WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS SCOPE OF WORK

The Department of Transportation, Airports Division (“DOTA”), seeks web graphics and development services to assist the DOTA to create new terminal maps. The goals of this project are to (1) obtain interactive airport terminal maps for each passenger airport which is scalable and supports viewing by mobile devices and printable, and (2) to deliver training to DOTA staff to manage and maintain airport terminal map updates.

There are ten (10) passenger airports in the Hawaii Airport System. Each of the airport websites needs a new terminal map. The 10 airports are , Hilo International Airport, International Airport, , , , Kona International Airport, , , Airport.

1.0 WORK LOCATION AND CONDITIONS - The development work may be performed offsite. However, onsite work is preferred for training DOTA Information Technology (“IT”) staff. Onsite work will be performed at 400 Rodgers Boulevard, Suite 700, Honolulu, Hawaii. The onsite work will be performed during the normal STATE working hours, 7:45am to 4:30pm, except weekends and STATE holidays.

1.1 Office Incidentals The Contractor shall provide their office supplies, paper, and duplication services.

1.2 Downtime In the event of system or power downtime, when the Contractor is performing work onsite, that is beyond the control of the STATE, in excess of three (3) hours, the Contractor will not be compensated until the system becomes available.

1.3 Parking The Contractor shall pay for any parking fees when working onsite. There are monthly parking rates available to the public offered by the parking vendor.

2.0 QUALIFICATIONS - The Contractor and Contractor personnel resources shall meet the minimum qualifications as detailed in the HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS MINIMUM

HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS 6/2/15 1 QUALIFICATIONS worksheets, see below. Bidders are required to attach a resume and examples of their graphical and web design work for each personnel resource. The bidder must highlight the resume to clearly show proof that the minimum qualifications are met. Any incomplete qualification worksheet or lack of proof to meet the experience requirements shall be rejected as non-responsive.

3.0 COORDINATION OF WORK - All work under this purchase order shall be coordinated with the State’s DOTA IT Project Manager or his duly authorized representative.

3.1 The Contractor shall furnish the DOTA IT with a single point of contact and a readily accessible telephone number for the contact, through which the Contractor can be notified of any situation requiring attention, Monday through Friday, 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and during after hours support.

3.2 For terminal map maintenance support, the Contractor shall resolve any website terminal map problems, related to this purchase order, within twenty-four (24) hours of the receiving the initial phone call.

4.0 CURRENT TERMINAL MAPS – The majority of the current terminal maps are outdated. The most current terminal maps are Honolulu International Airport and Kona International Airport at Keahole. The two current terminal maps are available in Adobe Illustrator format. The other airport maps are in a .pdf file format. The DOTA has AutoCAD property space files that can be used as the base for building and space information and/or for verification of the airport layout.

5.0 WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT AND ACCEPTANCE TESTING – The airport terminal map website development shall be performed at the Contractor’s local or hosted website. Access to the Contractor website shall be granted to the State for final acceptance. Once the site is developed and accepted, the Contractor will work with the DOTA IT and State’s Information and Communication Services Division (ICSD) to migrate the website into the DOTA’s WordPress website.

The terminal map development and delivery is broken down into milestones, whereby each milestone needs to be

HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS 6/2/15 2 completed by the Contractor and accepted by the DOTA IT before the Contractor is able to proceed to the next milestone. If the Contractor is unable to deliver an acceptable milestone within a reasonable time period, the State will deem that milestone and subsequent milestone deliverables as unacceptable and will cancel the remaining purchase order.

