Common use of Contractor’s Outcome Based Management Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Contractor’s Outcome Based Management Responsibilities. Contractor will engage in activities and supply information required to implement the County’s Outcome-Based Management and Budgeting (OBM) initiative. Activities include, but are not limited to: a. Attending planning and informational meetings; b. Developing program performance and outcome measurements; c. Collecting and submitting data necessary to fulfill measurement requirements; d. Participating in technical assistance and training events offered by the Human Services Agency and seeking technical assistance and training necessary to fulfill measurement requirements; and e. Participating in a review of performance and outcome information; f. Comply with OBM Implementation Guidelines as specified in memos released by the Human Services Agency.

Contractor’s Outcome Based Management Responsibilities. Contractor will engage in activities and supply information required to implement the County’s Outcome-Based Management and Budgeting (OBM) initiative. Activities include, but are not limited to: a. Attending planning and informational meetings; b. Developing program performance and outcome measurements; c. Collecting and submitting data necessary to fulfill measurement requirements; d. Participating in technical assistance and training events offered by the Human Services Agency and seeking technical assistance and training necessary to fulfill measurement requirements; and e. Participating in a review of performance and outcome information; f. Comply with OBM Implementation Guidelines as specified in memos released by the Human Services Agency.. Human

Contractor’s Outcome Based Management Responsibilities. Contractor will engage Engage in activities and supply information required to implement the County’s Outcome-Based Management and Budgeting (OBM) initiative. Activities include, but are not limited to: a. • Attending planning and informational meetings; b. • Developing program performance and outcome measurements; c. • Collecting and submitting data necessary to fulfill measurement requirements; d. • Participating in technical assistance and training events offered by the Human Services Agency and seeking technical assistance and training necessary to fulfill measurement requirements; and e. • Participating in a review of performance and outcome information; f. • Comply with OBM Implementation Guidelines as specified in memos released by the Human Services Agency.