Review of Contractual Performance and Reconciliation of Contracts Sample Clauses

Review of Contractual Performance and Reconciliation of Contracts. 14.1. Where the Contractor receives profile payments from the ESFA, payments will be reconciled to cash earned by actual delivery of the Services or the period to the timetable published in the Funding Rules.
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Review of Contractual Performance and Reconciliation of Contracts. 31.1 In-Year Reconciliation
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Review of Contractual Performance and Reconciliation of Contracts. 14.1 Where the Contractor’s actual delivery, as against the Contractor’s Allocation, will result or has already resulted in an overpayment to The Contractor by the ESFA, the ESFA will withhold from, or deduct the amount owed from, payments due to the Contractor under the Contract for current or subsequent months or years accordingly.
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Review of Contractual Performance and Reconciliation of Contracts. 15.1 Where the Contractor receives profile payments from the Department, payments will be reconciled to cash earned by actual delivery of the Services or the period to the timetable published in the Funding Rules.
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Review of Contractual Performance and Reconciliation of Contracts. 14.1 Where THE CONTRACTOR receives profile payments from THE SFA, payments will be reconciled to cash earned by actual delivery of the Services or the period to the timetable published in the Funding Rules.
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Review of Contractual Performance and Reconciliation of Contracts. 14.1 Where the Contractor’s actual delivery, as against the Contractor’s Allocation, will result or has already resulted in an overpayment to The Contractor by the Department, the Department will withhold from, or deduct the amount owed from, payments due to the Contractor under the Contract for current or subsequent months or years accordingly.
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Review of Contractual Performance and Reconciliation of Contracts. 13.1 Contractual performance and reconciliation will be carried out in accordance with the Funding Rules.
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  • OWNER’S RIGHT TO PERFORM CONSTRUCTION AND TO AWARD SEPARATE CONTRACTS § 7.4.1 The Owner reserves the right to perform construction or operations related to the Project with the Owner’s own forces, and to award separate contracts in connection with other portions of the Project.

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