Performance Expectation Sample Clauses
A Performance Expectation clause sets out the specific standards or criteria that a party must meet in fulfilling their contractual obligations. It typically details measurable benchmarks, timelines, or quality requirements that define satisfactory performance, such as delivery deadlines, service levels, or product specifications. By clearly outlining what is expected, this clause helps prevent disputes by ensuring both parties understand the required level of performance and provides a basis for assessing compliance or addressing deficiencies.
Performance Expectation. Provided the conditions are met under 2.2.1 and 2.2.2 preceding, ALLTEL’s performance expectation is to provide traffic flow 100% of the time. If service levels fall below the performance expectation within a reporting month, root cause analysis and joint problem resolution will be implemented within thirty (30) days.
Performance Expectation. Provided the conditions are met under 2.1.1 and 2.1.2 proceeding, Windstream’s performance expectation is to provide 100% due dates met within reporting month. If service levels fall below 95% of the performance expectation within a reporting month, root cause analysis and joint problem resolution will be implemented within thirty (30) days.
Performance Expectation. Zero loss of service due to downtime. If service levels fall below the Performance Expectation within a reporting month, root cause analysis and joint problem resolution will be implemented within thirty (30) days. Specific time-frames will be listed relative to performance.
Performance Expectation. Provided the conditions are met under 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 proceeding, ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s performance expectation is to provide 100% due dates within the reporting month. If service levels fall below 95% of the performance expectation within a reporting month, root cause analysis and joint problem resolution will be implemented within thirty (30) days.
Performance Expectation. Provided the conditions are met under 4.1 and 4.2 proceeding, a Party’s performance expectation is to provide 100% due dates within the reporting month. If service levels fall below 95% of the performance expectation within a reporting month, root cause analysis and joint problem resolution will be implemented within thirty (30) days. DocuSign Envelope ID: 7D95C603-9B13-415A-8896-DE487D77824D
Performance Expectation. Siemens and UBI will conduct quarterly business reviews at a time and date agreed upon by both parties. The purpose of these reviews is to review performance metrics and define projects to propagate continuous improvement of the products and processes covered within this Supply Agreement with long term goals to jointly reduce UBI’s and Siemens’ internal costs during the term. Performance metrics may include: • Third Party supplier performance metrics • Quality of delivered goods • Discrepancies in quantities supplied * Confidential portion has been omitted and has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. • Complaint handling • Corrective and preventive action management and status • Obsolescence management • Changes in materials and processes (made and in progress) • In-field issues Annually, at the business reviews UBI will present to Siemens any process improvement activity undertaken during such year. Siemens will present to UBI marketing achievements, plans and support metrics.
Performance Expectation. Provided the conditions are met under 2.2.1 and 2.2.2 preceding, Windstream’s performance expectation is to provide traffic flow 100% of the time. If service levels fall below the performance expectation within a reporting month, root cause analysis and joint problem resolution will be implemented within thirty (30) days. SouthEast Telephone, Inc. DATE Page 77
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Performance Expectation. Siemens and UBI will conduct quarterly business reviews at a time and date agreed upon by both parties. The purpose of these reviews is to review performance metrics and define projects to propagate continuous improvement of the products and processes covered within this Supply Agreement with long term goals to jointly reduce UBI’s and Siemens’ internal costs during the term. Performance metrics may include: • Third Party supplier performance metrics • Quality of delivered goods • Discrepancies in quantities supplied • Complaint handling • Corrective and preventive action management and status • Obsolescence management • Changes in materials and processes (made and in progress) • In-field issues Annually, at the business reviews UBI will present to Siemens any process improvement activity undertaken during such year. Siemens will present to UBI marketing achievements, plans and support metrics.
Performance Expectation. The Local Program shall issue a minimum of three (3) initial or renewal Title V Operating Permits, annually. Consistent with the allocation of effort for this activity listed in Table 4, “Programmatic Budget,” deviation from this minimum performance expectation, such as to address priority DNR projects or due to compliance issues at a facility, may be negotiated with the written agreement of both parties. The Local Program shall notify DNR of any barriers to permit issuance as soon as they are identified. The Local Program may also review and issue modifications to Title V Operating Permits, if needed.
Performance Expectation. The Local Program shall issue a minimum of three (3) initial or renewal Title V Operating Permits, annually. Consistent with the allocation of effort for this activity listed in Table 4, “Programmatic Budget,” deviation from this minimum performance expectation, such as to address priority DNR projects or due to compliance issues at a facility, may be negotiated with the written agreement of both parties. The Local Program shall notify DNR of any barriers to permit issuance as soon as they are identified. The Local Program may also review and issue modifications to Title V Operating Permits, if needed.