CONTRACTOR’S PLACEMENT IN NON-COMPLIANT STATUS Sample Clauses

CONTRACTOR’S PLACEMENT IN NON-COMPLIANT STATUS. Commission shall deem Contractor non-compliant due to any of the following Contractor’s failure to: 1) comply with the Contract’s terms and provisions; or 2) effectively implement and manage the Commission-funded program or project; or 3) submit a product or deliverable or provide a service, as described in the Contract’s Scope of Services/Task Order. Contractor’s placement in non-compliant status may impact Commission’s current and future funding considerations with Contractor. Commission staff is responsible for Contractor’s placement in and removal from non-compliant status in accordance with these Compliance Guidelines. Commission staff will inform Contractor in writing of Contractor’s placement in non-compliant status and the reasons for staff’s determination of non- compliance. Commission staff and Contractor shall timely address Contractor’s non-compliance in a constructive and collaborative manner to avoid further Commission action as set forth in Section III of these Compliance Guidelines. Commission staff may place Contractor in non-compliant status as a result of, but not limited to, any of the following: Los Angeles County Children and Families First – Proposition 10 Commission COMPLIANCE GUIDELINES • Contractor makes modifications to the approved Budget or Scope of Services/Task Order without submitting a request for Scope of Services/Task Order or Budget Modification and without prior written approval from Commission staff (e.g., eliminating significant components of the funded program, project or deliverable, adding or eliminating key staff positions that are critical to the program or project). • Contractor, without adequate justification, fails to demonstrate adequate progress in the implementation of the program or project objectives or submission of deliverables (e.g., not meeting deadlines, not submitting deliverables on time, not notifying Commission of delays). • Contractor fails to comply with Commission’s fiscal requirements as stated in the Contract (e.g., substandard or inadequate accounting procedures). • Contractor fails to submit required documents within the timelines specified in the Contract. • Contractor, without adequate justification, fails to implement key evaluation activities or components (e.g., hiring an evaluator, collection and submission of participant and outcome data). • Contractor fails to disclose information or situations (e.g., entity structure changes, entity financial changes) that may impact the implement...
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