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HomeMy WebLinkAbout604005 HRQ HOLDINGS INC - CONTRACT - RFP - 7642 JOB ANALYSIS, PERFOMRANCE & LEARNING COMPETENAgreement Amendment #13 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 1 of 6 Amendment #13 to the Services Agreement between The City of Fort Collins and hrQ Holdings LLC This Thirteenth Amendment (“Amendment #13”) is entered into by and between hrQ Holdings LLC (the “Service Provider”) and the City of Fort Collins, Colorado (the “City”). WHEREAS, the Service Provider and the City are parties to a Services Agreement dated August 25, 2014; and WHEREAS, the Service Provider and the City amended said Services Agreement on February 27, 2015 (Amendment #01), March 17, 2015 (Amendment #02), February 25, 2016 (Amendment #03), May 26, 2016 (Amendment #04), July 27, 2016 (Amendment #05), and February 16, 2017 (Amendment #06), March 9, 2017 (Amendment #07); October 19, 2017 (Amendment #08); January 3, 2018 (Amendment #09); March 13, 2018 (Amendment #10); May 12, 2018 (Amendment #11); June 13, 2018 (Amendment #12); and WHEREAS, the Services Agreement and Amendments #01-12 are hereafter referred to as the “Agreement”; and WHEREAS, the City desires and the Service Provider agrees to perform additional work pursuant to the Agreement terms and new Statement of Work attached hereto; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing recitals and the mutual promises herein contained, the parties agree as follows: 1. Statement of Work. Appendix “A”, Statement of Work, is added by this Amendment #13 per the attached document consisting of five (5) pages for the completion of the Offboarding Optimization project. 2. Contract Sum. The City agrees to pay the Service Provider at a rate of $200 per hour with the total fee not to exceed Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000) for the work under Amendment #13. The Service Provider will invoice as costs are incurred under the assumption that planned hours are used within the expected timeline. Each payment shall be subject to the City’s review and approval. Except as expressly amended by this Amendment #13, all other terms and conditions of the Agreement, as amended by Amendments #01, #02, #03, #04, #05, #06, #07, #08, #09, #10, #11, and #12 shall remain in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Amendment the day and year shown. THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO By:________________________________ Gerry Paul Purchasing Director Date: ______________________________ hrQ HOLDINGS LLC By: Printed: Title: Date:_________________ ______ DocuSign Envelope ID: 5978C71D-81F7-4F4A-BDC0-BB5280B712FA 7/23/2018 Brian Wilkerson Managing Partner 7/24/2018 Agreement Amendment #13 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 2 of 6 APPENDIX A hrQ STATEMENT OF WORK This Appendix serves as a Statement of Work governed by the terms and conditions of the Consulting Agreement by and between the City of Fort Collins (“Client”) and hrQ Inc. (“Consultant”) and outlines the services to be provided by hrQ Inc. for the City during the completion of the Offboarding Optimization project. In the event of any conflict between this Exhibit and the Agreement, the terms of the Agreement shall prevail. PROJECT OBJECTIVES The purpose of the project is to design and implement a consistent, systematic and efficient offboarding process for exiting employees, their managers, and stakeholders to promote a positive experience for all involved. hrQ will be responsible for the following services: 1) Research and identify best practices in offboarding that maximize its efficiency, as well as create a smooth and constructive experience for those involved. 2) Provide project planning and project management support to include a detailed timeline, milestones, and clear implementation steps to ensure the City achieves a successful and timely outcome. 3) Facilitate the development of a detailed to-be process map that identifies steps, data, timing and stakeholders to ensure the future design is clearly documented. 4) Facilitate the development of a stakeholder survey to understand perspectives on the existing process and collect feedback as to what is working well and where opportunities for improvement exist. 5) Review and develop additional options for the approach to exit interviewing, as well as a method for tracking, coding and identifying trends and measuring overall effectiveness. 6) Identify key metrics, as well as a protocol for tracking that will provide an objective measure of the overall effectiveness of the process including identifying success indicators, establishing trends and observing changes. 7) Facilitate the development of a change management strategy including the development of an overview presentation that can be utilized to share project messaging with key stakeholders. