Contract Monitoring Plan Sample Clauses

Contract Monitoring Plan. As a vendor with the OSDH, your contract will be monitored to ensure compliance with the Terms and Conditions outlined in this contract. Typical monitoring activities may include Contractor site visits, review of contractually required deliverables, invoice review, and verification of licensure and/or insurance required and other monitoring activities. All communications related to this contract will be between the Contractor's Contact Person and the OSDH Contract Monitor. The OSDH Contract Monitor for this contract is: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Chronic Disease Service/B&C 0000 X.X. 00xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx, XX 00000-0000 (000) 000-0000 Xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xx.xxx
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Contract Monitoring Plan. This contract will be monitored by the OSDH based on the completion of a Risk Assessment process. Information related to programmatic requirements, the contract specifications, and responses to the Subrecipient Contractor's Questionnaire (See Exhibit titled SQR) will be utilized to complete a Risk Assessment Tool. The Risk Assessment Tool will be used to determine the level of risk associated with the Contract. A Contract Monitoring Plan and a Contract Administration Plan will be developed to define the activities and level of monitoring and administration that will be required during the contract period. Typical monitoring activities include Contractor site visits, review of contractually required reports, invoice review, invoice validation, and verification of licensure and/or insurance requirements, etc. The level of risk assigned to the contract shall determine the frequency and type of activity within a Contract Monitoring Plan and/or a Contract Administration Plan. The Contract Monitoring and/or Contract Administration Plan may be updated periodically as determined by the OSDH throughout the contract period. Upon development of the Contract Monitoring Plan and Contract Administration Plan, the OSDH will provide a copy of each to the Contractor. All communications related to this contract will be between the Contractor's Contact Person and the OSDH Contract Monitor.
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Contract Monitoring Plan. As a vendor with the OSDH, your contract will be monitored to ensure compliance with the Terms and Conditions outlined in this contract. Typical monitoring activities may include Contractor site visits, review of contractually required deliverables, invoice review, and verification of licensure and/or insurance required and other monitoring activities. All communications related to this contract will be between the Contractor's Contact Person and the OSDH Contract Monitor. The OSDH Contract Monitor for this contract is: Entire Agreement: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Chronic Disease Service/B&C 0000 X.X. 00xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx, XX 00000-0000 (000) 000-0000 Xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xx.xxx This contract, including referenced attachments, represents all of the terms and conditions agreed upon by the parties. No other understandings or representations, oral or otherwise, regarding the subject matter of this contract shall be deemed to exist or to bind any of the parties hereto.
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Contract Monitoring Plan. The Plan developed by County, specifically for this Contract, to monitor Contractor's compliance with Contract. The elements of the Plan are listed in the Performance Requirements Summary (Technical Exhibit 6.1).
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