The following is a list of the milestones, included but not limited to activities performed within each milestone:

5.1 Work Plan - a project work plan to demonstrate the reasonable time period for each milestone; 5.2 Pre-Development Standards - Adobe Illustrator and other electronic file naming standards, directory structure, layering standards, and other standards applicable to all airports to ensure ease of future maintenance; terminal map design layout, labeling, and functionality, i.e., look and feel, dimensions, color scheme, non-standard icon selection, etc.; 5.3 Development and Acceptance of static maps – this includes review points to ensure adherence to the established standards; validation of map layout and labeling from State and CAD files; any conversion from AutoCAD space layer to Adobe Illustrator, icon placement, etc. 5.4 Development and Acceptance of interactive webpages – acceptance testing will be conducted first with State Airport contact and then coordinated with DAGS/ICSD so terminal maps can be accepted for import into the Wordpress server; 5.5 Migration of terminal maps and final acceptance – migrate from Contractor’s local or hosted website into the DAGS/ICSD WordPress website;

6.0 TERMINAL MAP SPECIFICATION – The DOTA seeks terminal maps similar to the terminal map layout displayed on the San Francisco Airport website, http://www.flysfo.com/maps, where both interactive and static maps are offered.

The terminal maps shall include, but not be limited to the following:

HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS 6/2/15 3 6.1 Consist of an overview map per Airport, separate maps per terminal/buildings per airport, and a separate map per each level per terminal/building for each airport, see table reference AIRPORT OVERVIEW # OF # OF MAP TERMINAL/ FLOORS BLDG MAPS Hana Airport 1 1 1 Hilo Int’l 1 1 2 Honolulu Int’l 1 5 2 Kahului 1 1 2 Kalaupapa 1 1 1 Kapalua 1 1 1 Kona Int’l 1 1 1 Lanai 1 1 1 Lihue 1 1 1 Molokai 1 1 1

An Overview map is a map that shows the outline of the airport including the parking and driving patterns, similar to what exists on the current airport websites. Most airports have one terminal/building, however, Honolulu International Airport terminal is broken into 5 areas, e.g., Commuter Terminal, Inter- island Terminal, Ewa Concourse, Central Concourse, Diamond Head Concourse;

6.2 Include the public parking lots and perimeter driving routes; 6.3 Is compatible across operating systems, browsers, and mobile devices; 6.4 Supports a responsive web design. A responsive web design provides an optimal viewing experience from different types of devices (e.g., desktops, smart phones, tablets, etc.); 6.5 With the responsive design criteria, a menu will be shown from a desktop and be able to be hidden on a mobile device; 6.6 A menu will be used to show the hierarchy of categories and detailed items under each category; 6.7 The ability for the end-user to be able to turn the display of the categories and detailed items on/off via the menu (categories include, but not limited to, Ticketing, Baggage Claim, Gates, Lounges, Dining,

HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS 6/2/15 4 Shopping, Restrooms, Elevators, Escalators, Pre/Post Security, and Ground Transportation and the items listed in the legend of the current Honolulu International Airport terminal map, ground level); 6.8 Support for mouse over or clicking on a point of interest, where it should show a popup with detailed information; 6.9 When applicable, a floor/level selector; 6.10 The ability to pan and zoom; 6.11 The use of international airport icon standards; 6.12 Support for Delivered as a two dimensional map; 6.13 Shall be hosted in the State’s website which runs under WordPress version 4.1.2 6.14 Relevant files shall be delivered as an Adobe Creative Cloud 2014 file format; 6.15 Developed using HTML version 5; 6.16 Standard naming convention for the Adobe Illustrator files and directory folders. 6.17 Shall comply with the State’s Accessibility Policy, reference American with Disabilities (ADA)/Section 508. https://portal.ehawaii.gov/page/accessibility/

7.0 TERMINAL MAP MAINTENANCE SUPPORT – Upon successful delivery and acceptance of the terminal maps, the Contractor shall provide maintenance support based on an hourly charge. The maintenance support will be used to assist the DOTA with any terminal map changes and assist the DOTA IT to resolve any downtime problems.

8.0 TRAINING – The Contractor shall provide a technical overview of (1) the creation, standards, and setup of the Adobe Illustrator files and (2) the creation, standards, and setup of the HTML version 5 programming setup including any additional software programs used to create the interactive website.

