, flood, leakage, collapse,lightning, explosion, or other Acts of God, including but not limited to acts of war(declared or undeclared),terrorism,or the public enemy;and f. TripSpark Software altered as a result of third party service bulletins. TripSpark does not represent or warrant that (a) the TripSpark Equipment or TripSpark Software shall meet any or all of Licensee's particular requirements; or (b) the operation of the TripSpark Equipment or TripSpark Software shall be error-free or uninterrupted. For clarity all provision of Section 6 of the Agreement(Software Maintenance)remain unchanged. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze ConfidentialPage 4 of 32 (I) The Agreement as modified by this Amendment#1 constitutes the sole and entire agreement of the parties as to the subject matter set forth and supercedes any previous agreements,understandings,and arrangements between the parties relating to such subject matter. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Amendment #1 to be signed by their duly authorized representatives as of the date above. " \ 11A "e ARE GROUP,INC. AUGUSTA,GEORGIA .. By: /10."14/4,t iAC Name: � cin `IvJtnIAM+•`t kk\)-542//CName: 411-14-1-t;c- L9wt:., Title: �\ O; \f•1O4nts,.. Title: yr Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 5 of 32 EXHIBIT A-1 Software Licenses Item TripSpark Software Application Description Configuration License Date I. TripSpark Mobility Mobile Application for Effective date of this (Paratransit) Paratransit Bus Operators Mobile Based Amendment#1 2. TripSpark XGate Wireless Communication Mobile Based Effective date of this (Paratransit) Module Amendment#1 3. TripSpark Xmobile Over the Air Programming Mobile Based Effective date of this Manager(XMM) Application Amendment#1 (Paratransit) 4. TripSpark FastNAV Mapping Application Turn by Mobile Based Effective date of this (Paratransit) Turn Directions Amendment#1 5. TripSpark XGate Wireless Communication Server Based Effective date of this Server License Module Amendment#1 6. TripSpark XMobile Over the Air Programming Server Based Effective date of this Manager Server Application Amendment#1 License 7. TripSpark Streets Fixed Route CADIAVL Back Office Effective date of this CAD/AVL Amendment#1 8. TripSpark Mobility Mobile Application Mobile Based Effective date of this (Fixed Route) for Fixed Route Bus Operators Amendment#1 9. TripSpark XGate Wireless Communication Mobile Based and Effective date of this (Fixed Route) Back Office Amendment#1 10. TripSpark XMobile Over the Air Programming Mobile Based and Effective date of this Manager(Fixed Application Back Office Amendment#1 Route) 11. TripSpark Headsign Interface to Dynamically Mobile Based Effective date of this Integration Update Headsign Messages Amendment#1 12. TripSpark MyRide MyRide Dynamic Passenger Back Office Effective date of this Information Amendment#1 13. TripSpark T-Box Onboard Announcements Mobile Based Effective date of this Annunciator Amendment#1 14. TripSpark OFI Single Point of Log on Mobile Based Effective date of this Integration Between Ranger and GFI Amendment#1 Note: 1. Licenses are provided for Licensee operations for up to eight(8)paratransit vehicles,up to twenty one (21)fixed route vehicles and two(2)concurrent workstation licenses for Streets. 2. Licenses are provided for Software utilization by Augusta,Georgia. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 6 of 32 Exhibit B-1 1 Product Licenses Services Expenses Hardware Installation Discount Total Ranger 4 Paratransit $22,410 $22,500 $3,000 $20,803 $3,600 ($22,410) $49,903 (TripSpark Equipment,Third Party Equipment Mounts, Mobility,XGate,XMobiie Manager, Fast NAV Software products) Total - Paratransit $49,903 Payment Schedule(Paratransit): Milestone 1: 100%of license fees due upon execution of this Amendment#1 ($0 milestone as licenses were discounted 100%) Milestone 2: 25%of services and expenses due upon delivery of draft Operational Review document Milestone 3:25%of services and expenses due upon installation of Software in Licensee's test environment Milestone 4: 100%of TripSpark Equipment and Third Party Hardware costs upon receipt of delivery Milestone 5:25%of services and expenses due upon delivery of initial training session Milestone 6:25%of services and expenses due upon System Acceptance as defined in this Amendment#1 Item Product Licenses, Services Expenses Hardware Installation Discount Total 1 Streets Fixed Route $163,391 Streets CAD/AVL(Mobility (Fixed Route),XGate(Fixed $87,675 $72.000 $10,200 $0 $0 Route),XMobiie Manager(Fixed ($70,140) $99,735 Route)) Ranger 4 Equipment Hardware $0 $0 $0 $48,936 $14,720 $0 $63,656 2 Add Ons Dynamic Passenger Information $266,240 /MyRide $42,798 $15,000 $0 $0 $0 ($34,238) $23,560 Headsign Integration Software and Third Party Variable $7,707 $11,250 $0 $4,368 $6,153 ($6,166) $23,312 Message Signs T-Box Annunciator $5,502 $25,500 $3,500 $64,508 $15,393 ($4,402) $110,001 Third Party Hardware APC $0 $25,500 $3,500 $58,800 $21,567 $0 $109,367 Sensors Total Fixed Route Add Ons $429,631 Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 7 of 32 Exhibit B-1 Payment Schedule(Fixed Route Add Ons): Milestone 1: 10% of Total due upon execution of this Amendment#1 Milestone 2: 20%of Total due upon delivery of pilot equipment Milestone 3: 30%of Total due upon delivery of rollout equipment Milestone 4: 20%of Total due upon completion of rollout installations Milestone 5: 20%of Total due upon System Acceptance Note: 1. Pricing expires July 31,2016. 2. Applicable taxes are not included and will be assessed at time of TripSpark invoicing. 3. For MyRide SMS requires annual contract with monthly service charges and message fees based on the number of users. Licensee is responsible for providing MyRide server and OS as specified by TripSpark. 4.Automated Passenger Counter configurations are available for additional doors and/or wider door widths,pricing will vary accordingly. 5.Additional spare in-vehicle equipment should be purchased to support swap-out maintenance.TripSpark recommends a minimum spare ratio of 5%and one spare Ranger per training kit is required to conduct driver training. Long Term TripSpark Software Maintenance Support and Extended Warranty Fees Software Maintenance Year 1 TripSpark Mobility,XGate,XMobile Manager,Fast NAV NAV Software (Paratransit) $4,482 TripSpark Streets-CAD/AVL(( Mobility(Fixed Route),XGate(Fixed Route), $25,419 XMobile Manager(Fixed Route))Software TripSpark GFIIHeadsign Integration Software $1,927 $5,244 TripSpark T-Box Annunciator Software Dynamic Passenger Information/MyRide $10,700 Automatic Passenger Counters $5,880 Note: The above identified annual maintenance fees are first year only,due upon individual System Acceptance as defined under this Amendment#1,subsection 1 (g).For all future annual renewals, TripSpark Software maintenance fees shall be subject to TripSpark's then current pricing. