GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. Federal, State, COUNTY and/or research personnel, in addition to departmental contracting staff, may observe performance, activities, or review documents required under this Contract at any time during normal working hours. However, these personnel may not unreasonably interfere with CONTRACTOR performance.
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. Contractor shall permit all authorized federal, State, County and/or research personnel, in addition to DPSS contracting staff, to observe performance, activities, or review documents required under this Contract at any time during normal working hours. However, these personnel may not unreasonably interfere with Contractor performance.
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. Federal, State and/or COUNTY personnel approved by COUNTY administrative management personnel, in addition to departmental contracting staff, may observe performance activities, documents and products under this Contract at any time during hours of operation as defined in Section 1.3, Statement of Work. However, these personnel may not unreasonably interfere with CONTRACTOR performance.
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. In addition to Contracting Officers and XXXx, other Government personnel may from time to time observe Contractor performance/operations; however, these personnel will not interfere with Contractor performance.
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. 42.1 CONTRACTOR shall permit CSS staff as well as persons approved by COUNTY to observe CONTRACTOR'S performance and activities, or to review documents of CONTRACTOR which are required under this Contract at any time during normal working hours. However, these persons may not unreasonably interfere with the CONTRACTOR'S performance.
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. 62 Exhibit A-1, Performance Requirement Summary 63 Exhibit A-2, Budget 64 Exhibit B, Attachments 65
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. CONTRACTOR shall permit all authorized Federal, State, COUNTY and/or research personnel, in addition to departmental CONTRACTING staff, to observe performance, activities, or review documents required under this CONTRACT at any time during normal working hours. However, these personnel may not unreasonably interfere with CONTRACTOR performance.
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. Federal, State, County, and/or research personnel, in addition to DPSS monitoring staff, may observe performance, activities, or review documents required under this MOU at any time during normal working hours. However, these personnel may not unreasonably interfere with RESTAURANT’S performance.
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. Federal, State, and/or COUNTY personnel, in addition to DCFS contracting staff, may observe performance activities and documents under this Contract at any time during normal working hours. However, such personnel may not unreasonably interfere with CONTRACTOR’s performance. Inventory approximately 88,000 Case Files (contained in approximately 10,000 boxes), that are stored on open shelving within the time frame agreed to between the parties, as specified in SOW section 8.0. Review each Case File to reconcile case name/number against information in database in accordance with SOW section 8.2. Identify each Case file that has a silver-xxxx barcode sticker and compare the correct case number to case number listed in the database and make corrections if needed in accordance with SOW section 8.2.5 Ensure all Case Files have a readable barcode in accordance with SOW section 8.2.6. Maintain an accurate inventory and tracking system that shall be continuously updated with COUNTY case file and record activity information during the term of this Contract in accordance with SOW 8.6 100% compliance for all requirements Monitoring methods shall include, but shall not be limited to, the following: Monitoring of CONTRACTOR’s compliance with the SOW. Notification from COUNTY and non- County users of these services regarding CONTRACTOR’s performance. Results of any audit regarding CONTRACTOR compliance with the SOW. Written notification by COUNTY Program Manager to CONTRACTOR regarding each incident of CONTRACTOR’s non-compliance with the SOW. Weekly progress report and special reports required for submission by CONTRACTOR on a regular or on as needed basis. If any notices of CONTRACTOR’s non-compliance with the SOW are submitted to CONTRACTOR, CONTRACTOR shall submit to the COUNTY within twenty-four (24) hours from receipt of such written notice, a written Corrective Action Plan, which shall contain an explanation of the problem and a plan for immediate correction of the problem, subject to COUNTY approval. The COUNTY may impose a single deduction from CONTRACTOR’s invoice in the amount of the actual cost of damages or $250, whichever is greatest, when the following occurs: 1) Three (3) or more written notices of CONTRACTOR’s non- compliance with the Contract are substantiated during the term of the Contract; and/or 2) The written Corrective Action Plan submitted by CONTRACTOR for each such notice does not meet with the COUNTY’s approval; and/or 3) CONTRACTOR does not pr...
GOVERNMENT OBSERVATIONS. Federal, State, and/or County personnel, in addition to COUNTY Contract management staff, may observe performance activities, or review documents required by this Contract.