Upon successful completion of training, the DOTA staff shall be able to maintain the graphics and terminal map website using Adobe Illustrator and HTML version 5 programming, including any additional software used, for future updates.

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9.0 DOCUMENTATION – The Contractor shall provide documentation for the following:

9.1 Adobe Illustrator files and any layering, icons, and configuration standards; 9.2 Overview of the HTML version 5 coding standards, setup and source code with comments; 9.3 The file and directory naming convention with directory hierarchy; 9.4 In Microsoft Word format; 9.5 A log for tracking updates after deployment.

10.0 OWNERSHIP – The DOTA will be the sole owner of all deliverables, including the codes developed or generated by or for the DOTA, provided that such codes contain no source or object codes altered by the packaged software used to create the graphics and web files. Further, the DOTA will be the sole owner or custodian of any data transmitted, received, or manipulated by the graphics and web file software.

11.0 PAYMENTS - Payments to the Contractor shall be based on the delivery and acceptance of the milestones detailed on the bid worksheet. Payments for the maintenance support services shall be paid for in accordance to the DOTA IT as considered work completed and paid by the hourly rate in accordance in the bid cost. For maintenance support, partial payments shall be made to the nearest 1/2 hour.

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CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATION CHECKLIST: For each minimum qualification criteria, complete the last column with Yes or No to indicate whether the Contractor meets the minimum qualification:

MINIMUM QUALIFICATION CRITERIA: YES OR NO 1. Must be able to perform services at the DOTA worksite, Monday through Friday, at minimum from 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 2. Must have a minimum of FIVE (5) years web graphics and development experience relating to the deliverables listed.

HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS 6/2/15 7 PERSONNEL SKILL: Complete the table below for each personnel resource assigned to the Contract. Attach a resume for each resource and highlight their experience to prove they meet the years of experience.

YEARS OF REQUIREMENT RESOURCE NAME(S) EXPERIENCE (yyyy TO yyyy) 1. Must be assigned to a Contractor’s local office.

2. Must possess at least FIVE (5) continuous years of web graphics and development experience.

3. Must possess at least FIVE (5) years experience producing vector graphics using Adobe Illustrator software with at least ONE (1) year using Adobe Illustrator CC2014 version and experience using the Adobe software to support graphics that were used for informational and directional maps, i.e., for a building complex similar to the airport terminal spaces, etc.

4. Must possess at least FIVE (5) years of continuous experience coding in HTML 5.

5. Must possess at least THREE (3) years of WordPress experience. 6. Must possess experience in using AutoCAD to view space attributes for terminal map validation tasks and to save to PDF file format.

HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS 6/2/15 8 YEARS OF REQUIREMENT RESOURCE NAME(S) EXPERIENCE (yyyy TO yyyy) 7. Must provide a live website example of their graphic and website development work. 8. Must provide THREE (3) examples of graphic files to support their experience of developing similar graphics.

HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS 6/2/15 9 HAWAII AIRPORTS WEBSITE TERMINAL MAPS BID AMOUNT ______Item No. Description Qty. Unit Price Amount (a) (b) (c) (d) (bxd) ______

1 Work Plan 1 $ /hr $______

2 Pre-Development 1 $ /hr $______Standards

3 Development/Acceptance 1 $ /hr $______Static Maps

4 Development/Acceptance 1 $ /hr $______Interactive Maps

5 Migration to Production 1 $ /hr $______Interactive Maps

6 Documentation 1 $ /hr $______

7 Training 24 hours $ /hr $______

8 Terminal Map Maint. 80 hours $ /hr $______

TOTAL FOR COMPARISON OF BIDS $ ______

Notes: 1. Payment will be made on the basis of actual number of man-hour services performed.

2. The estimated quantity (Qty.) hours above is an estimate of hours for the deliverables and does not obligate the State to compensate the Contractor for the total number of hours listed.

2. Partial payments shall be made to the nearest 1/2 hour.

3. Contractor's unit prices are inclusive of all cost, including Hawaii State tax.

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