PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND TARGETS Sample Clauses

The "Performance Measures and Targets" clause defines the specific standards and objectives that a party must meet during the course of an agreement. It typically outlines quantifiable metrics, such as deadlines, quality benchmarks, or output levels, and may include methods for monitoring and reporting progress. By establishing clear expectations and measurable goals, this clause ensures accountability and provides a basis for evaluating performance, helping to prevent disputes over whether contractual obligations have been fulfilled.
PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND TARGETS. The parties agree that a combination of measures will be relied upon to monitor and assess productivity, efficiency and quality of service across the entire operation. Such measures will include, but will not be limited to: (a) Delivery on time (%); (b) Delivery in full on time (%); (c) Store claims (%) and ($) (actual); (d) Audit errors (%) and ($) (actual); (e) Daily productivity rate; (f) Absenteeism; (g) Lost time injuries; (h) Warehouse damage. (i) Warehouse waste due to incorrect slotting or rotation The parties further agree to: (a) Co-operate positively to ensure effective methods of measurement are applied; (b) Develop additional measures as appropriate; and (c) Ensure that Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) as stipulated under contractual conditions with clients are achieved.
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PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND TARGETS. In carrying out the Project, the Recipient will use the following measures and aim to meet the following targets to assess its success in meeting the Project objective: GHG emissions reduction potential of the Bike Share System Gross GHG reduction: 2,675 tonnes CO2e Job creation Creation of at least three local full-time equivalent jobs to operate and maintain the bike share program GHG emissions reductions resulting from the bike share system for the first 12 months of operation 35 tonnes CO2e Economic benefits to the community 200,000 bike trips Number of users in the first 12 months of operation 6,000 users C.3.1 GHG emissions inventory, targets and plan $250.00 City of London May 2018 C.3.2 Consulting services procurement $1,000.00 City of London April - June 2018 C.3.3 Phase 1 - Business case development, for approval by City of London Municipal Council $4,500.00 City of London July 2018 – January 2019 C.3.4 Phase 2 - Development and release of a Request for Proposal for the design, build, operate and maintenance of the bike share system $4,250.00 City of London February August 2019 C.3.5 Phase 3: Construction and development of the bike share system by successful proponent, including pre-launch promotional activities and events $1,000.00 City of London September 2019 – February 2020 C.3.6 Phase 4: Preliminary operations period and acceptance testing to confirm the bike share system meets specified performance criteria, and Program Launch $1,000.00 City of London January - April 2020 C.3.7 GHG quantification $250.00 City of London May– June 2021
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PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND TARGETS. In carrying out the Project, the Recipient will use the following measures and aim to meet the following targets to assess its success in meeting the Project objective: GHG emissions reduction potential Lifetime GHG reduction: 3,773 tonnes CO2e Job creation Creation of up to two local full-time equivalent jobs to operate and maintain the CNG GHG emissions reductions resulting from the Diesel to CNG waste vehicle transition for the first 12 months of operation 20 tonnes CO2e Economic benefits to the community $35,000 per year savings in City fleet fuel costs from using CNG in first 12 months Number of users in the first 12 months of operation 3,000 CNG filling sessions for the whole station Number of Diesel powered waste collection vehicles in the fleet replaced by CNG powered waste collection vehicles 5 by the end of 2019 an additional 12 by the end of 2020 an additional 6 by the end of 2022 and an additional 14 by the end of 2025 C.3.1 GHG emissions inventory, targets and plan $300.00($75/hour x 4hours) City of London May 2018
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PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND TARGETS. The parties agree that a combination of measures will be relied upon to monitor and assess productivity, efficiency and quality of service across the entire operation. Such measures will include, but will not be limited to: (a) Delivery on time (%); (b) Delivery in full on time (%); (c) Store claims (%) and ($) (actual); (d) Audit errors (%) and ($) (actual); (e) Daily productivity rate; (f) Absenteeism; (g) Lost time injuries;
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