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5978C71D-81F7-4F4A-BDC0-BB5280B712FA Agreement Amendment #13 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 3 of 6 PROJECT ACTIVITIES The key activities for this project will include: Week Key Activities Week 1  Meet with City of Fort Collins sponsor and project team to understand high-level current process, touchpoints and materials  Gather data on current offboarding practices in key service areas  Facilitate the development of a stakeholder survey  Begin best practices research Week 2  Continue data gathering and mapping of current processes with City of Fort Collins stakeholders  Continue best practices research  Begin exit interview option review  Finalize stakeholder survey Week 3  Begin survey response collection  Finalize best practices research  Continue exit interview option research Week 4  Finalize current process mapping and data collection Finalize exit interview option research Continue survey response collection Week 5  Complete survey response collection  Facilitate the development of a presentation of findings to include best practices, survey responses, exit interview options and current process  Meet with project team to present best practices, survey results and exit interview options, and confirm current state process Week 6  Design session with project team to begin design of to-be process  Facilitate the build out of the offboarding framework with detail around process steps, activities, timelines and owners Week 7  Continue to build out the offboarding framework with additional detail around process steps, activities, timelines and owners Begin definition of success metrics and indicators, offline and/or in meetings with functional areas Week 8  Second design session with project team to finalize the offboarding process, activities, timelines and owners Week 9  Facilitate the finalization of the offboarding process, activities, timelines and owners  Meet with functional areas to begin implementation planning  Prepare draft communications plan and overview presentation  Begin definition of metrics and measures Week 10  Continue meetings with functional areas to refine implementation plan  Finalize definition of success metrics and indicators, and prepare presentation of measurement approach Week 11  Finalize communications plan and refine overview presentation  Meet with project team to review consolidated implementation plan, measures and metrics  Edit and revise implementation plan, measures and metrics  Finalize exit interview option research  Continue survey response collection Week 5  Complete survey response collection  Facilitate the development of a presentation of findings to include best practices, survey responses, exit interview options and current process  Meet with project team to present best practices, survey results and exit interview options, and confirm current state process Week 6  Design session with project team to begin design of to-be process  Facilitate the build out of the offboarding framework with detail around process steps, activities, timelines and owners Week 7  Continue to build out the offboarding framework with additional detail Agreement Amendment #13 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 4 of 6 Week 10  Continue meetings with functional areas to refine implementation plan  Finalize definition of success metrics and indicators, and prepare presentation of measurement approach  Finalize communications plan and refine overview presentation Week 11  Meet with project team to review consolidated implementation plan, measures and metrics  Edit and revise implementation plan, measures and metrics  Finalize overview presentation Week 12  Provide final project materials to client Activities will continue to evolve based on the initial discovery and timing may shift based on the availability of Fort Collins staff for meetings, reviews, etc. Throughout the project, there will be an ongoing focus on alignment with project sponsors through regular check-ins and update meetings. KEY DELIVERABLES & BUDGET Deliverable Timing  Stakeholder survey 2 weeks – week of 9/24  Best practices research & recommendations 3 weeks – week of 10/1  Exit interview approach options 5 weeks – week of 10/15  Detailed to-be offboarding process map  Change management plan 9 weeks – week of 11/12  Key metrics and measures to monitor success  Onboarding overview presentation 11 weeks – week of 12/26  Detailed project implementation plan 12 weeks – Dec. 31, 2018 The investment for all elements of the above plan will be based on time and materials at a rate of $200 an hour with an estimated total investment of $20,000 to complete 100 hours of work. This assumes a 12-week project with the kick-off to occur the week of September 10, 2018. These terms are subject to the assumptions below. Assumptions This proposal is subject to the following assumptions. Should these assumptions prove to be incorrect, it may impact the scope, timing, deliverables or cost associated with this proposal.  The, project sponsor or point of contact that provides project oversight for the City of Ft. Collins will be reasonably available during the duration of the project for consultation and DocuSign Envelope ID: 5978C71D-81F7-4F4A-BDC0-BB5280B712FA Agreement Amendment #13 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 5 of 6 feedback.  