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 8 of'32 Extended Warranty Pricing ? Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Ranger 4-per unit,per year $125 $138 $158 $172 $190 T-Box Annunciator $118 $128 $142 $158 $175 Note: The above identified five(5)year extended warranty fees for TripSpark Equipment units shall be due and payable by Licensee,upon delivery of TripSpark Equipment units to Licensee location. Additional Years of Extended Warranty Pricing subsequent to Year 5 are subject to extended warranty program availability and then current TripSpark annual,per unit fee pricing. Exhibit B-1 Pricing Assumptions TripSpark will provide: 1 All of the TripSpark Equipment and Third Party Hardware described above. 2 Technical services as specified in the accompanied Statement of Work(SOW)documents in Exhibit C-1 3 Installation of TripSpark Equipment and Third Party Hardware on Licensee vehicles during regular business hours. 4 Driver training will be provided as a"train the trainer model for up to four(4)driver trainers. Licensee will be responsible for providing the following: 1 All required servers as per TripSpark's most current specifications. 2 Space,power, network(LAN/WAN)connectivity,for required servers and workstations. 3 Access to the servers via the Internet(i.e.VPN,PCAnywhere)to support remote trouble-shooting/support. 4 Provision/configuration of router/firewall to allow two-way IP based communications with the mobile devices. 5 Public data(and voice,if applicable)network activations and monthly airtime subscriptions for each vehicle. 6 Wi-Fi access points at the garages(if desired). 7 Swap-out maintenance of in-vehicle equipment during and after the warranty period. 8 Data entry/verification including but not limited to stops, routes,schedules,timepoints. 9 Third party interface fees to existing agency equipment(incl.fareboxes,annunciators,onboard signs,etc.) 10 Interfacing with Google's technical team for GTFS export,including testing and scheduling adjustments required To get approval. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Tmpeze Confidential Page 9 of 32 Exhibit C-1 Statement of Work: Ranger The following information defines the implementation Services to be provided by TripSpark for the Ranger Software as well as the effort that will be required from Licensee's staff and resources. Unless otherwise indicated,TripSpark will provide`standard'implementation Services(project management, operational review,testing,installation,training,etc.)as defined by TripSpark. Any special requirements will be considered a change request and processed through our standard change request system. Overview Tills IMPLEMENTATION INVOLVES TIIE FOLLOWING 111G11 LEI/EL T„%SKS: 1. Operational Review 2. Software Installation and Configuration 3. System Administrator Training 4. Dispatch Training 5. Driver Training 6. Go-live Support 7. Hardware Roll-Out Roll-Out The hardware phase of the project will involve the installation and commissioning of eight(8)new in-vehicle units (Ranger4),configured to communicate with the TripSpark back office products via a public cellular data network. Any special requirements may be considered a change request and processed through our standard change request process. The key assumptions that TripSpark has employed while determining the level of effort involved with this implementation are presented below. - Licensee is responsible for the purchase and installation of any required server hardware(servers shall be preconfigured to TripSpark's specifications). - Software will be delivered`off-the-shelf. - With guidance from TripSpark,Licensee will procure data plans from a public wireless provider of your choice,to be employed by the new in-vehicle hardware. - Licensee is responsible for Provision/Configuration of router firewall to allow two-way IP based communications with the mobile devices. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 10 of 32 - Licensee is responsible for Swap-out maintenance of in-vehicle equipment during and after the warranty period - Vehicle installations will occur during regular business hours only The remainder of this Statement of Work(SOW)provides details concerning the tasks and effort required to support the tasks described above. In addition,it is assumed this Software will take advantage of existing TripSpark infrastructure,data sources and Software unless otherwise stated. Products THE PRODt CTS TO OE IMPLEMENTED ARE IDENTIFIED BELOW: 1. Ranger4—Mobile Computer(see below for details concerning Hardware configuration). 2. FastNav—Navigational Software for in-vehicle units. 3. Xgate/XMobile Manager The Software and Navigational Mapping will be provided'off-the-shelf.Features and functions of the Software will conform to those outlined in the latest user manual,and technical specifications,attached to this document. Hardware Configuration for Paratransit Vehicles 403, The TripSparkRanger v4.0 is a water resistant Windows CE fixed- mount computer with a built in 6.5"VGA TFT backlit color display and touch screen. Its dimensions are 8.25"x 2.00"x #' 5.75". The TripSpark Ranger shall be installed such that its touch fi; screen is easily usable by the driver. It shall not obstruct the driver's view of the road and be easily viewable in varying light conditions. rT The unit has two USB connections,two RS232 serial cable h•+t« connections and an external SD card reader. Hardware and Software Deliverables—Rollout • (8)Ranger4 MDTs(Internal modem,GPS,Wi-Fi) • (8)Ranger4 Mounting Brackets • (8)Ranger4 Cabling • (8)Ranger4 Mobile Application License • (8)Navigation Software License • (8)XGate per Unit License • (8)XMobileManager per Unit License • (2)Ranger4 USB Programming Kit • (1)Ranger Training Kit Additional Documentation Deliverables • System Overview Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 trapeze Confidential Page 11 of 32 • Ranger4 Vehicle Installation Guide Ranger4 Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guide • • • • • Ongoing Support Procedures Warranty Repair Policies Cabling Specifications Operator/Driver Manual for