Common use of Audit; Monitoring Clause in Contracts

Audit; Monitoring. 4.1 The MCOCO will review Subcontractor for programmatic, financial and performance integrity. Entities receiving training contracts in an aggregate of $50,000 a year, whether through one or multiple agreements, will be monitored periodically. Monitoring visits will be documented and retained. If program costs/participant costs, performance of services, program components, benchmarks, satisfactory grade achievement or performance measures are not met, the MCOCO reserves the right to require a corrective action plan, and should the Subcontractor not submit or implement the plan satisfactorily within 30 days, the County/MCOCO shall have the right to terminate the contracts in accordance with the terms of this agreement. Upon submission, review and approval, Subcontractor will continue to be monitored to ensure said deficiencies have been rectified.

Audit; Monitoring. 4.1 The MCOCO MCOWD will review Subcontractor for programmatic, financial and performance integrity. Entities receiving training contracts in an aggregate of $50,000 a year, whether through one or multiple agreements, will be monitored periodically. Monitoring visits will be documented and retained. If program costs/participant costs, performance of services, program components, benchmarks, satisfactory grade achievement or performance measures are not met, the MCOCO MCOWD reserves the right to require a corrective action plan, and should the Subcontractor not submit or implement the plan satisfactorily within 30 days, the County/MCOCO MCOWD shall have the right to terminate the contracts in accordance with the terms of this agreement. Upon submission, review and approval, Subcontractor will continue to be monitored to ensure said deficiencies have been rectified.

Audit; Monitoring. 4.1 The MCOCO MCOWD will review Subcontractor for programmatic, financial and performance integrity. Entities receiving training contracts in an aggregate of $50,000 a year, whether through one or multiple agreements, will be monitored periodically. Monitoring visits will be documented and retained. If program costs/participant costs, performance of services, program components, benchmarks, satisfactory grade achievement or performance measures are not met, the MCOCO MCOWD reserves the right to require a corrective action plan, and should the Subcontractor not submit or implement the plan satisfactorily within 30 days, the County/MCOCO MCOWD shall have the right to terminate the contracts in accordance with the terms of this agreement. Upon submission, review and approval, Subcontractor will continue continued to be monitored to ensure said deficiencies have been rectified.