The schedule outlined above is highly dependent on the ability to schedule review meetings at the required times. Any delay in scheduling these activities could result in a delay to the overall project.  The City of Fort Collins will be responsible for the scheduling and logistics of project meetings; hrQ will be responsible for scheduling recurring status update meetings between hrQ and City sponsor and/or project lead.  hrQ will have timely access to existing documentation relative to current offboarding processes, including separation checklists, personnel action forms, exit surveys, benefits paperwork, etc.  Any review by the City of Ft. Collins of deliverables, recommendations, or other documentation required during the course of this project will be done in a timely manner and without significant delay. This will include the preliminary framework, etc.  hrQ will have timely access to the current staff beyond the primary contacts at the City to provide pertinent information as required. hrQ’s CONSULTANT BIOS The consultants below will be the primary resources assigned to this project. This team brings a strong depth of experience and expertise in broad Human Capital Management practices. The engagement will be led by Kristen Cooksley, a Senior Human Capital Consultant within this area of focus. Kristen Cooksley, SPHR – Engagement Lead Kristen Cooksley brings more than 18 years of experience in leading successful organizational transformation efforts and has worked around the globe on major change initiatives. Her areas of expertise span across Human Capital Management with a particular focus on organizational assessment, organizational development and change management. Kristen has helped many organizations understand their unique issues, opportunities and challenges, such as the Amgen, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Bodybuilding.com, and Blue Shield of California. She has supported the City of Fort Collins in delivering a new Onboarding process and developed training to support changes to their job architecture. She led the Walt Disney Company through an initiative to understand the workload of their Human Resources department, focusing on identifying efficiency opportunities to maximize performance. Kristen began her career in Organizational Effectiveness for Saint Agnes Medical Center in Fresno, CA, where her primary focus was on program development and department-level interventions targeted at increasing employee retention. She has a Master’s degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, is certified in a number of Organizational Effectiveness tools and assessments, and holds an SPHR Certification. She is a member of the Organization Development Network, the Association for Talent Development, the Professionals in Human Resources Association, and served as President on the Board of Directors for a local school and 501(c)(3) charitable organization. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5978C71D-81F7-4F4A-BDC0-BB5280B712FA Agreement Amendment #13 7642 Job Analysis, Performance & Learning Competency Assessment Page 6 of 6 Melissa Doss - Subject Matter Expert Melissa brings 12 years of experience in designing and leading successful organizational change efforts in various sectors and global landscapes. Her areas of expertise are within Human Capital Management with a concentration on learning and development, organizational development and change management. Melissa has extensive experience in conducting needs assessments and has also managed organizational change, culture development and system implementations for companies such as Hunter Douglas and Children’s Hospital Colorado. She has supported human capital projects with the City of Fort Collins Human Resources department including providing job architecture training and supporting job description development. She is experienced in working with C-suite sponsors and other stakeholders, providing thorough and timely communication, excellent organization, successful implementations and sustainability, measurement and feedback. Melissa has a Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership, emphasis in Leadership & Management, Regis University and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Organizational Communication, Western State Colorado University. She is also certified in various psychometric tools, including Myers-Briggs, Emergenetics and Occupational Personality Questionnaire (OPQ). She previously held key roles in planning and hosting Colorado State SHRM conferences. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5978C71D-81F7-4F4A-BDC0-BB5280B712FA around process steps, activities, timelines and owners Begin definition of success metrics and indicators, offline and/or in meetings with functional areas Week 8  Second design session with project team to finalize the offboarding process, activities, timelines and owners Week 9  Facilitate the finalization of the offboarding process, activities, timelines and owners  Meet with functional areas to begin implementation planning  Prepare draft communications plan and overview presentation  Begin definition of metrics and measures DocuSign Envelope ID: 5978C71D-81F7-4F4A-BDC0-BB5280B712FA