In-Process Reviews Clause Samples
The In-Process Reviews clause establishes a requirement for periodic evaluations of work progress during the execution of a project or contract. These reviews typically involve meetings or checkpoints where the parties assess deliverables, timelines, and compliance with agreed-upon standards. By facilitating ongoing oversight and communication, this clause helps identify issues early, ensures alignment between parties, and supports timely adjustments to keep the project on track.
In-Process Reviews. The CNA shall participate in ad-hoc In-Process Reviews (IPR) of program performance with special emphasis on employment growth, financial management updates, and internal processes and procedures related to executing CNA responsibilities for the AbilityOne Program. The CNA shall submit the necessary reports and documentation to the Commission not later than 30 days after date of Commission request in preparation for the ad-hoc IPR.
In-Process Reviews. The Contractor shall be prepared to host In Process Reviews (IPRs) not more than quarterly at their facility to review the progress of their effort throughout the Basic Ordering Period. IPRs shall be conducted on dates mutually agreed upon between the Government and the Contractor’s Program Manager, with the Government making the decision of whether an IPR is necessary. Topics for the IPR shall include, but is not limited to: manuals, provisioning, safety, system design, and quality assurance. The Contractor’s PM shall be prepared to brief the production status, schedule and any issues related to contract execution.