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System Integration and Acceptance Testing

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This scope was carved out of 2026-149.

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Municipal Mass Emergency Notification System

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AgencyCity of London
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Organization / AgencyCity of London
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Performs technical configuration and acceptance testing for prime contractors on City of London municipal projects. Configures emergency response call-out lists, executes formal testing and acceptance activities, and develops test scripts to verify delivery speeds and reliability across communication channels. Utilizes QA tools and testing environments. Delivers a Testing and Acceptance Report and trained City staff.

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