Ranger4 Timeframe This implementation can be completed within approx.three(3)months from delivery of the Hardware at Licensee. During the operational review,a project plan will be prepared for each Software module. Note:The delivery time for the Hardware is provided at the time of ordering. Currently,the lead time for the delivery of Hardware is twelve(12)weeks. TripSpark Implementation Services The implementation Services below will be provided by TripSpark. All implementation Services,materials and training will be provided in English,unless otherwise stated. Travel expenses have been quoted based on a minimum of 2 weeks'notice for travel dates.Insufficient travel notice will result in additional travel expenses being incurred by Licensee to cover the higher cost of last minute travel. Project Design Project design will involve a series of meetings and conference calls with Licensee's project team to discuss the following items: • Existing infrastructure(back office,network,cellular,etc.) • Current operational environment(policies/procedures)as they relate to the Dispatch process. • Software configuration. • Testing and Training requirements. • Finalize project timelines • Final project plan,test,training and transition strategies. A document(the Operational Review document)will be prepared outlining the understanding gained from the meetings,identifying the deliverables and timing for the implementation. The TripSpark Project Manager(PM)will coordinate a meeting with the Licensee's project team to review the initial responses to the document within five (5)days of delivery by TripSpark. Kitting Hardware will be processed and loaded with the TripSpark Software and Navigational Mapping and tested prior to shipment preparation. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 12 of 32 Vehicle Installation TripSpark experts will work with a 3nd party installer to install up to eight(8)units on vehicles identified during the Project Design phase. TripSpark will subcontract the installation of the Ranger4's to proven 3rd party installers.Licensee will be responsible for providing suitable installation location(s). Licensee is also responsible for scheduling the fleet of vehicles to receive the installation once the rollout schedule is confirmed by all stakeholders(TripSpark,Licensee and Installer).Should any vehicles be made unavailable during any of the confirmed installation schedules,the cost of additional time and resource for separate installs will be considered out of scope and will require a change order. Once an installation is completed and passes the installation inspection, all further hardware troubleshooting will be accomplished by Licensee's maintenance staff TripSpark will be available for consultation. Software Installation Back Office TripSpark will install the Software remotely on the Licensee's network. The Software will be installed once(1) within the test environment. TripSpark will also provide assistance with transitioning the Software to the production environment. Licensee must have a test environment at their facility that can be used for testing new versions of the Software. It is Licensee's responsibility to ensure adequate user testing is completed before implementation of the Software in a live environment. In-Vehicle The Ranger4 units will be pre-programmed based on the settings defined in the Software Configuration Sheet(to be provided).The Ranger4 Software may be adjusted during the pilot.TripSpark will manage majority of the Software changes on the pilot MDTs.Further Software updates during the Rollout Phase will require input from Licensee staff Training Training provided will be based on TripSpark standard training agendas. Training sessions will vary in length dependant on topic. Each session can be attended by up to six(6)employees. • Up to four(4)hours of administrative training • Up to four(4)hours of training for maintenance staff. • Up to four(4)hours of training for dispatch staff. • Up to four(4)days of on-site go-live support will be provided. In addition to training,TripSpark will provide one(I)digital copy of all available user manuals. Licensee is free to create copies of the manual for their users. TripSpark will also provide printed and electronic material in the form of 'quick reference guides'for certain aspects of the Software. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 13 of 32 Users will also have access to recorded training videos and online sessions provided through myTripSpark.com,as described in our standard support documentation. TripSpark Off-Site Services TripSpark will provide Project Management and Off-Site Support Services for up to five(5)months from delivery of in-vehicle mobile computers at Licensee. These Services will consist of the following: • The TripSpark PM will provide bi-weekly reports to Licensee's PM. These reports will be based on TripSpark standards and will consist of:project team information,current status and next steps. • For the duration of the implementation the TripSpark technical product expert will be available for consultation off-site via phone or email. Licensee Services The following tasks will be the responsibility of the Licensee. These items will need to be completed in order to support the successful introduction of the new functionality. Prior to any work being performed by TripSpark,Licensee will be required to execute the TripSpark license and maintenance agreements and as amended and provide an executed purchase order(PO)for the value of the project. Wireless Data Network Licensee will be required to procure a wireless data plan for the Hardware units from a public data network provider (ex.Verizon,Sprint,Rogers,etc). If necessary,TripSpark can assist with this effort. However,key elements to the wireless data network are: ■ Geographical coverage,especially in rural areas. • Minimum data plan of 10 MB per month per unit(25 MB recommended). Operational Review Licensee's staff will be required to participate in the Operational Review. In advance of the conference calls, Licensee's staff may be required to collect information and respond to a simple survey. Within five(5)days of delivering the operational review,the TripSpark PM will schedule a meeting to review the document. It's encouraged that Licensee review the document internally prior to the meeting. System Installation TripSpark will coordinate with Licensee staff to schedule the installation of the pilot fleet. Vehicles will be prepared in`groups'and installed so as not to impact the overall fleet during peak periods. Note: Licensee will be required to provide a safe and secure location to store in-vehicle components prior to installation. