N.M. Admin. Code § 1.12.9.10 - CERTIFICATION PROCESS
A.
PCC
certification generally. At a minimum, project certification shall be
required at a project's initiation, during its implementation and closeout. The
PCC may require additional certification phases, events or deliverables based
on the progress, complexity, risk or size of the project. Project certification
shall be required before funds can be released for any of the above
certification phases. Regarding phased release of funds, project managers shall
present the distinct components of a phased approach, with approval of what
constitutes appropriate phases for a particular project to then be approved or
modified by the office and the PCC.
B.
Agency request. A report by
the agency requesting approval of a project requiring certification must be
submitted in writing for all certification phases specified by the PCC. The PCC
shall determine the components of the reports and criteria for issuing
certification.
C.
Verification. The PCC shall verify that the project has been reviewed by
the architectural committee and the office as appropriate.
D.
PCC recommendation. The PCC
shall make a recommendation to the ITC to issue or deny project certification
or may provide contingent certification subject to the agency providing
specific information. The PCC shall notify the agency submitting the project in
writing of its decision. In the case of recommendation for denial of the
project for certification, the PCC will cite the reasons for its decision and
the recommended actions needed to be taken by the agency for resubmission of
the project for certification.
E.
Office pre-certification. The office shall release "phase zero"
pre-certification planning phase funds to develop project phasing, IV&V or
an overall project plan.
F.
Emergency Certification Review. The PCC will make every effort, within
reason, to review projects in a timely manner. If at any time the PCC cannot
convene, and a project faces significant time constraints and major risks to
the project an emergency certification review may be implemented. The emergency
review is for circumstances outside of control of the agency and every effort
should have been made to work within the existing process. All members of the
PCC will be provided an opportunity for comment. Documentation will be sent toe
the PCC electronically with notification of response timeline. Any comments
from the PCC members must be sent electronically to the chair of the PCC. The
CIO, PCC chair and the ITC chair shall have the authority to issue or deny
certification for a particular phase of the project. If a certification is
approved or denied, without convening the PCC, justification of the action
shall be provided at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the ITC.
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