Kan. Admin. Regs. § 112-110-13 - Central computer system; acceptance testing
(a) Each CCS supplier shall make that
provider's system available for independent acceptance and compatibility
testing.
(b) If a CCS fails the
acceptance testing, the CCS supplier shall make all necessary modifications
required for acceptance by the Kansas lottery and the commission within the
time frame specified by the Kansas lottery and the commission.
(c) Each CCS supplier shall provide at least
one test system, including all hardware and software, to the commission or its
independent testing laboratory for the duration of the contract. The test
system shall include any third-party software and licenses used by the system.
The test system shall use the identical software that exists on the production
system, though the test system may utilize similar but not identical
hardware.
(d) Each CCS supplier
shall provide a complete set of manuals at the beginning of acceptance testing.
Updates to the manuals shall be supplied concurrently with any CCS
modifications that result in updating the manual.
(e) A test system in addition to the system
required in subsection (b) may be required if the Kansas lottery determines
that a system shall be located at the Kansas lottery.
(f) The cost of initial acceptance testing by
the Kansas lottery, the commission, and the commission's independent testing
laboratory shall be paid by the CCS supplier. The cost of any testing resulting
from system modifications or enhancements shall be paid by the CCS supplier.
These costs shall include travel time and expenses for functionality that must
be tested on-site or at an alternate location.
(g) Each CCS supplier shall be responsible
for the consulting costs incurred by the commission and the Kansas lottery to
develop the test scripts.
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