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 14 of 32 Training Training provided will be based on the standard TripSpark'train-the-trainer'training sessions.Licensee driver- trainers will be trained by a TripSpark specialist on the full usage of the Ranger4.Licensee driver-trainers will be responsible for training the rest of the drivers on the usage of the Ranger4.TripSpark will provide instructions, documentation and support necessary to train a System Administrator(specified by Licensee)on troubleshooting and diagnostic techniques.TripSpark will provide up to two(2)days of onsite and offsite training. Licensee's resources are encouraged to participate in all training sessions related to their field,as outlined In the Operational Review. IDEAL TRAINING ENVIRONMENTS INCLUDE: • Networked computer for each trainee,connected to the test system. • White board and markers • LCD projector • Hardware units for trainees and trainer If the items above are not available,TripSpark will work with Licensee to identify alternative arrangements. Note:Licensee is free to record any training provided by TripSpark to be used solely for its internal business purposes. Acceptance Testing The fmal phase of the project will be acceptance testing. Acceptance testing will be performed in the form of a `pilot'project. The pilot will involve up to five(5)vehicles equipped with the Hardware units and operating for a period of ten(10)days without a major failure. A major failure is defined as a failure of the Hardware or Software which renders the tool unusable for more than of a service day(This does not include failure caused by client and/or third party) Licensee's Resource Requirements The table below identifies the resource requirements for the Licensee. Resource Description Time Tasks Dedication Project Manager The project 20%of time for manager duration of project. o Coordinate the scheduling coordinates all of all of the Licensee's resources. efforts between Licensee and o Coordination of TripSpark. conference calls and meetings,as required. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Page IS of 32 Trapeze Confidential Resource Description Time Tasks Dedication o Prepare training facilities. o Coordinate training sessions. o Coordinate completion of user acceptance testing. o Payment of TripSpark invoice in a timely fashion(30 days from milestone completion). Subject Matter Someone with 25%of time for Expert intimate duration of project. o Participation in the knowledge of the completion of the Operational Review. operator processes and o Participation in all procedures training sessions. o Assist PM with completion of user acceptance testing and data development. System 10%of their time Administrator for the duration of 0 Procure and configure the project. hardware to a'TripSpark Ready State' (i.e.operating system and RDBMS installed,connected to the network, servers and workstations configured, etc.as per each Software product's Tech Sheet(where available)). o Participate la system administration training. Testers Responsible for 50%of their time user acceptance during the testing o Execute user acceptance testing phase of the project. testing. End Users 50%of their time during the training 0 Participate in end user and transition phase training. of the project. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 16 of 32 Exhibit C-I Statement of Work: Streets CAD/AVL and Ranger The following information defines the implementation Services to be provided by TripSpark for the Streets CAD/AVL Software and Equipment as well as the effort that will be required from Licensee's staff and resources. Unless otherwise indicated,TripSpark will provide`standard'implementation Services(project management, operational review,testing,installation,training,etc.)as defined by TripSpark. Any special requirements will be considered a change request and processed through our standard change request system. Overview This project will consist of the installation of TripSpark's Equipment hardware onto 21 Fixed Route vehicles. The System will be implemented to include XGate and XMM Software and a public cellular network.Also part of this project is the introduction of TripSpark's Streets Software into Licensee's day- to-day operations. Streets will be utilized to perform all day-to-day fixed route dispatching and scheduling functions.Unless otherwise noted,TripSpark will be providing its default Streets CAD/AVL solution with no customizations. The remainder of this Statement of Work(SOW)provides details concerning the tasks and effort required to support the deliverables described. In addition,it is assumed this SOW will take advantage of existing TripSpark infrastructure,data sources and Software unless otherwise stated.This implementation involves the following high level tasks: Fixed Route This portion of the project will involve the full installation and commissioning of the following hardware on the entirety of the fleet of fixed route vehicles: • TripSpark Ranger4 mobile data terminals, • TripSpark TBOX annunciator units • Variable On Board Message Signs • Automatic Passenger Counters(APC) The Ranger4 units will be configured to communicate with the TripSpark back-office products via a public cellular data network. In addition,TripSpark will implement the following interfaces: 1. An interface to the bus headsigns.This will allow changing of the headsign text automatically by the Ranger as the bus starts and stops its various routes. 2. An interface to the existing GFI fireboxes on the fixed route buses.This interface will allow the Ranger to be a single point of logon for the farebox. