Program Analysis Sample Clauses

Program Analysis. A. Review and coordinate the data contained in the project scope statement, consult with designated representatives of CDB and the using agency when required and visit the project site to obtain a thorough understanding of the existing conditions and the project.
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Program Analysis. At least quarterly throughout the period of the grant and at the end of the grant year, the PD will prepare an analysis of the Program, as well as an estimated cost for PARTICIPANT’s continued participation after all grant funds are expended. The analysis will consist of a fiscal analysis and an analysis of the effectiveness of the PD in meeting pre-established goals and objectives. The PD will provide copies of the analysis to PARTICIPANT’s Commissioners Court and to the Honorable Judges identified of the Participating Administrative Judicial Regions. PARTICIPANT shall have three months from the date the cost analysis is provided to the Commissioners Courts to consider the analysis and determine whether participant will continue to participate in the Program. If PARTICIPANT requests to continue participating in the Program, a new interlocal agreement as to funding and the funding cycle will be necessary.
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Program Analysis. The contractor shall establish the expertise and capabilities to perform in-depth analysis for each major functional area. This analysis shall be required for, but not limited to, the following reasons: responding to changes in laws, regulations or policies; changing or improving operations; taking corrective action resulting from audits, surveys, or other reviews; and implementing new programs and activities. The contractor shall conduct ongoing analysis and conduct studies on logistics and technical information concepts, policies, procedures and application of information technology to enhance processes for each of the major functional areas, and provide reports of findings, conclusions, and recommendations to ILMD.
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Program Analysis. At least quarterly throughout the period of the grant and at the end thereof, the PD will prepare an analysis of the Program, as well as an estimated cost for PARTICIPANT’s continued participation after all grant funds are expended. The analysis will consist of a fiscal analysis and an analysis of the effectiveness of the PD in meeting pre-established goals and objectives. The PD will provide copies of the analysis to PARTICIPANT’s Commissioners Court and to the Honorable Judges identified of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 8th Administrative Judicial Regions. PARTICIPANT shall have three months from the date the cost analysis is provided to the Commissioners Courts to consider the analysis and determine whether it will continue to participate in the Program. If PARTICIPANT requests to continue participating in the Program, a new interlocal agreement as to funding and the funding cycle will be necessary.
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Program Analysis. P3 shall perform an analysis of the Project and the Desired Elements to determine the feasibility of the Desired Elements and a development program acceptable to the parties (the “Development Program”). P3 shall employ such architects, engineers, consultants and contractors necessary to perform the services set forth in this Section
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  • COMPENSATION ANALYSIS After the expiration of the second (2nd) Renewal Term of this Agreement, if any, a Compensation Analysis may be performed. At such time, based on the reported Total Gross Revenue, performance of the Concession, and/or Department’s existing rates for similarly- performing operations, Department may choose to increase the Concession Payment for the following Renewal Term(s), if any.

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