"contract goals" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of expectations, objectives, or goals agreed upon in a contract. For example, "The company and the employee both agree to meet the contract goals before the end of the year."
"Get them a health benefit," he said of his contract goals in a 1993 interview in The New York Times.
In its own outline of contract goals, the union asked for a "substantial salary increase" in each year of the agreement, but did not specify further.
In the weeks before the contract expired on Sept. 1, Boeing officials sent signals that the company might be willing to weather a walkout to achieve its contract goals.
The Director will work closely with unit managers to help them track contract goals and requirements and will assist unit managers, the Project Director and Director of Administration on grant-specific and program-wide audits.
Union officials said their main contract goals included getting improved child care and an assortment of services for children 6 to 18. "If we can help the parents with their concerns, they will be better in the workplace," said Ron Gettelfinger, the U.A.W. vice president in charge of the Ford division.
Despite the intense debate raised at the board level, no action was taken by the purchasing authority, which did not adjust the contract goals and revenues for the subsequent years.
Fifteen agencies met none of their contracting goals for this period.
"Achieving Contracting Goals and Recognizing Public Law Concerns: A Contracting Management Perspective". Government by Contract : Outsourcing and American Democracy.
The law established contracting goals for each city agency and left the Department of Small Business Services to oversee the program.
Only three of the 24 government agencies met all their contracting goals for five categories of small businesses, including service-disabled veterans and women.
Whereas recent views of leadership tend to emphasize the instrumental meaning of performance, the extent to which a leader meets contracted goals, there is also a cultural meaning of performance.