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 17 of 32 Annunciator System TripSpark's TBOX annunciator enables Licensee to announce timepoints and stops to passengers as the bus drives along its route.It also interfaces to the on-board variable message sign to display text announcements simultaneously,along with Next Stop Requests.TripSpark will provide its default announcement System functionality and train Licensee on its use.Licensee will be responsible for generating the announcements and uploading them into the on-board equipment. APC Functionality TripSpark's APC functionality allows for automated passenger counting in real-time at bus stops.At each stop,when the doors open the APCs will count passenger boards and alights and transit this data to Ranger. Ranger will then take this information,attach it to the current stop data,and transmit it to the Streets host System for reporting purposes.TripSpark will provide its default automatic passenger counting functionality and train Licensee on its use.Licensee will be responsible for maintaining the APC hardware once installed and for any activities required to validate the accuracy of the APC counts on the buses. Passenger Information MyRide will offer passengers near real-time information regarding the current fixed route vehicle position through a publicly accessible website or through the use of SMS text messages. The information that is displayed by MyRide is derived from the data that is gathered via Ranger and passed to Streets. TripSpark will ensure that Streets is accurately passing information to MyRide. Licensee will be responsible for educating the public on the use of the MyRide website and SMS service. In addition to near real-time updates on vehicle position,the MyRide website offers an automated trip planning service integrated with Google Maps and SMS or e-mail alerts to notify subscribers in real-time every day. TripSpark will provide the standard MyRide website offering but will customize the website with the Licensee's branding logo and colors. Users will be able to text"<Keyword><Route name><Stop code>"to a SMS code to receive near real- time information about the next buses at that stop. The restrictions on each portion of the text message are as follows: • Keyword—3-5 characters subject to availability • Route name—max 5 characters,alpha numeric(recommend 2 numeric or less). • Stop code—max 10 characters,alpha numeric(recommend 4 numeric or less), • SMS code—short code(5 digits)or long code(10 digits)depending on Licensee plan chosen Example:Text"Blue 13 2103"to 41411 TripSpark will provide the current production release of the MyRide Software necessary to implement the Streets ITS solution. Products To Be Delivered 1'HE PRODUCTS TO BE IMPLEMENTED AS PART OF THIS PROJECT ARE IDENTIFIED BELOW: 4. Ranger4—Mobile Data Terminal(see below for details concerning Hardware configuration). Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 18 of 32 5. TBOX Annunciators 6. Variable On Board Message Signs 7. Automatic Passenger Counters(APC) 8. XGate/XMobile Manager 9. Streets CAD/AVL Software 2 concurrent licenses—including: a. Streets Scheduling Tool b. Streets Reports Licenses c. Streets Web Services i Google GTFS Static Export License d. HERE Map Data 10. Streets MyRide Passenger Information Software The Software will be provided'off-the-shelf'.Features and functions of the Software will conform to those outlined in the latest user manual,and technical specifications. Hardware Configuration for Fixed Route Vehicles The TripSpark Ranger v4.0 is a water resistant Windows CE fixed-mount computer with a built in 6.5"VGA TFT backlit display and touch screen. Its dimensions are 8.25"x 2.00"x 5.75". The TripSpark Ranger shall be installed such that its touch screen is easily usable by the driver. It shall not obstruct the driver's view of the road and be easily viewable in varying Fr f 11111 light conditions. The unit has two USB connections,two RS232 serial cable connections and an external SD card reader. goo", Hardware and Software Deliverables—Fixed Route Pilot • (S)Ranger4 MDTs(Internal modem, GPS, WVi-Fi) • (5)Ranger4 Mounting Brackets • (5)Ranger4 Cabling • (5)Ranger4 Mobile Application License • (5)TBOX Annunciators • (5)TBOX Annunciator Application License • (5)TBOX Cabling • (5)In-vehicle Variable Message Signs • (10)APC sensors(one for each bus door)and cabling • (5)XGate per Unit License • (5)XMobileManager per Unit License • (1)Ranger4 USB Programming Kit • (1)Ranger Training Kit Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 19 of32 Hardware and Software Deliverables—Fixed Route Rollout • (16)Ranger4 MDTs(Internal modem, GPS, • (16)Ranger4 Mounting Brackets • (16)Ranger4 Cabling • (16)Ranger4 Mobile Application License • (16) 7730X Annunciators • (16) TBOXAnnunciator Application License • (16)TBOX Cabling • (16)In-vehicle Variable Message Signs • (32)APC sensors(one for each bus door)and cabling • (16)XGate per Unit License • (16)XMobileManager per Unit License Documentation Deliverables • TripSpark will supply its standard documentation as part of this project. Roles and Responsibilities of Each Party To support this project,TripSpark will follow the project methodology specified below.Unless otherwise indicated below,all other implementation Services will be TripSpark's`standard' implementation Services as defined by TripSpark. Any special requirements not specified below may be considered a change request and processed through our standard change request process. Travel expenses have been quoted based on a minimum of 2 weeks'notice for travel dates.Insufficient travel notice will result in additional travel expenses being incurred by Licensee to cover the higher cost of last minute travel. TripSpark General • Act as single point of contact for Licensee during implementation,including for third-party subcontractors Hardware • Deliver in-vehicle hardware and training according to project plan • Subcontract and manage installation of in-vehicle hardware • Configure in-vehicle hardware for operation with Streets CAD/AVL System • Provide troubleshooting support as required Software • Install Streets CAD/AVL Software • Install XGate and XMM Software • Provide TripSpark's standard MyRide solution described above Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 20 of 32 Licensee General • Be responsible for any third party interface fees and Software updates to enable J 1708 communication(if required)to existing 3'a party equipment • Be responsible for providing an external connector on the farebox that TripSpark can plug into for J1708 farebox communications.Licensee will be responsible for any internal hardware or labour required to install and enable this connector. • Be responsible for existing equipment on its buses not provided explicitly by TripSpark,and any repairs or replacements required for existing equipment meant to interface to TripSpark's System. This includes emergency switches,existing cabling,existing equipment and interfaces,etc.if not explicitly supplied by TripSpark. • Obtain necessary permits or permissions for any activities requiring outside authorization • Purchase/provide any power converters required for in-vehicle equipment