Contractor Performance Assessments Sample Clauses

Contractor Performance Assessments. 4.12.1 The Department may do assessments of Contractor’s performance. Contractor will have an opportunity to respond to assessments, and independent verification of the assessment may be utilized in the case of disagreement.
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Contractor Performance Assessments. 26 4.13 Reporting of False Claims, Fraud and Other Criminal Matters. 26 5. SERVICES AND RESOURCES 26 5.1 Performance 26 5.2 Necessary Resources. 27 5.3 Ownership. 27 5.4 Use of Property 27 5.5 Damage to Property 27 5.6 Notice of Damage 28 5.7 Surrender of Property 28 5.8 Purchased Property 28 5.9 Technology Access for Persons Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired. 28 6. EQUIPMENT 28 7. SERVICES AND DELIVERABLES 28 7.1 General. 28 7.2 Work Plan. 29 7.3 Acceptance Process. 30 7.4 Protection from Damage 30 7.5 Delivery 31 7.6 Interpretation of Deliverables. 31 7.7 Representation. 31 7.8 Source Code 31 7.9 Knowledge Transfer. 32 8. LICENSES 32 8.1 Grants to the State. 32 8.2 State and Federal Governments. 33 8.3 Title 33 8.4 Documentation. 33 8.5 Copies. 33 8.6 Restrictions 33 8.7 Replacement Equipment and Third-Party Software 33 8.8 Third-Party Software Licenses. 34 8.9 Versions. 34 9. OWNERSHIP 34 9.1 The Department’s Ownership 34 9.2 Additional Ownership Rights. 34 9.3 Deliverables and Work Product Title Passing 35 9.4 Compilations 35 9.5 Assignment of Rights by Contractor. 35 9.6 Delivery 35 9.7 Data. 36 9.8 Notices. 36 9.9 Inventions. 36 9.10 Reservation of Rights 37 10. IMPLEMENTATION 37 10.1 Implementation. 37 10.2 Training 37 10.3 Conversion. 37 11. WARRANTIES 37 11.1 Deliverables and Services. 37 11.2 Intellectual Property Rights. 38 11.3 Date/Time Compliance Warranty 39 11.4 Unauthorized Code and Self-Help Code 39 11.5 Power and Authority 39 11.6 Registration. 39 11.7 Physical Media 40 11.8 Written Commitments. 40 11.9 Legal and Regulatory Compliance 40 11.10 Performance Standards. 41 11.11 Compatibility 41 11.12 Non-Obsolescence 41 11.13 Authorization. 42 11.14 Ability to Perform. 42 11.15 Limitation of Warranties. 43
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Contractor Performance Assessments. The State may do assessments of the Contractor's performance. This contract may be terminated for one or more poor performance assessments. Contractors will have the opportunity to respond to poor performance assessments. The State will make any final decision to terminate this contract based on the assessment and any related information, the Contractor's response and the severity of any negative performance assessment. The Contractor will be notified with a justification of contract termination. Performance assessments may be considered in future solicitations.
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