Contractor’s Performance Evaluation Sample Clauses
Contractor’s Performance Evaluation. The performance of the Contractor will be monitored and evaluated for competency and efficiency and compliance with public defender standards. The evaluation of the performance of the Contractor will include monitoring of time and caseload information, an evaluation of attorney case activity, and in court observations. The Mayor will seek input from judges, court staff, and clients. A purpose of the evaluation is to attest to the following goals: • Fair opportunity for defendant to respond to charges, including timely and appropriate representation; • Percentage of clients contacted pursuant to Section 4 above – Client Contact. • Percentage of public defender cases where there have been no final findings of ineffective assistance • Number of complaints concerning services provided by the contractor • Number of Continuing Legal Education hours completed in areas relating to the type of cases adjudicated in the Court • Efficient and effective management of court calendars, including reducing subsequent court appearances; • The number of subsequent court appearances due to conflict of interest • Average Monthly cases, Average Monthly cases closed
Contractor’s Performance Evaluation. The Contractor’s performance may be evaluated at the following contract milestones but will, at a minimum, be evaluated annually: At the completion of each individual shipyard period; At an annual point as determined by DOT; At the completion of the full contract term; and At any intermediate point through the contract term at the discretion of DOT. Contract performance evaluations will be completed by DOT. Performance evaluations will be issued to the Contractor by DOT for reference. The contract performance evaluations will be used to document Contractor performance and to compel him to improved performance if deemed necessary. The Contractor is cautioned that performance evaluations will be used to determine the Contractor’s suitability and capability to continue on the contract to the next drydock or repair availability. The Contractor is advised that subsequent drydock or repair availabilities are not necessarily guaranteed by the contract and that poor performance may lead to termination of the contract prior to completion. In event of such occurrence due to poor Contractor performance, DOT reserves the right to (a) have the Work performed by the DOT or its contractors; (b) conduct a separate competitive procurement, resulting in the award of a contract, which may be performed during the original period of performance of this contract, or (c) defer the Work to a designated post shipyard repair period, which will be the subject of a separate procurement. The Contractor will be advised of poor performance issues and be given opportunity to rectify such performance issues prior to termination of the Contract. However, DOT reserves all rights to take action to ensure its drydock and repair program proceeds in the best manner possible, up to and including contract termination followed by re-solicitation of the Work with other bidders.
Contractor’s Performance Evaluation. The Contractor's performance shall be evaluated by the UN Agencies at the end of the year. The ratings shall be used as the basis of contract renewal. If the performance of the Contractor falls below the satisfactory ratings, the UN may opt to terminate the contract and re-bid the Janitorial services.