if necessary • Provide a safe and secure location to store in-vehicle components prior to installation • Provide a test environment at their facility that can be used for testing new versions of the Software.It is Licensee's responsibility to ensure adequate user testing is completed before implementation of the Software in a live environment. Operations • Provide information on bus stop locations and bus route data • Work with the installer,Maintenance,and TripSpark to select equipment locations in each vehicle o Final selection will be determined by the city o Cabinets are recommended but not mandatory--equipment can be mounted on existing bus framework within the driver cockpit if desired • Choose and schedule vehicles for installation once the rollout schedule is confirmed by all stakeholders(TripSpark,Licensee,and the installer) • Provide the vehicles for installation and a workspace for the installer at a single central location • Data entry/verification including but not limited to stops,routes,schedules,and timepoints. • Using TripSpark's text to speech engine,generate announcements and upload them to the on board TBOX units. Maintenance • Perform troubleshooting with assistance from the TripSpark project team as required • Work with the installer,Operations,and TripSpark to select equipment locations in each vehicle • Maintain all in-vehicle equipment once installed by TripSpark Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 21 of 32 Information Technology • Supply any non-specialized hardware(servers,workstations,monitors,etc.)required for hosting and accessing the central System • Modify internal network to ensure proper communications between central System servers and workstations if necessary • Configuration of routerrfirewall to allow two-way IP-based communications with the mobile devices • Provide TripSpark with access to central System servers via the internet(e.g.VPN,PCAnywhere, etc.)for remote troubleshooting/support • Procure a public cellular network contract with a TripSpark supported provided for in-vehicle hardware to communicate with central System servers Resource Requirements TripSpark The table below identifies the resource requirements for TripSpark. Resource Description Time Dedication Tasks Project Coordinates all • 70%of time for • Create and maintain Manager implementation efforts on the duration of project. project plan. TripSpark side. • Coordinate delivery of Single point of contact at hardware and Software TripSpark for deliverables according to Licensee. project plan. • Coordinate the scheduling of all TripSpark resources. • Communicate requirements for Licensee resources. • Management of subcontractors to ensure tasks are completed on schedule. • Schedule and manage conference calls and meetings. • Coordinate training sessions. Augusta,Georgia Amendment I Trapeze Confidential Page 22 of 32 Resource Description Time Dedication Tasks • Coordinate completion of data development. • Coordinate acceptance testing. • Ensure TripSpark invoices in a timely fashion after milestone completion. In-vehicle Responsible for • 40%of time for • Populate the hardware Deployment implementing Specialist hardware duration of kits. solution. Ranger/CAD-AVL • Assist installer in implementation,up to • prototyping the install of 60%during Design, the hardware on the Execution,and Testing vehicles. and Installation phases. • Configure hardware. • Troubleshoot issues,if required. • Participation in training sessions as needed. Fixed-end/ Responsible for • 40%of their time for • Lead resources during Central System implementing Deployment Software duration of Engineering and Design Specialist solution. Ranger/CAD-AVL phase implementation,up to • Install and configure 60%during Design, Software components of Execution,and Testing solution. and Installation phases. • Participation in training sessions as needed. Licensee The table below identifies the resource requirements for Licensee. Resource Description Time Dedication Tasks Project Manager Coordinates all • 40%of their time for •efforts between Coordinate the LICENSEE and duration of project. scheduling of all of Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 23 of 32 Resource Description Time Dedication Tasks TripSpark. Main Licensee resources. point of contact for TripSpark. • Coordination of conference calls and meetings,as required. • Prepare training facilities. • Coordinate training sessions. • Coordinate completion of data development. • Coordinate completion of user acceptance testing. • Payment of TripSpark invoice in a timely fashion(30 days from receipt of invoice). Subject Matter Someone with • 30%of their time during • Participation in the Expert intimate knowledge of the operator and Planning,Design, completion of the mechanical Execution,and Testing Operational Review. processes and phases. • Participation in all procedures at Licensee. training sessions. • Assist PM with completion of user acceptance testing and data development. System Business and • 25%of their time for the • Procure and configure Administrators Technical Administrators of duration of the project. hardware to a the System "TripSpark Ready State"(i.e.operating system and RDBMS installed,connected to the network,servers and workstations configured, etc.as per each Software product's Tech Sheet Augusta,Georgia Amendment 01 Trapeze Confidential Page 24 of 32 Resource Description Time Dedication Tasks (where available)). • Participate in installation and configuration of Software • Implement and test recommended network infrastructure • Participate in System administration training. Testers Responsible for • 40%of their time during • Execute user acceptance user acceptance testing the Testing phase of the testing. project. End Users • 40%of their time during • Participate in end user the Training and training. Transition phase of the project. Project Methodology and Work Plan TripSpark will adapt its standard project methodology to include the requirements from Licensee. The phases for this project will be: Phase 1—Project Initiation, Phase 2 System Design Phase 3—Project Execution, Phase 3a—Project Testing and Installation, Phase 3b—Training and Transition. Phase 4- Transition to Maintenance(System Acceptance) Phase 1:Project Initiation Prior to any work being performed by TripSpark,Licensee will be required to provide an executed purchase order(PO)for the value of the project. Licensee Responsibilities • Project Budget, Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 25 0132 • System requirements, • Schedule Licensee personnel for Project Kick-Off and Preliminary Design Review meetings. RESOt RC ES REQUIRED FROM LICENSEE TO COIIPLETETIIESE TASKS INCLUDE: Licensee Project Manager,Licensee Project Sponsors/Steering Committee/Executives,Licensee Procurement and Legal Phase II:System Design During this phase,TripSpark will organize a series of formal meetings with Licensee stakeholders to execute the project kick-off meeting,on-site surveys,and review the System Design Document(SDD). Kick-off Meeting The kick-off meeting is used to gather key stakeholders to review the scope,schedule and expectations for this project. Operational Review The goal of this meeting will be to review business processes(scheduling/operations),Licensee's collection of available data(mapping/G1S,bus stops,vehicle types,ancillary data,etc.),review of existing website and future plans,discussion of various strategies(training/testing/deployment),roll-out(and roll-back) plans,and finalize project timelines and milestones. Vehicle Survey TripSpark performs a detailed survey of the installation location and each vehicle type for installation to determine the exact details for the installation of the new System. The information from the surveys is used to design and produce the vehicle installation drawings and guides for use during the actual installations. Network Survey TripSpark will perform a remote survey to complete a detailed analysis of Licensee's existing infrastructure including current network design,physical space,cooling and power availability,and security requirements. Following the site survey,a complete set of design drawings will be generated. System Design Document The SDD consists of individual submittals for each sub System and is delivered at the end of this phase. Licensee Responsibilities • Participate with TripSpark during on-site surveys,SDD meetings, • Provide documentation on business processes, • Communicate business processes and onsite contractor policies, Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 26 of 32 • Highlight critical processes related to the operation of the Software, • Participate in review of the SDD documentation to ensure accuracy and completeness, • Approve submissions in a timely fashion. RESOURCES REQUIRED FROM LICENSEE TO COMPLETE THESE TASKS INCLUDE: Licensee Project Manager,Licensee Project Sponsors/Steering Committee/Executives,Licensee Marketing executive and(if necessary)hosting partner technical resources,Licensee Project Champions/Business Leads(Operations,Maintenance,Security,IT,etc.) Phase Ill:Project Execution Following the approval of the System Design documentation package,the project will move into the execution phase. During the execution phase,the following activities occur:network hardware procurement,data load and role configuration,mobile hardware manufacturing and staging,and Software Installation and integration testing.A pilot phase and a rollout phase are included as parts of the project execution phase overall. TripSpark will install the central Software remotely on Licensee's servers. The Ranger4 units will be pre- programmed based on the requirements gathered in the previous phases. The Ranger4 Software may be adjusted during the pilot. After the pilot,Licensee will use TripSpark's XMM program to push out any Software changes on the Ranger4s. Streets Reports will be installed in this phase along with the other Software. Licensee Responsibilities • Regular status updates, • Provide assistance as necessary, • Procurement and configuration of required hardware(in a TripSpark ready-state), • Status updates, • Participate in training(as required), • Provide suitable training environment, • Provide access to network/hardware as required, • Participation in the creation of use cases, • Provision of necessary data(GIS,schedules,etc.) RESOC RCFS REQUIRED FROM LICENSEE TO COMPLETE THESE TASKS INCLUDE: Licensee Project Manage,Licensee Project Champions/Business Leads(Operations,Maintenance, Security,IT,etc.),Licensee end users Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trane Confidential Page 27 of 32 Phase lila: Testing and Installation Prototype Testing and Installation Testing At this stage,a subset of the vehicles will be installed and used to confirm that all vehicle-related aspects of System functionality are met. After deficiencies have been corrected,all in-vehicle equipment will be installed on the entire fleet. TripSpark specialists will support the installer,who will install all in-vehicle hardware on vehicles. Licensee is responsible for scheduling the fleet of vehicles to receive the installation once the rollout schedule is confirmed by all stakeholders(TripSpark,Licensee,and the installer).Should any vehicles be made unavailable during any of the confirmed installation schedules,Licensee may substitute a different vehicle so the number of vehicles available for install remains the same.If no other vehicle is available for substitution,the cost of additional time and resource for separate installs will be considered out of scope and will require a change order. TripSpark will perform Installation Testing on each pilot vehicle after installation is complete to confirm correct operation of new hardware. Any installation testing required for rollout vehicles is Licensee's responsibility.At a minimum,the installation test for each unit shall consist of(as applicable): power- up/power-down tests;log-on/log-off tests;verification of major functions,and verification of operational interfaces to other devices. Any deficiencies shall be rectified before the initiation of SAT(see below). Once an installation is completed and passes the installation test,all further hardware troubleshooting will be accomplished by Licensee's maintenance stag`.' TripSpark will be available for consultation. Licensee Responsibilities ▪ Assigning a point of contact and a location for delivery of hardware, • Scheduling installation of vehicles, • Participation in the prototype testing, • Participation in installation testing(if desired for pilot vehicles) • Completion of installation testing(if desired for rollout vehicles) • Participation in SAT RESOURCES REQUIRED FROM LICENSEE TO COMPLETE THESE TASKS INCLUDE: Licensee Project Manager.Licensee Project Champions/Business Leads(Operations,Maintenance, Security,IT,etc.),Licensee Maintenance/Vehicle Inspection Team Phase!!!b: Training and Transition Training will be based on TripSpark standard training agendas in coordination with Licensee driver trainers. Training sessions will vary in length dependent on topic. TripSpark will also provide instructions, documentation and support necessary to train a system administrator(specified by Licensee)on troubleshooting and diagnostic techniques. