Referrals/Volumes Sample Clauses

Referrals/Volumes. 2.1 JCP anticipate that a minimum of 500 claimants will be referred to provision. The referral figures are indicative and JCP provides no guarantee regarding the volume of referrals to this programme during the contract. 2.2 JCP will monitor the volume of referrals to starts throughout the programme and may increase referral numbers as required. JCP will discuss this as part of the regular liaison with the successful Supplier.
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Referrals/Volumes. 2.1 JCP anticipate that a minimum of 200 claimants will start on provision. The referral figures are indicative and JCP provides no guarantee regarding the volume of referrals to this programme during the contract. 2.2 JCP will monitor the volume of referrals to starts throughout the programme and may increase referral numbers as required. JCP will discuss this as part of the regular liaison with the successful Supplier. Fareham 18 Havant 21 Gosport 21 Cosham 22 Weymouth 45 Xxxxx 60 Xxxxxxxxx 8 Bridport 5
Referrals/Volumes. 2.1 JCP anticipate that a minimum of 125 claimants will start on provision. The referral figures are indicative and JCP provides no guarantee regarding the volume of referrals to this programme during the contract. 2.2 JCP will monitor the volume of referrals to starts throughout the programme and may increase referral numbers as required. JCP will discuss this as part of the regular liaison with the successful Supplier. Contract Package Area 2 Xxxxxxxxxxx 0 Xxxxxxxx 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 00 Xxxxxxxx 00 Xx Xxxxxx 12 Stevenage 19 Waltham Cross 16 Watford 27 Total CPA2 000
Referrals/Volumes. 2.1 JCP anticipate that a minimum of 250 claimants will start on provision. Referrals will be based on a 2:1 referral to start ratio and therefore JCP expect to make 500 referrals for the 250 starts. The referral figures are indicative and JCP provides no guarantee regarding the volume of referrals to this programme during the contract. 2.2 JCP will monitor the volume of referrals to starts throughout the programme and may increase referral numbers as required. JCP will discuss this as part of the regular liaison with the successful Supplier.
Referrals/Volumes. 2.1 JCP anticipate that a minimum of 250 claimants will start on provision. Referrals will be based on a 2:1 referral to start ratio and therefore JCP expect to make 500 referrals for the 250 starts. The referral figures are indicative and JCP provides no guarantee regarding the volume of referrals to this programme during the contract. 2.2 JCP will monitor the volume of referrals to starts throughout the programme and may increase referral numbers as required. JCP will discuss this as part of the regular liaison with the successful Supplier. CPA 1: Thames Valley:- Thames Valley Number of referrals expected Xxxx Xxxxxxx 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 125
Referrals/Volumes. 2.1 JCP anticipate that a minimum of 250 claimants will start on provision. Referrals will be based on a 2:1 referral to start ratio and therefore JCP expect to make 500 referrals for the 250 starts. The referral figures are indicative and JCP provides no guarantee regarding the volume of referrals to this programme during the contract. 2.2 JCP will monitor the volume of referrals to starts throughout the programme and may increase referral numbers as required. JCP will discuss this as part of the regular liaison with the successful Supplier. CPA 2: Gloucester and West of England

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