Agreement Monitoring Sample Clauses
The Agreement Monitoring clause establishes procedures for overseeing and verifying compliance with the terms of a contract. Typically, this involves regular reporting, audits, or performance reviews to ensure that all parties are fulfilling their obligations as agreed. By setting clear expectations for monitoring, this clause helps identify issues early and ensures accountability, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and promoting transparency throughout the contractual relationship.
Agreement Monitoring. In the event that the parties to this Agreement are unable to agree on the interpretation or implementation of any clauses contained within this Agreement, either party may call a meeting for the specific purpose of resolving these issues and the other party agrees to attend any meeting called under this clause. In meeting to resolve issues, the parties agree that:
Agreement Monitoring. The District and Association have a mutual responsibility to monitor the administration of the provisions of this Agreement so that all certificated employees covered by its terms receive appropriate compensation and benefits.
Agreement Monitoring. The School District and Association have a mutual responsibility to monitor the administration of the provisions of this agreement so that all certificated employees covered by its terms receive appropriate compensation and benefits.
Agreement Monitoring. 14.9.1 Agreement Monitoring is established to deal with specific matters arising from this agreement. Such matters will be addressed in accordance with Schedule D.
Agreement Monitoring. VDSS may monitor and evaluate the Restaurants performance under the agreement through analysis of required reports, expenditure statements, sit visits, interviews with or surveys of relevant individuals having knowledge of the Restaurant’s services or operations, audit reports, and other mechanisms deemed appropriate by VDSS. The Restaurant shall furnish VDSS on requested information regarding payments claimed for services under this contract. All accounting records must be supported by source documentation and retained in order to show for what purpose funds were spent. All such records shall be made available and produced for inspection when required by VDSS, its authorized agents, and/or Federal personnel. Should an audit by authorized state or federal officials result in disallowance of amounts previously paid to the Restaurant. Performance under this agreement shall be a primary consideration for extension of this agreement and may be a consideration in future awards and negotiations.
Agreement Monitoring. For the purpose of monitoring and evaluating this Agreement, County or EHSD staff may at any time:
A. Perform site visits and/or drop-ins at training classes.
B. Review documents and/or financial records associated with this Agreement including, but not limited to: training sign-in sheets, training evaluation sheets, training providers, and vendors utilized when invoicing to ensure compliance under the provisions of this Agreement.
Agreement Monitoring. 6.1 In addition to any other rights provided hereunder, Kingsville may, during the Term or any extended term, monitor performance of the Funded Services specific to the conditions of the Kingsville Health Service Plan. If Kingsville has any concerns with respect to the Recipient and/or the Recipient’s performance of the Funded Services that are specific to the Kingsville Health Service Plan or any of the Recipient’s obligations under this Agreement then,
a) Kingsville may, by written notice to the Recipient, cause a meeting (a “Contract Management Meeting”) to take place between a senior representative of the Recipient no later than five (5) business days after the delivery of such notice by Kingsville, and the notice may specify the areas of concern that Kingsville wishes to raise with the Recipient, and
a. Respond to the concerns raised by Kingsville; and
b. If applicable, prepare and implement a plan of remedial or other action acceptable to Kingsville, within a reasonable time period, which will be determined by Kingsville, for the purposes of addressing the concerns for which Kingsville called the Contract Management Meeting.
6.2 In addition to any other rights provided hereunder, Kingsville may, by written notice of suspension to the Recipient, suspend all, or a part of, payment of the Funds if the Recipient fails to perform any of its obligations under this Agreement, including the carrying out of the Funded Services to the reasonable satisfaction of Kingsville, provided that such notice of suspension,
a. Specifies the nature of the Recipient’s Failure; and
b. Requires the Recipient to remedy such failure no later than forty-five (45) days after the receipt by the Recipient of such notice of suspension. Kingsville shall pay to the Recipient the amounts withheld pursuant to this Section 6.2, without interest, no later than thirty (30) days after the Recipient remedies the default that gave rise to the withholding pursuant to this Section 6.2 to the reasonable satisfaction of Kingsville.
Agreement Monitoring. The Sponsor shall assign a dedicated Agreement Manager to serve as a liaison to the Department.
Agreement Monitoring. The County shall have the right to audit the Vendor’s compliance with the terms and conditions of this agreement, including but not limited to all provisions related to payment and performance. The County shall have the right to conduct such audits, either through its own staff or through an independent auditor, at such times as the County deems appropriate. The Vendor shall fully cooperate with all such audits, and shall make available for copying and inspection all books and records requested by the County or its designated agent. The Vendor shall further allow the County or its designated agent to inspect the Vendor’s facilities in connection with such audits. The County shall pay its own expenses relating to such audits, but shall not have to pay any expenses or additional costs of the Vendor. Notwithstanding the forgoing, in the event an audit reveals an overcharge to the County in excess of $10,000 or a failure to perform services that has cost the County more than $10,000, the Vendor shall reimburse the County for all costs relating to the audit, including but not limited to internal staff hours and amounts paid to an outside auditor.
Agreement Monitoring. This Agreement shall be subject to continuous monitoring and review to ensure that continuous improvement actually occurs. The company will provide for regular information on performance to be communicated to employees.