Offshore / Onshore Ratios Clause Samples
The Offshore / Onshore Ratios clause defines the proportion of work or resources that must be allocated between offshore (outside the client's country) and onshore (within the client's country) locations. In practice, this clause may specify that a certain percentage of project tasks, personnel, or costs are to be handled in each location, often to comply with regulatory requirements or to optimize costs. Its core function is to ensure transparency and compliance in the distribution of work, helping both parties manage expectations and adhere to legal or operational constraints regarding where services are delivered.
Offshore / Onshore Ratios. As of the Effective Date, the Baseline AD Hours reflect what the Parties believe is the optimal mix of Offshore Personnel and Onshore Personnel. Health Net may alter this mix by adding or removing Baseline AD Hours performed by Offshore Personnel or Onshore Personnel through the process described in Section 5.2. Schedule C (Charges) C - 8 Health Net / Cognizant Confidential
Offshore / Onshore Ratios. The Parties have agreed on the following maximum ratios of Supplier Personnel based in India (“Offshore Personnel”) and Supplier Personnel based in the United States (“Onshore Personnel”) assigned to perform Production Support Services (“Maximum Offshore/Onshore Ratio”): Maximum Offshore / Onshore Ratio *** *** *** *** ***
Offshore / Onshore Ratios. The Parties have agreed on the following maximum ratios of Supplier Personnel based in India (“Offshore Personnel”) and Supplier Personnel based in the United States (“Onshore Personnel”) assigned to perform Production Support Services (“Maximum Offshore/Onshore Ratio”): Maximum Offshore / Onshore Ratio *** *** *** *** ***
(a) The Maximum Offshore/Onshore Ratios reflect the maximum number of Offshore Personnel Supplier may use to perform Production Support Services. These Maximum Offshore/Onshore Ratios reflect the average ratio of Offshore Personnel and Onshore Personnel during each Contract Year (i.e., the ratio of Offshore Personnel to Onshore Personnel may increase temporarily as long as the average ratio for the Contract Year does not exceed the applicable Maximum Offshore/Onshore Ratio). If Supplier believes it can increase this ratio while maintaining compliance with the Service Levels and other terms of this Agreement, Supplier shall propose a revised staffing plan ***.
(b) Supplier is responsible for performing all functions required to transition Services to Offshore Personnel (up to the permitted Maximum Offshore/Onshore Ratio) while maintaining compliance with the Service Levels and other terms of this Agreement. ***.
(c) If Health Net directs Supplier to reduce the number of Offshore Personnel below the permitted Maximum Offshore/Onshore Ratio for reasons other than Supplier’s failure to meet Service Levels or comply with other terms of this Agreement, then Supplier shall ***. Supplier shall obtain Health Net’s written consent prior to implementing the plan.