Project Closure Requirements
Prepared By: [YOUR NAME]
Date: [DATE]
I. Introduction
The purpose of this document is to outline the criteria and processes required to formally close the project. This document provides a comprehensive guide to ensure that all necessary steps are completed for the project to be considered finished, including the delivery of final deliverables, project documentation, and performance evaluation.
II. Scope of Closure
Project closure involves a detailed approach to finalize the project. This includes completing and formally accepting all deliverables, documenting them for future reference, and managing the release or reallocation of project resources. The goal is to ensure that all aspects are addressed efficiently and resources are properly handled for continued productivity.
III. Deliverables
The following are the final deliverables that need to be completed and their respective acceptance criteria:
Deliverable | Acceptance Criteria |
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Final Report | |
User Manuals | |
Source Code | |
IV. Completion Criteria
To officially close the project, the following criteria must be met:
Deliverables: Every project deliverable must be fully completed, verified for compliance with standards, adjusted if needed, and formally approved by stakeholders to ensure they meet project requirements and expectations.
V. Approval Process
To obtain formal approval from stakeholders, you are required to follow a series of specific steps, which are detailed as follows:
Step | Description |
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Submit Final Deliverables
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Conduct Final Review Meeting
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Obtain Written Approval
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Document Approval
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VI. Documentation
The final documentation and record-keeping process demands a thorough and detailed approach to ensure completeness and compliance, including but not limited to the following regulations:
Archiving Documents: Ensure that all documents related to the project are meticulously stored in a single, centralized repository. This will facilitate organized and secure access, ensuring that all necessary information is easily retrievable and well-protected.
Final Report: Ensure the project report is thoroughly prepared with all required accurate information, reviewed for any errors, compiled into a professional format, and properly stored in the designated repository for future reference.
VII. Lessons Learned
A comprehensive review and documentation of lessons learned during the project should be completed. This includes:
Document Findings and Recommendations: Record all significant lessons learned, including successes, challenges, and recommendations for future projects.
VIII. Resource Release
This section explains how to manage project resources and ensure stakeholders understand the process.
IX. Sign-off
Signatures or written acknowledgments are obtained from all relevant parties, which serve as an indication of the completion of the project.

[PROJECT MANAGER NAME]
[DATE]

[PROJECT SPONSOR NAME]
[DATE]
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