please help

please help

Your final assistance to Mary and Bob will be providing a basic Resource Acquisition Plan. In this case, you'll be identifying actual vendors in the Tucson, Arizona area who can provide a venue, sell you materials, cater the event, etc. etc. It's time to get your Google on! The starting point for this assignment is the Detailed Bottom Estimation you created in Module 3-you'll be able to copy/paste that material directly into the provided template for this assignment and then search for and complete the plan. Part 1: Create Resource Acquisition Plan 1. Review Mary and Bob's Scope Statement, the Work Breakdown Structure, the Resource Breakdown Structure you created in Module 2, and especially the Bottom Up Estimation you created in Module 3. 2. Utilizing Google (or similar search engines) search for vendors for all resources you identified in your Bottom Up Resource Estimation from Module 3. These vendors MUST be from the greater Tucson, Arizona area! 3. Identify the potential vendor, their website address (or physical address if they lack an online presence), the actual cost of their services, and the skill level/quality rating of their service. 4. Present this data in an Excel or Google Sheets formatted as below or utilize the template file I have attached here I highly suggested utilizing the attached document. You can freely copy/paste the materials from the Bottom Up Estimation assignment to complete a good portion of this document. Mary and Bob's Wedding Mary and Bob, two working professionals from the Tucson, Arizona area, have decided to get married on a Saturday in December 2023. Mary and Bob are project managers and want to save a little on the cost by acting as their own wedding coordinators. In true PM fashion, they've come up with a basic scope statement and even a basic Work Breakdown Structure. However, they need some help in resource management (estimates, costs, acquisition, management) and some details from you, their project manager colleague. While they may get some financial help from their families, they currently plan to cover all expenses. Invitees will receive a save-the-date communication (in negotiable format) and a paper invitation by US mail. The rehearsal dinner (Friday night before the wedding) will be held at a local restaurant (to be determined) with 25 total people in attendance. There are no expectations beyond being seated together and ordering off the restaurant menu. The wedding ceremony and rehearsal will have 75 attendees, including the wedding party of bride, groom, 3 bridesmaids, and 3 groomsmen. The wedding venue is not yet determined, but you will help with this. It must be within 50 miles of Tucson (use the University of Arizona as your measuring point). The ceremony and reception venue can be the same. However, the ceremony needs an outdoor setting, and the reception should be indoors. There should be ample parking for 50 cars. The ceremony will need an officiant. Mary and Bob are open to an ordained official from any church. They want you to pick two rings. There should be flowers for the bride, bridesmaids, corsages for mothers, boutonnieres for groomsmen and fathers. The ceremony location must sit 70 people (plus wedding party). It should be suitably decorated. The reception must have seating for 75, with no special arrangements for the couple. Full tableware and linens should be provided. Food and drink (dinner) could be either plated and served or in a buffet, depending on costs. Two meal choices, plus a vegetarian option, must be provided. Non-alcoholic beverages are fine, though Champaign should be available in a bottle for each table. A cash bar is requested. The couple desire a wedding cake. The couple request a DJ to provide music for at least three hours. If a budget allows, they would like a small live band. Tables should contain some sort of take-home favor for attendees. The reception site should be suitable decorated. The wedding and reception will require servers, bartenders, parking attendants, and a limousine to transport the couple from the reception to the Tucson airport. The bride and groom will require appropriate attire (this is a formal event!) The three bridesmaids and three groomsmen will also require formal attire. The couple request a photographer and a videographer. They request a package with a selection of photographs (couple, family, ceremony, reception) and a video to commemorate the day. Their budget for all items included in the scope (below) is $25,000. They are not afraid to spend the full amount but they are not prepared to go over budget. Quality and affordability can be balanced within reason. Guests will cover their own travel and accommodation costs. The honeymoon is not part of this project. 