CONTRACT PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT Clause Samples
The CONTRACT PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT clause establishes the procedures and standards for monitoring and evaluating the fulfillment of contractual obligations by the parties involved. Typically, this clause outlines the methods for tracking progress, reporting requirements, and performance metrics that must be met throughout the contract term. For example, it may require regular status updates, milestone reviews, or the use of specific performance indicators. Its core practical function is to ensure that both parties remain accountable and that the contract objectives are met efficiently, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or underperformance.
CONTRACT PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT. The Contracting and Ordering Agencies are responsible for administering and monitoring the Contractor’s compliance and performance on this Agreement. Therefore, the Contractor must respond to complaints about performance of the obligations in this Agreement to such entities in a timely manner. If the Contractor fails to perform any one of its obligations under this Agreement, it will be in default. If the Contractor fails to satisfactorily correct the performance or compliance issue within the time designated by the Agency, the Contracting Agency may employ all available options and remedies, including termination of the Agreement, if necessary, to resolve the Contractor’s continued nonperformance or noncompliance.
CONTRACT PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT.
16.1 Conformance to Contract Performance Management The performance of this Agreement shall be effected in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and specifically, the Operator shall provide services which shall, at a minimum, meet the standards that are included in Schedule G hereof. The standards listed thereunder are not exhaustive and may be amended from time to time by mutual agreement between the parties.
16.2 Non-Conformance Performance Failure to meet or exceed the standards set out in Schedule G shall be addressed as follows:
a. Upon receipt of a written report (“Non-Conformance Report”), the Operator shall, within twenty four (24) hours of the receipt of such Non-Conformance Report, produce a written response that explains how the failure will be addressed, including a target date (which shall be not more than five (5) days from the date of the written Non-Conformance Report) to remedy the defect; and
b. In the event of persistent and/or un-remedied subsequent failures against the same Performance Standard, the Consortium may, at its sole discretion, request an additional remedy, may reassign the affected Route, or may cancel the Agreement forthwith in accordance with Article 2.3 b. of this Agreement.
CONTRACT PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT. 2.1 The Placement Provider shall:
2.1.1 Ensure that it makes senior staff available to be involved in the following as required: reviewing the Institution’s recruitment and selection policies and criteria; reviewing course content and delivery; reviewing the Disclosure and Barring Service (“DBS”), Independent Safeguard Authority (ISA) and occupational health clearance processes that the Institution has in place to screen students before they are admitted on a practice placement; and reviewing contract performance returns to confirm veracity as appropriate Ensure that students receive an appropriate induction to all placement areas; Ensure that it makes placement educators available annually for involvement in developing performance action plans; Ensure that all relevant staff working in the placement area have education responsibilities included in their job descriptions and competencies defined in their job specifications. Ensure that all relevant staff employed in the placement area are either competent to support student learning and assessment or are required to commence a programme of continuing professional development on recruitment/on completion of any preceptorship period or equivalent to achieve these competencies; immediately notify the Institution of any serious untoward incidents where involvement of any student calls into question their fitness for training; Accept as valid the DBS and occupational health checks carried out by the Institution in accordance with mutually agreed criteria; Immediately notify the Institution of any service provision changes that might affect the Students’ ability to meet the specified learning outcomes set by the Institution; and arrange other suitable educational opportunities; Ensure that students receive feedback on their performance in a time frame appropriate to the activity performed as agreed between the Institution and Placement Provider; Ensure that student assessment in practice is appropriately moderated as agreed between the Institution and the Placement Provider; and Collect and collate feedback from all students and regularly share information and agree action plans with the Institution to address the issues raised. The Institution shall ensure that: A representative sample of senior staff from providers of NHS commissioned services mutually reviews and agrees recruitment and selection policy and processes with the HEI annually. A representative sample of senior staff from providers of NHS commissio...
CONTRACT PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT. If the Buyer believes the Supplier has failed or is failing to comply fully with any obligation on its part under his contract it may issue a contract performance notice (CPN)