Common use of Corrective Action Plans Clause in Contracts

Corrective Action Plans. If HCA determines that the CONTRACTOR is not in compliance with one (1) or more requirements in this Agreement, HCA may issue a notice of noncompliance, identifying the deficiency(ies) and follow-up recommendations/requirements (either in the form of a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) or an HCA DCAP). A notice of noncompliance from HCA requiring a CAP or DCAP will also serve as a notice for sanctions in the event HCA determines that sanctions are also necessary. The CONTRACTOR may dispute a notice of noncompliance in accordance with Section 7.11 of this Agreement. The CONTRACTOR shall be required to provide CAPs to HC within fourteen (14) Calendar Days of receipt of a noncompliance notice from HCA unless otherwise directed by HCA. CAPs are subject to review and approval by HCA. If HCA imposes a DCAP on the CONTRACTOR, the CONTRACTOR will have fourteen (14) Calendar Days, unless otherwise directed by HCA to respond to HCA. If the CONTRACTOR does not effectively implement the CAP/DCAP within the time frame specified in the CAP/DCAP, HCA may impose additional sanctions. If HCA staff is required to spend ten (10) hours or more per week monitoring a CAP(s) or DCAP(s), HCA will provide notice to the CONTRACTOR that the CONTRACTOR must contract with a third party, either designated by HCA or approved by HCA, to oversee the CONTRACTOR's compliance with the CAP(s) or DCAP(s).

Corrective Action Plans. If HCA HSD determines that the CONTRACTOR is not in compliance with one (1) or more requirements in this Agreement, HCA HSD may issue a notice of noncompliance, identifying the deficiency(ies) and follow-up recommendations/requirements (either in the form of a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) or an HCA HSD DCAP). A notice of noncompliance from HCA HSD requiring a CAP or DCAP will also serve as a notice for sanctions in the event HCA HSD determines that sanctions are also necessary. The CONTRACTOR may dispute a notice of noncompliance in accordance with Section 7.11 of this Agreement. The CONTRACTOR shall be required to provide CAPs to HC HSD within fourteen (14) Calendar Days of receipt of a noncompliance notice from HCA HSD unless otherwise directed by HCAHSD. CAPs are subject to review and approval by HCAHSD. If HCA HSD imposes a DCAP on the CONTRACTOR, the CONTRACTOR will have fourteen (14) Calendar Days, unless otherwise directed by HCA HSD, to respond to HCAHSD. If the CONTRACTOR does not effectively implement the CAP/DCAP within the time frame specified in the CAP/DCAP, HCA HSD may impose additional sanctions. If HCA HSD staff is required to spend ten (10) hours or more per week monitoring a CAP(s) or DCAP(s), HCA HSD will provide notice to the CONTRACTOR that the CONTRACTOR must contract with a third party, either designated by HCA HSD or approved by HCAHSD, to oversee the CONTRACTOR's compliance with the CAP(s) or DCAP(s).