Evaluation Requirement Clause Samples

An Evaluation Requirement clause sets out the obligation for one or both parties to assess or review certain aspects of a contract, product, or service before proceeding further. Typically, this clause details the criteria, methods, and timelines for conducting the evaluation, such as requiring a buyer to test a product for compliance with agreed specifications within a specified period. Its core practical function is to ensure that deliverables meet predefined standards or expectations before acceptance, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and clarifying the process for verifying performance or quality.
Evaluation Requirement. 1. The Track 1+ ACO shall participate in and cooperate with any evaluation activities conducted by CMS and/or its designees aimed at assessing the impact of the Track 1+ Model. 2. The Track 1+ ACO shall require its ACO participants and ACO providers/suppliers to participate in and cooperate with any Track 1+ Model evaluation activities conducted by CMS and/or its designees. 3. The Track 1+ ACO shall require any individuals and entities performing functions and services related to its participation in the Shared Savings Program and the Track 1+ Model to participate in and cooperate with any Track 1+ Model evaluation activities.
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Evaluation Requirement. The bargaining unit member must receive a satisfactory performance evaluation as defined by the City’s performance tool. With a satisfactory evaluation, the employee will be advanced as indicated in Appendix A on May 1st of each fiscal year during the term of this agreement.
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Evaluation Requirement. Evaluation is a critical part of the programme. It ensures that the Authority understands the effectiveness of the Programme, and that decision-makers have reliable and credible evidence about the programme’s effectiveness when decisions about future funding are made. The Grant Recipient is expected to engage and support the Evaluation as outlined below:  To engage closely with the Evaluation Partner and YEF and work with them to ensure that the Programme is evaluated.  To share views and opinions with the Evaluation Partner and YEF on how the Programme is working.  To participate in learning and improvement activities linked to the Evaluation.  To engage with the Evaluation Partner to test the feasibility of a randomised controlled trial and to support the implementation of the final impact evaluation design that enables comparison between programme and non-programme recipients. The Evaluation Partner will work with the Grant Recipient to develop a system that will allocate some children to ‘treatment’ and some to a ‘control group’.
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Evaluation Requirement. (a) The MDPCP Practice shall participate in and cooperate with any evaluation activities conducted by CMS aimed at assessing the impact of the MDPCP on the goals of better quality and lower costs of care for beneficiaries. (b) The MDPCP Practice shall use its best efforts to ensure that all individuals on the Practitioner Roster and, if applicable, Staff Roster, and all other individuals or entities performing functions or providing services related to MDPCP Practice Site Activities, cooperate with all evaluation activities carried out by CMS.
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