Deploying the Lightning Web Component (LWC) files included in the Public Sector Solutions DataPacks is a metadata deployment that requires developer tools. The official Salesforce documentation explicitly instructs administrators or developers to use a code editor like Visual Studio Code with the Salesforce Extension Pack and the Salesforce Command Line Interface (CLI). This process involves retrieving the component source code and using an sf project deploy start command to push the files into the Salesforce org. The other listed tasks are declarative and can be completed entirely within the Salesforce user interface without writing or deploying code.

A. Activate DataPack OmniScripts and Integration Procedures: This is a declarative step performed by clicking the "Activate" button within the OmniStudio Designer or from the OmniStudio Admin home page.

B. Installation of OmniStudio Package in the org: Installing managed packages like OmniStudio is done through the Salesforce UI using an installation link, a standard process for any AppExchange package.

D. Download Public Sector Sample DataPacks from Process Library: This is an import process handled declaratively within the OmniStudio application's Process Library or by using the OmniStudio DataPacks import feature.

1. Salesforce Help, Public Sector Solutions Documentation: Deploy Lightning Web Components for Public Sector Solutions. This guide details the post-installation task for deploying LWCs. It states, "To deploy the Lightning web components, use a code editor such as Visual Studio Code with the Salesforce extension pack and Salesforce CLI." It then provides the specific CLI command for deployment.

2. Salesforce Developer Documentation, Lightning Web Components Dev Guide: Set Up Your Development Environment. This guide outlines the standard tooling for LWC development and deployment, which includes Visual Studio Code, the Salesforce Extension Pack, and the Salesforce CLI. This confirms that deploying LWC source files is a developer-centric task.

3. Salesforce Help, OmniStudio Documentation: Install the OmniStudio Package. This document describes the package installation process, which involves clicking an installation URL and following the on-screen prompts within the Salesforce UI, confirming that this step does not require developer tools.