Consultant’s Review/Response Sample Clauses

Consultant’s Review/Response. Agency will provide a copy of the performance evaluation results to Consultant within 14 calendar days following completion. Consultant may respond, in writing, or may request a meeting to address any or all findings contained in the completed Consultant’s performance evaluation form within 30 calendar days following receipt.
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Consultant’s Review/Response. Agency will provide a copy of the performance evaluation results to Consultant within 14 calendar days following completion. Consultant may respond, in writing, or may request a meeting to address any or all findings contained in the completed Consultant’s performance evaluation form within 30 calendar days following receipt. Dispute Resolution: In the event of a dispute regarding a Consultant’s performance evaluation, Consultant may request a teleconference (or meeting at Agency) with APM and Agency’s Contract Administrator. If the dispute cannot be resolved with discussions or upon receipt of any follow-up documentation requested, Agency’s Contract Administrator, in consultation with the applicable Area or Program Manager and APM shall make the final decision regarding the score received on a particular evaluation. Agency reserves the right to adjust score(s) upon Agency’s finding of good cause.
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Consultant’s Review/Response. Agency will provide a copy of the performance evaluation results to Consultant within 14 calendar days following completion. Consultant may respond, in writing, or may request a meeting to address any or all findings contained in the completed Consultant’s performance evaluation form within 30 calendar days following receipt. Dispute Resolution: In the event of a dispute regarding a Consultant’s performance evaluation, Consultant may request a teleconference (or meeting at Agency) with APM and Agency’s Contract Administrator for the WOC. If the dispute cannot be resolved with discussions or upon receipt of any follow-up documentation requested, Agency’s Contract Administrator for the WOC, in consultation with the applicable Area or Program Manager and APM shall make the final decision regarding the score received on a particular evaluation. Agency reserves the right to adjust score(s) upon Agency’s finding of good cause.
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