Common use of Formal Corrective Action Plan Clause in Contracts

Formal Corrective Action Plan. The State may require the Contractor to develop a formal corrective action plan (CAP) detailing the actionable cure for remedying the issue or issues of each performance metric in need of correction. The CAP must be submitted under the signature of the Contractor’s chief executive within (5) business days of request. Upon receipt of the CAP, the State shall review and advise of any questions. If the State has no objections to the plan, the plan shall be implemented within (24) hours. From that point, the Contractor has the agreed upon timeline to cure the issues. The timeline shall be determined by the State. If the CAP is not acceptable, the State may provide suggestions and direction to bring the Contractor into compliance. If the Contractor still has any issue associated with the Corrective Action Plan purpose, by the end of the timeline, the State shall obtain a credit of $1,000 from the Contractor in the form of a check with the supportive reporting model, unless the credit is waived by the State Contract Manager in writing.

Formal Corrective Action Plan. The State may require the Contractor to develop a formal corrective action plan (CAP) detailing the actionable cure for remedying the issue or issues of each performance metric in need of correction. The CAP must be submitted under the signature of the Contractor’s chief executive within (5) business days of request. Upon receipt of the CAP, the State shall review and advise of any questions. If the State has no objections to the plan, the plan shall be implemented within (24) hours. From that point, the Contractor has the agreed upon timeline to cure the issues. The timeline shall be determined by the State. If the CAP is not acceptable, the State may provide suggestions and direction to bring the Contractor into compliance. If the Contractor still has any issue associated with the Corrective Action Plan purpose, by the end of the timeline, the State shall obtain a credit of $1,000 2,500 from the Contractor in the form of a check with the supportive reporting model, unless the credit is waived by the State Contract Manager in writing.

Formal Corrective Action Plan. The State may require the Contractor to develop a formal corrective action plan (CAP) detailing the actionable cure for remedying the issue or issues of each performance metric in need of correction. The CAP must be submitted under the signature of the Contractor’s chief executive within (5) business days of request. Upon receipt of the CAP, the State shall review and advise of any questions. If the State has no objections to the plan, the plan shall be implemented within (24) hours. From that point, the Contractor has the agreed upon timeline to cure the issues. The timeline shall be determined by the State. If the CAP is not acceptable, the State may provide suggestions and direction to bring the Contractor into compliance. If the Contractor still has any issue associated with the Corrective Action Plan purpose, by the end of the timeline, the State shall obtain a credit of $1,000 1000 from the Contractor in the form of a check with the supportive reporting model, unless the credit is waived by the State Contract Manager in writing.

Formal Corrective Action Plan. The State may require the Contractor to develop a formal corrective action plan (CAP) detailing the actionable cure for remedying the issue or issues of each performance metric in need of correction. The CAP must be submitted under the signature of the Contractor’s chief executive within (5) business days of request. Upon receipt of the CAP, the State shall review and advise of any questions. If the State has no objections to the plan, the plan shall be implemented within (24) hours. From that point, the Contractor has the agreed upon timeline to cure the issues. The timeline shall be determined by the State. If the CAP is not acceptable, the State may provide suggestions and direction to bring the Contractor into compliance. If the Contractor still has any issue associated with the Corrective Action Plan purpose, by the end of the timeline, the State shall obtain a credit of $1,000 500 from the Contractor in the form of a check with the supportive reporting model, unless the credit is waived by the State Contract Manager in writing.