ARTICLE III Methodology This work will be accomplished by an analyses of available background data, a series of on-site surveys, discussion with current health care providers, and evaluation of health care needs as outlined in the Loma Linda University proposal on pages 4 to 12 and addendum of September 17, 1980, on pages 2-7. ARTICLE IV A. Deliverables Letter Progress Reports The contractor shall prepare and submit two letter progress reports not to exceed five pages in length. Each of these reports shall: l. Identify project status, including an estimation of percentage completion. 2. Report expenditures in period of report and cumulatively 3. Summarize work performed; accomplishments; and and explain deviations from estimated expenditure levels; and problems encountered during period of report; plans for succeeding period; and actions requested for the Department of the Interior. B. Draft Report The contractor shall submit a draft report in six (6) copies as indicated in A above. This report should include the results of all the research and any findings. Submission of this draft report should mark the completion of the major elements of the contract, except incorporation of the Department's comments and preparation of the final report. The report will be handcarried to DOI for discussion on November 19, 1980. Delivery: C. Six (6) weeks after contract award. Final Report After receipt of the department's comment on the draft report, the contractor shall prepare and submit the final report to the Department in six copies as indicated in A above on December 3, 1980. ARTICLE V Period of Performance The contractual period of performance shall begin on October 3 1980; and all work and services required hereunder sh all be completed on or before December 3, 1980.