Common use of Recommended FMP Submission Clause in Contracts

Recommended FMP Submission. The CNA shall submit to the Commission all documentation used in the compilation, negotiation, and preparation of recommended- FMP, including actions to review and update, in accordance with Commission policies and procedures, and within ten (5) business days of receipt of fully executed concurrences (CBSD 1005 or SPF) from all parties (NPA(s), CA, CNA. Exceptions to the five (5) business day submission requirements will be considered by the Commission on a case by case basis. In carrying out the responsibilities of this Agreement and meeting the delivery requirements, the CNA shall require that the NPAs certify that required information and documentation are complete, accurate, and timely, in accordance with the Commission manuals. The CNA shall make every effort to communicate to both the government customer and the NPA, that FMP must be approved by the Commission before the start of a contract’s period of performance. Quarterly, the CNA shall respond to Commission supplied information detailing all service projects. These quarterly FMP Service Projects reports will be provided by the Commission to the CNA on or about the first (1st) business day but no later than the third (3rd) business day of the start of each quarter (October, January, April, July). For all services on this list, the report shall include: PL number, project number, location, NPA, service period end date, and whether or not the service period has expired (i.e., prices are out of date). The CNA shall provide its response to each report on or before the 15th of the month the report is received. The CNA response shall detail whether or not the NPA continues to provide the service (the project is active or inactive), the date the price change information was provided to the CNA, and the estimated date of arrival for the price change transaction in PLIMS. In addition to this information, the CNA is required to update all expired price service projects within one year from signing this Cooperative Agreement as the corresponding QASP metric (Attachment 2) is based upon the CNA updating all service project prices which are beyond the expiration date. Mid-year (starting 6 months after the signing of this Agreement), the Commission will assess the CNA’s progress on meeting this goal and the CNA will be rated at the end of the year. All active price projects are required to be kept updated as well and will be measured in that same QASP element. In subsequent years, 100% of service project prices must remain up-to-date and completion of this requirement will be measured in a separate QASP element among other related metrics. The Commission will monitor on a semi-annual basis with the final result being rated annually. Finally, all service price change requests must be received at least two (2) weeks after receipt of the information.

Recommended FMP Submission. The CNA shall submit to the Commission all documentation used in the compilation, negotiation, and preparation of recommended- FMP, including actions to review and update, in accordance with Commission policies and procedures, and within ten (5) business days of receipt of fully executed concurrences (CBSD 1005 or SPF) from all parties (NPA(s), CA, CNA). Exceptions to the five (5) business day submission requirements will be considered by the Commission PMO on a case by case–by-case basis. In carrying out the responsibilities of this Agreement and meeting the delivery requirements, the CNA shall require that the NPAs certify that required information and documentation are complete, accurate, and timelyandtimely, in accordance with the Commission manuals. The CNA shall make every effort to communicate to both the government Government customer and the NPA, that FMP must be approved by the Commission before the start of a contract’s period of performanceofperformance. QuarterlyAnnually, the CNA shall respond to Commission supplied information detailing provide a report on all service projects. These quarterly FMP Service Projects reports will be provided by the Commission to the CNA on or about the first (1st) business day but no later than the third (3rd) business day of the start of each quarter (October, January, April, July). For all services on this list, the The report shall include: PL number, project number, location, NPA, service period end date, and whether or not the service period has expired (i.e., prices are out of out-of-date). The CNA shall provide its response to each report on or before the 15th of the month the report is received. The CNA response shall detail whether or not the NPA continues to provide the service (the project is active or inactive), the date the price change information was provided to the CNA, and the estimated date of arrival for the price change transaction in PLIMS. In addition to this information, the CNA is required to update all expired price service projects within one year from signing this Cooperative Agreement as the corresponding QASP metric (Attachment 2) is based upon the CNA updating all service project prices which are beyond the expiration date. Mid-year (starting 6 months after the signing of this Agreement), the Commission will assess the CNA’s progress on meeting this goal and the CNA will be rated at the end of the year. All active price projects are required to be kept updated as well and will be measured in that same QASP elementupdated. In subsequent years, 100% of The CNA shall ensure service project prices must remain up-to-date and date; completion of this requirement will be measured in a separate QASP element among other related metrics. The Commission PMO will monitor on a semi-annual basis with the withthe final result being rated annually. Finally, all service price change requests must be received at least two (2) weeks after receipt of the information.

