PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY STANDARDS Sample Clauses

PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY STANDARDS. Party 1 and Party 2 commit to maintaining the highest standards of quality in all collaborative activities conducted under this Agreement. This commitment extends to all phases of product development, production, marketing, and customer service. Party 1 shall establish specific performance metrics to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness and quality of their collaborative efforts. These metrics may include, but are not limited to, product quality standards, customer satisfaction levels, timeliness of service or product delivery, and adherence to project timelines. Party 1 shall conduct regular reviews and audits of the collaborative activities to ensure compliance with the agreed-upon performance metrics and quality standards. These reviews shall be carried out at least quarterly and shall include an assessment of customer feedback, product testing results, and other relevant quality indicators. Each Party shall be responsible for ensuring that its contributions to joint activities under this Agreement comply with all relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards. This includes obtaining all necessary certifications and approvals for products or services. If non-compliance with the established performance and quality standards is attributable to the actions or omissions of one Party, that Party shall bear the responsibility for rectifying the situation and covering any costs associated with such rectification. The Parties shall maintain open and regular communication regarding performance and quality matters. Each Party shall promptly report to the other any issues, challenges, or opportunities for improvement that they identify. The Parties agree to regularly benchmark their performance and quality standards against prevailing industry standards and best practices, with a view to maintaining a competitive edge and ensuring the highest levels of customer satisfaction. Party 1 and Party 2 agree to provide initial capital contributions of [specify amounts] and [specify amounts] , respectively. These contributions will fund the initial activities of the partnership. Each Party agrees to contribute additional funds as required to support the activities of the partnership. The specifics of these contributions, including amounts and schedules, will be mutually agreed upon and documented in separate financial plans, to be reviewed and updated annually. The Parties are responsible for covering all of their own costs including travel, accommodation, food & be...
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PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY STANDARDS. 2.1. Party 1 and Party 2 commit to maintaining the highest standards of quality in all collaborative activities conducted under this Agreement. This commitment extends to all phases of product development, production, marketing, and customer service. 2.2. Party 1 shall establish specific performance metrics to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness and quality of their collaborative efforts. These metrics may include, but are not limited to, product quality standards, customer satisfaction levels, timeliness of service or product delivery, and adherence to project timelines. 2.3. Party 1 shall conduct regular reviews and audits of the collaborative activities to ensure compliance with the agreed-upon performance metrics and quality standards. These reviews shall be carried out at least quarterly and shall include an assessment of customer feedback, product testing results, and other relevant quality indicators. 2.4. Each Party shall be responsible for ensuring that its contributions to joint activities under this Agreement comply with all relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards. This includes obtaining all necessary certifications and approvals for products or services. 2.5. If non-compliance with the established performance and quality standards is attributable to the actions or omissions of one Party, that Party shall bear the responsibility for rectifying the situation and covering any costs associated with such rectification. 2.6. The Parties shall maintain open and regular communication regarding performance and quality matters. Each Party shall promptly report to the other any issues, challenges, or opportunities for improvement that they identify. 2.7. The Parties agree to regularly benchmark their performance and quality standards against prevailing industry standards and best practices, with a view to maintaining a competitive edge and ensuring the highest levels of customer satisfaction.
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PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY STANDARDS. All of the following standards shall be met in order for services performed under this Contract by Contractor to be deemed “acceptable”. (a) Filters changed on a three hundred sixty-five (365) day interval shall be changed on the scheduled date plus or minus thirty (30) days. Due dates shall be set at three hundred sixty-five (365) days after the last filter installation or the service shall be considered late. (b) Filters changed every ninety (90) days shall be changed on the scheduled due date plus or minus seven (7) days or the service shall be considered late. Due dates shall be set at ninety (90) days after the last filter installation. (c) Filters changed on a 30-day interval shall be changed every thirty (30) days on the scheduled due date plus or minus three (3) days, or the service shall be considered late. Due dates shall be set at thirty (30) days after the last filter installation. (d) Filters changed every fourteen days shall be changed on the scheduled due date plus or minus one (1) day, or the service shall be considered late. Due dates shall be set at fourteen days after the last filter installation. (e) If filters in any one building are changed late or are missed: (i) the first occurrence will be considered poor performance; (ii) upon the second occurrence, a Corrective Action Plan, as set forth in Section 2 of this Contract, will be discussed and initiated with the Contractor; and, (iii) the third occurrence may result in termination of the Contract. (e) All filters shall be installed in accordance with Section 1.03 of this Contract. (f) Contractor shall report to the designated TFC Preventive Maintenance (hereinafter referred to as “PM”) staff member who shall escort Contractor's employees to scheduled filter replacements. PM staff will report to the Contract Administrator work completed and any issues encountered during filter replacements. (i) All jobs to be provided inventory receipt to be verified and provided to TFC upon techs completion of job. Sheet will list unit, location, filter sizes, and number of filters; sheet shall be initialed by both TFC escort and Contractor service tech. (g) When possible, provide twenty-four (24) hour notice if change is needed in scheduled work. (h) Provide twenty-four (24) hour notice for increases in scope of work scheduled. (i) Contractor shall provide all necessary tools and equipment such as ladders, vacuums, tools, lights, etc.
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PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY STANDARDS. All of the following standards shall be met in order for services performed under this Contract by Contractor to be deemed “acceptable”. (a) Filters changed on an annual, semiannual, or quarterly basis shall be changed on the scheduled due date plus or minus one (1) week, or the service shall be considered late. Due dates shall be set at three (3) months after the last filter installation. (b) Filters changed on a monthly basis shall be changed on the scheduled due date plus or minus three (3) days, or the service shall be considered late. Due dates shall be set at one (1) month after the last filter installation. (c) Filters changed every two (2) weeks shall be changed on the scheduled due date plus or minus one (1) day, or the service shall be considered late. Due dates shall be set at two
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