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 28 of 32 Refer to Appendix A for curricula of TripSpark's standard training sessions. The following training sessions are supplied as part of this project: • I session Streets CAD/AVL dispatch training, • 1 session Streets CAD/AVL overview training, • 1 session in-vehicle training for drivers, • I session system administration training, • 1 session maintenance/installation training, • 1 session Streets CAD/AVL reports training. In addition to training,TripSpark will supply one(1)digital copy of all available user manuals. Licensee is free to create copies of the manual for their users. TripSpark will also provide printed and electronic material in the form of'quick reference guides' for certain aspects of the Software. Licensee is free to record any training provided by TripSpark to be used solely for its internal business purposes. Users will also have access to recorded training videos and online sessions provided through myTripSpark.com,as described in TripSpark's standard support documentation. IDEAL"['RAINING ENV'IRONMEN°TS INCLUDE: • One workstation with access to all relevant Software. • White board and markers • LCD projector • Ranger Training units for trainees and trainer If the items above are not available,TripSpark will work with Licensee to make alternative arrangements. Licensee Responsibilities • Schedule employees to receive training • Provide resources necessary for classroom training(proper room,PCs for training,etc.) RESOURCES REQUIRED FROM LICENSEE TO COMPLETE TIIESE T.1S1S INCLUDE: Licensee Project Manager,Licensee Project Team(Operations,Maintenance,Security,IT,etc.),Licensee MaintenanceNehicle Inspection Team,Licensee Operations,Licensee Dispatch and Supervisors Phase 4: Transition to Maintenance(System Acceptance) System Acceptance Testing(SAT) Once all vehicles have been installed the SAT will be carried out as per TripSpark's standard procedures. The purpose of the SAT is to ensure that all parties are satisfied with the operation of the System so the project can be transitioned to maintenance.Criteria for SAT acceptance will be based on TripSpark's standard SAT criteria and governed by the contract between Licensee and TripSpark. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 29 of 32 Exhibit D-1 List of TripSnark Equipment: Description Quantity TripSpark Equipment-Paratransit Ranger 4(Internal modem,GPS,WiFi 8 Cabling 8 Ranger Programming Kit 2 Ranger Training Kit 1 'Description '' Quantity TripSpark Equipment;--Fixed Route Ranger 4(Internal modem,GPS,WiFi) 21 Cabling 21 T-Box Annunciators 21 Ranger Programming Kit 2 Ranger Training Kit 1 List of Third Party Hardware: Description " Quantity Third Party Hardware Mounts 29 APC Sensors(one for each bus door)and cabling 42 in-vehicle Variable Message Signs 21 Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 30 of 32 Exhibit E-1 RETURN MATERIALS AUTHORIZATION("RMA" RETURN MATERIAL AUTHORIZATION ("RMA") PROCESS All items returned to TripSpark must have the following information presented prior to the issuing of a Return Material Authorization("RMA")number.The reason for return(as specific as possible),the item(s) part number(s),serial number and Licensee contact. For vehicle installed TripSpark Equipment please provide the vehicle id,vehicle make/model and vehicle year. RETURN MATERIAL AUTHORIZATION("RMA") REQUEST Licensees who have TripSpark Equipment needing repair.having received TripSvark approval for the repair shall follow the procedure outlined below: Buyer(or authorized representative)has TripSpark Equipment needing repair. Buyer(or authorized representative)provides to TripSpark: Part Number,Serial Number,and Detailed Problem Description with Unit by logging onto www.MyTripSnark.cotn1 and selecting"Request an RMA" on the left side. You will need to enter the following information: a) Serial number b) corresponding problem description for each device being returned c) return shipping address d) billing address A complete and accurate description of the condition or problem of the component or unit and the initial trouble shooting shall be done by the Licensee(or authorized representative). The Licensee(or authorized representative)shall ship the unit and CRG(Customer Returned Goods)form to: Trapeze Software Group,Inc.d.b.a.TripSpark Technologies 5265 Rockwell Dr NE Cedar Rapids,IA 52402 Attention:RMA Department For International shipments,please include a commercial invoice to prove place of origin for the repair. Packing - Licensee (or authorized representative) places all TripSpark Equipment (EXCEPT IVLU's) in a nonstatic bag along with a copy of RMA form. IVLU's shall be sent in an ESD static sensitive bag. TripSpark will provide non-static bags at Licensee's request. Licensee shall place a copy of the CRG Form, which shall be provided by TripSpark at the time of the RMA request, inside the box or taped to the outside of the bag of the unit being returned. Licensee(or authorized representative) shall pack all returned units carefully,using packing peanuts and bubble wrap when necessary. All returns are Licensee property and must be protected during shipping and through the entire return process. - Use the values on the commercial invoice for entering the `Value for Customs' on shipping forms (for International shipments) - Do not enter a`Total Declared Value for Carriage'.(For International shipments) - Mark the RMA number on the top of the outside boxes. - Attach one copy of the commercial invoice to each box(for international shipments) - Attach the waybill. Augusta,Georgia Amendment#I Trapeze Confidential Page 31 of 32 Please note: - TripSpark will provide proper packaging at a nominal fee if the units are not sent to us in original packaging or if the packaging is damaged. - Licensee is responsible for shipping to and from TripSpark on all non-warranty/non-maintenance repairs and per the agreement on warranty/maintenance repairs. - If the quantity or serial numbers are not filled out correctly on the commercial invoice,customs may hold the shipment,or the shipment may be refused. If you have any questions,please contact our Customer Care Department(cc@TripSparkgrouo.com). Augusta,Georgia Amendment#1 Trapeze Confidential Page 32 of 32