Common use of Evaluation Assessment Clause in Contracts

Evaluation Assessment. a. As partners in a security network that includes sworn officers, unsworn private security, and student monitors, the District and Contractor recognize that mutually beneficial feedback is useful for both parties. The District shall meet with Contractor at the mid-point of the contract (not later than the second board meeting in January) to review and evaluate services provided and will seek input from Contractor or its designee about the partnership between the District and Contractor.

Evaluation Assessment. a. As partners in a security network and safety system that includes sworn officers, unsworn private security, community-based safety providers and student monitors, the District and Contractor recognize that mutually beneficial feedback is useful for both parties. The District shall meet with Contractor at the mid-point of the contract (not later than the second board meeting in January) quarterly to review and evaluate services provided and will seek input from Contractor or its designee about the partnership relationship between the District and ContractorContractor and safety conditions at the District, Xxxxxxx College and College of Alameda.

Evaluation Assessment. a. As partners in a security network and safety system that includes sworn officers, unsworn private security, community-based safety providers and student monitors, the District and Contractor recognize that mutually beneficial feedback is useful for both parties. The District shall meet with Contractor at the mid-point of the contract (not later than the second board meeting in January) quarterly to review and evaluate services provided and will seek input from Contractor or its designee about the partnership relationship between District and Contractor and safety conditions at the District and Contractorthe campuses.

Evaluation Assessment. a. As partners in a security network and safety system that includes sworn officers, unsworn private security, community-based safety providers and student monitors, the District and Contractor recognize that mutually beneficial feedback is useful for both parties. The District shall meet with Contractor at the mid-point of the contract (not later than the second board meeting in January) quarterly to review and evaluate services provided and will seek input from Contractor or its designee about the partnership relationship between District and Contractor and safety conditions at the District and ContractorLaney.

Evaluation Assessment. a. As partners in a security network and safety system that includes sworn officers, unsworn private security, community-based safety providers and student monitors, the District and Contractor recognize that mutually beneficial feedback is useful for both parties. The District shall meet with Contractor at the mid-point of the contract (not later than the second board meeting in January) quarterly to review and evaluate services provided and will seek input from Contractor or its designee about the partnership relationship between District and Contractor and safety conditions at the District and Contractorother campuses.