Performance of SUBRECIPIENT Clause Samples

The 'Performance of SUBRECIPIENT' clause defines the obligations and standards that the subrecipient must meet in fulfilling their duties under the agreement. It typically outlines the expected level of service, timelines for deliverables, and compliance with applicable laws or regulations. For example, the clause may require the subrecipient to complete specific tasks by certain deadlines and maintain records demonstrating compliance. Its core function is to ensure that the subrecipient performs as required, providing accountability and a clear basis for evaluating performance.
Performance of SUBRECIPIENT. SUBRECIPIENT agrees to meet the performance standards listed in Attachment “A.” Administrator or SUBRECIPIENT may transfer units of service from one unit of service to another unit of service in Attachment “A” as long as the basic goals and objectives of the program are not altered, and prior written agreement is obtained by SUBRECIPIENT from Administrator. Administrator in its sole discretion may increase units of service in Attachment “A” as a result of a contingency cost increase. Administrator in its sole discretion may decrease units of service in Attachment “A” as a result of a contingency cost decrease. If, at the end of any third, sixth or ninth month, the reported units of service fall below 95% or above 110% of the contracted levels for Older Americans Act or Older Californians Act programs, COUNTY, in its sole discretion, may do any, or more than one, of the following: i. If Administrator determines that SUBRECIPIENT’s failure to provide the required levels of service poses an immediate risk to the health or safety of the older adult clients who should benefit from services provided by SUBRECIPIENT, and that the most effective method of protecting the interests of the older adults is to obtain the services described herein from another source, COUNTY may terminate this CONTRACT immediately in accordance with Paragraph K hereof and pursue all available legal remedies for breach of this CONTRACT, including, but not limited to, the return by SUBRECIPIENT of all funds paid by COUNTY to SUBRECIPIENT that were not expended in accordance with this CONTRACT. ii. If Administrator determines that SUBRECIPIENT’s failure to provide the required levels of service poses an immediate risk to the health or safety of the older adults who should benefit from services provided by SUBRECIPIENT, and that the most effective method of protecting the interests of the older adults is to require full performance by SUBRECIPIENT of its duties hereunder, COUNTY may seek such injunctive relief against SUBRECIPIENT as is appropriate and pursue all other available legal remedies for breach of this CONTRACT, including, but not limited to, the return by SUBRECIPIENT of all funds paid by COUNTY to SUBRECIPIENT that were not expended in accordance with this CONTRACT. iii. If the level of performance falls below the required levels for the California Department of Aging Standard Contract Terms and Conditions or 95% of the level(s) as specified in Attachment(s) “A” and/or “B”, Admi...
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