Recommended FMP Submission. The CNA shall submit to the Commission all documentation used in the compilation, negotiation, and preparation of recommended- FMP, including actions to review and update, in accordance with Commission policies and procedures, and within ten (5) business days of receipt of fully executed concurrences (CBSD 1005 or SPF) from all parties (NPA(s), CA, CNA). Exceptions to the five (5) business day submission requirements will be considered by the Commission PMO on a case by case–by-case basis. In carrying out the responsibilities of this Agreement and meeting the delivery requirements, the CNA shall require that the NPAs certify that required information and documentation are complete, accurate, and timely, in accordance with the Commission manuals. The CNA shall make every effort to communicate to both the government Government customer and the NPA, that FMP must be approved by the Commission before the start of a contract’s period of performanceofperformance. QuarterlyAnnually, the CNA shall respond to Commission supplied information detailing provide a report on all service projects. These quarterly FMP Service Projects reports will be provided by the Commission to the CNA on or about the first (1st) business day but no later than the third (3rd) business day of the start of each quarter (October, January, April, July). For all services on this list, the The report shall include: PL number, project number, location, NPA, service period end date, and whether or not the service period has expired (i.e., prices are out of out-of-date). The CNA shall provide its response to each report on or before the 15th of the month the report is received. The CNA response shall detail whether or not the NPA continues to provide the service (the project is active or inactive), the date the price change information was provided to the CNA, and the estimated date of arrival for the price change transaction in PLIMS. In addition to this information, the CNA is required to update all expired price service projects within one year from signing this Cooperative Agreement as the corresponding QASP metric (Attachment 2) is based upon the CNA updating all service project prices which are beyond the expiration date. Mid-year (starting 6 months after the signing of this Agreement), the Commission will assess the CNA’s progress on meeting this goal and the CNA will be rated at the end of the year. All active price projects are required to be kept updated as well and will be measured in that same QASP elementupdated. In subsequent years, 100% of The CNA shall ensure service project prices must remain up-to-date and date; completion of this requirement will be measured in a separate QASP element among other related metrics. The Commission PMO will monitor on a semi-annual basis with the withthe final result being rated annually. Finally, all service price change requests must be received at least two (2) weeks after receipt of the information.

Recommended FMP Submission. The CNA shall submit to the Commission all documentation used in the compilation, negotiation, and preparation of recommended- FMP, including actions to review and update, in accordance with Commission policies and procedures, and within ten (5) business days of receipt of fully executed concurrences (CBSD 1005 or SPF) from all parties (NPA(s), CA, CNA). Exceptions to the five (5) business day submission requirements will be considered by the Commission on a case by case basis. In carrying out the responsibilities of this Agreement and meeting the delivery requirements, the CNA shall require that the NPAs certify that required information and documentation are complete, accurate, and timely, in accordance with the Commission manuals. The CNA shall make every effort to communicate to both the government customer and the NPA, that FMP must be approved by the Commission before the start of a contract’s period of performance. Quarterly, the CNA shall respond to Commission supplied information detailing all service projects. These quarterly FMP Service Projects reports will be provided by the Commission to the CNA on or about the first (1st) business day but no later than the third (3rd) business day of the start of each quarter (October, January, April, July). For all services on this list, the report shall include: PL number, project number, location, NPA, service period end date, and whether or not the service period has expired (i.e., prices are out of date). The CNA shall provide its response to each report on or before the 15th of the month the report is received. The CNA response shall detail whether or not the NPA continues to provide the service (the project is active or inactive), the date the price change information was provided to the CNA, and the estimated date of arrival for the price change transaction in PLIMS. In addition to this information, the CNA is required to update all expired price service projects within one year from signing this Cooperative Agreement as the corresponding QASP metric (Attachment 2) is based upon the CNA updating all service project prices which are beyond the expiration date. Mid-year (starting 6 months after the signing of this Agreement), the Commission will assess the CNA’s progress on meeting this goal and the CNA will be rated at the end of the year. All active price projects are required to be kept updated as well and will be measured in that same QASP element. In subsequent years, 100% of service project prices must remain up-to-date and completion of this requirement will be measured in a separate QASP element among other related metrics. The Commission will monitor on a semi-annual basis with the final result being rated annually. Finally, all service price change requests must be received at least two (2) weeks after receipt of the information.

