Common use of The Remedial Plan Clause in Contracts

The Remedial Plan. (A) If the Concessionaire is assessed 200 or more Performance Points during any 365 day cycle or maintains 45 (or any higher applicable number during the phase-in period) or more uncured Performance Points at any time as described in Section 8.16(d), the Department may require the Concessionaire to prepare and submit a remedial plan for the Department’s approval. The remedial plan shall be delivered to the Department within 45 days of its request. The remedial plan shall set forth a schedule and describe specific actions the Concessionaire will undertake to improve its performance as demonstrated by its incurring no additional Performance Points and by reducing the total number of uncured Performance Points it has accumulated to date. Such actions may include but are not limited to improvements to Concessionaire’s quality management practices, plans and procedures; changes in its organizational and management structures; increased monitoring and inspections; changes in key personnel; and the replacement of subcontractors.

The Remedial Plan. (A) If the Concessionaire is assessed 200 or more Performance Non-Compliance Points during any 365 day cycle or maintains 45 (or any higher applicable number during the phase-in period) or more uncured Performance Non-Compliance Points at any time as described in Section 8.16(d), the Department may require the Concessionaire to prepare and submit a remedial plan for the Department’s approval. The remedial plan shall be delivered to the Department within 45 days of its request. The remedial plan shall set forth a schedule and describe specific actions the Concessionaire will undertake to improve its performance as demonstrated by its incurring no additional Performance Non-Compliance Points and by reducing the total number of uncured Performance Non-Compliance Points it has accumulated to date. Such actions may include but are not limited to improvements to Concessionaire’s quality management practices, plans and procedures; changes in its organizational and management structures; increased monitoring and inspections; changes in key personnel; and the replacement of subcontractors.

The Remedial Plan. (Ai) If the Concessionaire is assessed 200 or more Performance Non-Compliance Points during any 365 day Day cycle or maintains 45 (or any higher applicable number during the phase-in period) or more uncured Performance Non-Compliance Points at any time as described in Section 8.16(d)11.04, the Department may require the Concessionaire to prepare and submit a remedial plan for the Department’s approval. The remedial plan shall be delivered to the Department within 45 days Days of its request. The remedial plan shall set forth a schedule and describe specific actions the Concessionaire will undertake to improve its performance as demonstrated by its incurring no additional Performance Non-Compliance Points and by reducing the total number of uncured Performance Non-Compliance Points it has accumulated to date. Such actions may include but are not limited to improvements to Concessionaire’s quality management practices, plans and procedures; changes in its organizational and management structures; increased monitoring and inspections; changes in key personnel; and the replacement of subcontractors.