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 B 9 0 File Home Insert Draw Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Help PROTECTED VIEW Be careful-files from the Internet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing 11 Web Link A B C G H K DE F Estimated Labor WBS ID or Estimated Material Estimated Tucson Area Proposed Units Unit Cost Total Total Cost Providor RBS ID Activity Resource Hours Rate Total 1 2 B P Web Link M Provider's Rating or Experience N Hours P Updated Labor Rate Total Q R Updated Material Unit Cost Total units T Updated Total Cost Your final assistance to Mary and Bob will be providing a basic Resource Acquisition Plan. In this case, you'll be identifying actual vendors in the Tucson, Arizona area who can provide a venue, sell you materials, cater the event, etc. etc. It's time to get your Google on! The starting point for this assignment is the Detailed Bottom Estimation you created in Module 3-you'll be able to copy/paste that material directly into the provided template for this assignment and then search for and complete the plan. Part 1: Create Resource Acquisition Plan 1. Review Mary and Bob's Scope Statement, the Work Breakdown Structure, the Resource Breakdown Structure you created in Module 2, and especially the Bottom Up Estimation you created in Module 3. 2. Utilizing Google (or similar search engines) search for vendors for all resources you identified in your Bottom Up Resource Estimation from Module 3. These vendors MUST be from the greater Tucson, Arizona area! 3. Identify the potential vendor, their website address (or physical address if they lack an online presence), the actual cost of their services, and the skill level/quality rating of their service. 4. Present this data in an Excel or Google Sheets formatted as below or utilize the template file I have attached here I highly suggested utilizing the attached document. You can freely copy/paste the materials from the Bottom Up Estimation assignment to complete a good portion of this document. Mary and Bob's Wedding Mary and Bob, two working professionals from the Tucson, Arizona area, have decided to get married on a Saturday in December 2023. Mary and Bob are project managers and want to save a little on the cost by acting as their own wedding coordinators. In true PM fashion, they've come up with a basic scope statement and even a basic Work Breakdown Structure. However, they need some help in resource management (estimates, costs, acquisition, management) and some details from you, their project manager colleague. While they may get some financial help from their families, they currently plan to cover all expenses. Invitees will receive a save-the-date communication (in negotiable format) and a paper invitation by US mail. The rehearsal dinner (Friday night before the wedding) will be held at a local restaurant (to be determined) with 25 total people in attendance. There are no expectations beyond being seated together and ordering off the restaurant menu. The wedding ceremony and rehearsal will have 75 attendees, including the wedding party of bride, groom, 3 bridesmaids, and 3 groomsmen. The wedding venue is not yet determined, but you will help with this. It must be within 50 miles of Tucson (use the University of Arizona as your measuring point). The ceremony and reception venue can be the same. However, the ceremony needs an outdoor setting, and the reception should be indoors. There should be ample parking for 50 cars. The ceremony will need an officiant. Mary and Bob are open to an ordained official from any church. They want you to pick two rings. There should be flowers for the bride, bridesmaids, corsages for mothers, boutonnieres for groomsmen and fathers. The ceremony location must sit 70 people (plus wedding party). It should be suitably decorated. The reception must have seating for 75, with no special arrangements for the couple. Full tableware and linens should be provided. Food and drink (dinner) could be either plated and served or in a buffet, depending on costs. Two meal choices, plus a vegetarian option, must be provided. Non-alcoholic beverages are fine, though Champaign should be available in a bottle for each table. A cash bar is requested. The couple desire a wedding cake. The couple request a DJ to provide music for at least three hours. If a budget allows, they would like a small live band. Tables should contain some sort of take-home favor for attendees. The reception site should be suitable decorated. The wedding and reception will require servers, bartenders, parking attendants, and a limousine to transport the couple from the reception to the Tucson airport. The bride and groom will require appropriate attire (this is a formal event!) The three bridesmaids and three groomsmen will also require formal attire. The couple request a photographer and a videographer. They request a package with a selection of photographs (couple, family, ceremony, reception) and a video to commemorate the day. Their budget for all items included in the scope (below) is $25,000. They are not afraid to spend the full amount but they are not prepared to go over budget. Quality and affordability can be balanced within reason. Guests will cover their own travel and accommodation costs. The honeymoon is not part of this project. 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 B 9 0 File Home Insert Draw Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Help PROTECTED VIEW Be careful-files from the Internet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing 11 Web Link A B C G H K DE F Estimated Labor WBS ID or Estimated Material Estimated Tucson Area Proposed Units Unit Cost Total Total Cost Providor RBS ID Activity Resource Hours Rate Total 1 2 B P Web Link M Provider's Rating or Experience N Hours P Updated Labor Rate Total Q R Updated Material Unit Cost Total units T Updated Total Cost