Recommended FMP Submission. The CNA shall submit to the Commission all documentation used in the compilation, negotiation, and preparation of recommended- FMP, including actions to review and update, in accordance with Commission policies and procedures, and within ten (5) business days of receipt of fully executed concurrences (CBSD 1005 or SPF) from all parties (NPA(s), CA, CNA). Exceptions to the five (5) business day submission requirements will be considered by the Commission on a case by case basis. In carrying out the responsibilities of this Agreement and meeting the delivery requirements, the CNA shall require that the NPAs certify that required information and documentation are complete, accurate, and timely, in accordance with the Commission manuals. The CNA shall make every effort to communicate to both the government customer and the NPA, that FMP must be approved by the Commission before the start of a contract’s period of performance. Quarterly, the CNA shall respond to Commission supplied information detailing all service projects. These quarterly FMP Service Projects reports will be provided by the Commission to the CNA on or about the first (1st) business day but no later than the third (3rd) business day of the start of each quarter (October, January, April, July). For all services on this list, the report shall include: PL number, project number, location, NPA, service period end date, and whether or not the service period has expired (i.e., prices are out of date). The CNA shall provide its response to each report on or before the 15th of the month the report is received. The CNA response shall detail whether or not the NPA continues to provide the service (the project is active or inactive), the date the price change information was provided to the CNA, and the estimated date of arrival for the price change transaction in PLIMS. In addition to this information, the CNA is required to update all expired price service projects within one year from signing this Cooperative Agreement as the corresponding QASP metric (Attachment 2) is based upon the CNA updating all service project prices which are beyond the expiration date. Mid-year (starting 6 months after the signing of this Agreement), the Commission will assess the CNA’s progress on meeting this goal and the CNA will be rated at the end of the year. All active price projects are required to be kept updated as well and will be measured in that same QASP element. In subsequent years, 100% of service project prices must remain up-to-date and completion of this requirement will be measured in a separate QASP element among other related metrics. The Commission will monitor on a semi-annual basis with the final result being rated annually. Finally, all service price change requests must be received at least two (2) weeks after receipt of the information.

Recommended FMP Submission. The CNA shall submit to the Commission all documentation used in the compilation, negotiation, and preparation of recommended- FMP, including actions to review and update, in accordance with Commission policies and procedures, and within ten (5) business days of receipt of fully executed concurrences (CBSD 1005 or SPF) from all parties (NPA(s), CA, CNA). Exceptions to the five (5) business day submission requirements will be considered by the Commission on a case by case basis. In carrying out the responsibilities of this Agreement and meeting the delivery requirements, the CNA shall require that the NPAs certify that required information and documentation are complete, accurate, and timelyandtimely, in accordance with the Commission manuals. The CNA shall make every effort to communicate to both the government customer and the NPA, that FMP must be approved by the Commission before the start of a contract’s period of performanceofperformance. Quarterly, the CNA shall respond to Commission supplied information detailing all service projects. These quarterly FMP Service Projects reports will be provided by the Commission to the CNA on or about the first (1st) business day but no later than the third (3rd) business day of the start of each quarter (October, January, April, July). For all services on this list, the report shall include: PL number, project number, location, NPA, service period end date, and whether or not the service period has expired (i.e., prices are out of date). The CNA shall provide its response to each report on or before the 15th of the month the report is received. The CNA response shall detail whether or not the NPA continues to provide the service (the project is active or inactive), the date the price change information was provided to the CNA, and the estimated date of arrival for the price change transaction in PLIMS. In addition to this information, the CNA is required to update all expired price service projects within one year from signing this Cooperative Agreement as the corresponding QASP metric (Attachment 2) is based upon the CNA updating all service project prices which are beyond the expiration date. Mid-year (starting 6 months after the signing of this Agreement), the Commission will assess the CNA’s progress on meeting this goal and the CNA will be rated at the end of the year. All active price projects are required to be kept updated as well and will be measured in that same QASP element. In subsequent years, 100% of service project prices must remain up-to-date and completion of this requirement will be measured in a separate QASP element among other related metrics. The Commission will monitor on a semi-annual basis with the withthe final result being rated annually. Finally, all service price change requests must be received at least two (2) weeks after receipt of the information.