AUTHORIZATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES Sample Clauses

The "Authorization to Provide Services" clause grants explicit permission for one party to perform specified services for another under the terms of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of services, identifies who is authorized to perform them, and may set conditions or limitations on the work to be done. By clearly establishing the authority to proceed, this clause ensures that both parties understand when and how services will be delivered, thereby preventing disputes over unauthorized work or misunderstandings about the commencement of services.
AUTHORIZATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES. Contractor shall not be authorized to provide any services as set forth above until such time as Contractor has received specific authorization from the Mayor, or the Mayor’s designee.
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AUTHORIZATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES. Consultant shall not be authorized to provide any services as set forth above until such time as Consultant has received specific authorization from the Mayor, or the Mayor’s designee.
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AUTHORIZATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES. 3.1 Any Member and/or Authorized Person may contact any Intl.SOS Assistance Center to request for the Services. Subject to Article 3.4, some of the Services (as detailed in Annex II (Scope of Service)) shall require the prior authorization by the Authorized Person, and Intl.SOS will deliver such Services only if it has received such authorization either orally or in writing. 3.2 The Subscriber shall name at least three (3) persons to be the Authorized Persons for the purposes of notification, verification and/or authorization in relation to the Services to be provided to the Members. The Subscriber shall notify Intl.SOS in writing of the full names and title, contact numbers (including mobile numbers), email and fax numbers of the Authorized Persons. The authority of these persons to act as Authorized Persons shall not be effective until the written notification is received by Intl.SOS. The Subscriber shall immediately notify Intl.SOS of any changes to the Authorized Persons and/or their contact information. In the event the Subscriber has not provided Intl.SOS with details of its Authorized Persons, the signatory on behalf of the Subscriber to this Agreement will be deemed to be an Authorized Person. 3.3 In the course of providing the Services set out in Annex II (Scope of Service) and subject to confidentiality requirements, Intl.SOS will provide the Authorized Person with information, evaluations and recommendations regarding a Member’s medical, travel and security status and the costs of providing the Services requested. 3.4 In the event Intl.SOS is unable to reach an Authorized Person after making a reasonable effort to do so, Intl.SOS is authorized by the Subscriber to arrange for such services as it deems necessary for the Member’s well-being.
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AUTHORIZATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES. 3.1 Any Member and/or Authorized Person may contact the Hospital to request the Services. Subject to Article 3.4, Reimbursable Services (as detailed in Annex II, Scope of Service) shall require the prior authorization by the Authorized Person, and the Hospital will deliver such Services only if it has received such authorization. 3.2 The Subscriber shall name at least two (2) persons to be the Authorized Persons for the purposes of notification, verification and/or authorization in relation to the Services to be provided to the Members. The Subscriber shall notify the Hospital in writing of the full names and contact information including email and phone numbers of the Authorized Persons. The authority of these persons to act as Authorized Persons shall not be effective until the written notification is received by the Hospital. The Subscriber shall immediately notify the Hospital of any changes to the Authorized Persons and/or their contact information. In the event the Subscriber has not provided the Hospital with details of its Authorized Persons, the signatory on behalf of the Subscriber to this Agreement will be deemed to be an Authorized Person. 3.3 In the course of providing the Services set out in Annex II (Scope of Service) and subject to confidentiality requirements, the Hospital will provide the Authorized Person with information, evaluations and recommendations regarding a Member’s medical and travel status and the costs of providing the Reimbursable Services requested. 3.4 In the event the Hospital is unable to reach an Authorized Person after making a reasonable effort to do so, the Hospital is authorized by the Subscriber to arrange for such services as it deems necessary for the Member’s well-being, at the cost of the Subscriber.
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AUTHORIZATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES. When MAWSS needs services performed by the Consultant, authorization for such work only occurs when a Task Order Form completed by the Consultant is executed by both the Consultant and MAWSS. After MAWSS discusses a needed scope of services with the Consultant, the Consultant must draft a Scope of Work (SOW) to achieve the intended MAWSS objectives and an itemized cost estimate for same. The SOW, cost estimate and schedule must be attached to a Task Order Form that is also completed by the Consultant. The Task Order is then submitted to the MPM who reviews the scope for adequacy and completeness and checks budget for the task. If acceptable to MAWSS, the MPM will sign the Task Order and process it internally. If not acceptable to MAWSS, the Task Order will be revised until it is acceptable to both parties or be rejected outright by MAWSS and no further action taken on it. An executed Task Order will be emailed to the Consultant who is then authorized to coordinate the approved work with MAWSS and perform the services defined within the SOW. Only the Consultant knows at any given time how much money has been expended on a Task Order. Therefore, it is the Consultant’s responsibility to ensure the Task Order expense authorization is not exceeded. Additional funds for an executed Task Order can only be furnished if a revised Task Order is approved by MAWSS. Work performed by the Consultant that is not authorized by Task Order will be at the Consultant’s expense. Over-expending Task Order authorized expenditures may result in termination of this Agreement. The Consultant may have multiple Task Orders authorized at any given time. Task Order authorizations stand alone. Funds approved for one Task Order cannot be used for another without proper Task Order revisions. General Services Type Task Orders may include multiple subtasks that are not interrelated. Consultant shall be prepared to provide cost estimates of subtasks when requested by MAWSS. When a subtask is completed, the contractor shall provide the total cost of the subtask within 5 days of request to MAWSS if requested by MAWSS. In any event, subtasks costs shall be shown in the Consultant’s monthly invoices. Invoices provided to MAWSS by the Consultant shall be subdivided according to Task Order number and title. Charges will be enumerated in detail under each Task Order number with both previous and current billing amounts. Subtasks will be broken out so that cost accrued to each subtask can be identif...
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AUTHORIZATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES. The Franchisee is hereby authorized to provide roll-off collection services during each year of the term upon payment of the annual franchise fee, submission of proof of required insurance, and evidence of compliance with all other terms and conditions contained herein.
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  • Authorization to Proceed A fully executed and approved authorization in the form of Attachment 6 to this Agreement, Authorization to Proceed (“ATP”) accompanied by an executed purchase order document issued by the Owner to the Project Consultant, authorizing the performance of specific professional services, authorizing commencement of a Phase as defined in Article 2.1 through Article 2.8, and stating the time for completion and the amount of fee authorized for such services.

  • Authorization to Perform Services The Consultant is not authorized to perform any services or incur any costs whatsoever under the terms of this Agreement until receipt of a written Notice to Proceed from the City.

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  • Outside Services Consultant shall not use the service of any other person, entity, or organization in the performance of Consultant’s duties without the prior written consent of an officer of the Company. Should the Company consent to the use by Consultant of the services of any other person, entity, or organization, no information regarding the services to be performed under this Agreement shall be disclosed to that person, entity, or organization until such person, entity, or organization has executed an agreement to protect the confidentiality of the Company’s Confidential Information (as defined in Article 5) and the Company’s absolute and complete ownership of all right, title, and interest in the work performed under this Agreement.