Airport Goals and Innovation Sample Clauses

Airport Goals and Innovation. The Airports Authority will identify specific Airport goals which the Contractor is required to achieve, including, but not limited to, performing special event parking, community initiatives, parking promotions, and changes in operations due to construction. In addition, the Contractor is required to continuously propose innovative solutions to increase revenue, decrease expenses, improve safety, reduce risk, and improve customer service. Maximum point value is 10 points subject to the following: (1) Points will be deducted for each goal the Contractor fails to achieve based on the level of importance the Airports Authority places on the goal. Points will be added based on the value (as determined by the Airports Authority) of the innovative solutions proposed by the Contractor provided they are implemented and are proven to be successful.
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