Detail of Services Clause Samples

The "Detail of Services" clause defines the specific tasks, deliverables, or activities that a party is obligated to perform under the agreement. It typically outlines the scope of work, including timelines, milestones, and any standards or requirements that must be met. By clearly specifying what services are to be provided, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes by ensuring both parties have a shared understanding of their obligations.
Detail of Services. Office Space, Furniture and Equipment a) Office Space, Furniture & Equipment Provided by the Board i) Confidential meeting space – a private enclosed office with sufficient space or space in the library programming room. ii) wireless internet access for Women’s Rural Resource Centre employees. iii) one (1) desk/table; iv) one (1) desk chair for a Women’s Rural Resource Centre employee; v) two (2) visitors/consultation chair in the office for private meetings with the general public (additional chairs available for use) vi) Access to printer vii) Access to a telephone
Detail of Services. Access to all free spaces and rooms within the Space.
Detail of Services. CONTRACTOR shall obtain approval from the County HHSA Behavioral Health and Recovery Services Branch for referrals and applications for admittance into the TAY Wellness program.
Detail of Services. Auto Buying Assistant LLC is hereby engaged to perform consulting services for (Client Name) regarding the following: Providing Assistant in Selling a Vehicle, Boat, RV or Motorcycle. Auto Buying Assistant will make every effort to sell the item in a reasonable time but does not guarantee a time frame of items being sold at all.
Detail of Services. The Lead-Acid Battery contractor will:
Detail of Services. 1. Operation Management a) Network Operations Center- including customer support monitoring and reboots, troubleshooting and remote hands functions for the customer b) Network Services- including network infrastructure design, customer network design, customer network build/configuration/test and network troubleshooting. c) Security Services- including VPN configuration/support, firewall support, IDS support and vulnerability scans. d) DNS/IP Services- including IP management, DNS management and SPAM/Abuse management. e) Internet/Telecom Services- including Internet bandwidth management, local circuit provisioning and telecom support for the data centers f) Application Management Services- as requested and agreed to by NaviSite depending on the managed application g) Customer response and management- general customer support including: space, power and cross connect add-ons, providing answers to billing questions, incident handling and operations projects, implementations and project management, renewals SPAM handling, customer communications and special requests such as de-racking equipment. 2. Sales and Sales Support NaviSite will provide sales services including: a) Sales Support- with face-to-face customer/prospect meetings, sales management, lead generation and prospect screening. b) Order Administration- with revenue and sales forecasting c) Product Management- with production of service descriptions and product pricing recommendations. 3. Financial and Accounting Services NaviSite will manage and perform the following financial and accounting functions: a) Disbursement function - from purchase order through cash payments for expenses. This will include cash management and planning. b) Collection function - This will include collection calls, cash collections and collection forecasts; c) Accounting function - NaviSite will maintain CBT's general ledger in accordance with GAAP. In addition, NaviSite will prepare CBT's monthly financial statements, in accordance with GAAP. These financial statements will be prepared within 30 days of month end; and d) Planning and forecasting - NaviSite will provide 6 and 12 month financial planning and analysis for the CBT data centers. This analysis will include recommendations for performance improvement.
Detail of Services. Establishment of permanent control stations at safe and stable locations at suitable interval or as required as per site conditions. The station will be a concrete marker of approved design. Detailed Description sheet on standard format will be prepared for each of the temporary and permanent station;
Detail of Services. The specific services provided through this Agreement are analytical and consultative as described below. A. CLASSIFICATION AND PAY a) Interpret policy, classification and pay (both civil service and exempt) and advise on a wide range of personnel management issues. b) Act as liaison with control agencies (i.e., California Department of Human Resources [CalHR], State Controller’s Office [SCO], and Department of Finance [DOF]) on matters pertaining to personnel management. c) Assist with workforce planning, succession planning and upward mobility. d) Review and provide advice on staff organization and allocations. e) Review and provide advice on organization structure, allocation guidelines, layoff process and various recruitment options. f) Process documentation to establish, reclassify and abolish budgeted positions; and establish, increase or decrease temporary help/overtime funds. g) Review and make decisions on requests to fill vacancies; and reclassify or transfer positions. h) Develop and propose new classifications or revision to existing classifications. i) Maintain records on position history. B. LABOR RELATIONS a) Provide contract interpretation and consultation with Union representatives. b) Process grievance and Unfair Labor Practice responses. c) Conduct meet/discuss and meet/confer sessions. d) Assist with development of proposed language and representation during collective bargaining. C. SELECTION/EXAMINATIONS a) Plan and process online examinations (cost is included only if client participates in the initial planning stages with DGS and State Personnel Board (SPB); and if not, additional costs are incurred directly to the client by SPB). b) Prepare examination bulletins. c) Review applications. d) Collaborate with departmental consultants on examination development and administration.
Detail of Services. Project scope - Key stakeholders - Deliverables - Acceptance criteria - Key risks
Detail of Services. 16.1 The Supplier of young carers services will have a close working relationship with the Wiltshire Council young carers assessment team. The Wiltshire Council young carers assessment team will operate an open referral system and accept self-referrals and referrals from a range of professionals and partner organisations. These referrals may include young carers in crisis, the Supplier must ensure that the Wiltshire Council young carers assessments team receives all referrals, and all assessments must go through this team before support planning. 16.2 It is expected that the awarded Suppliers prime aim is awareness raising of the issues of young carers, thus increasing identification and referrals. The Supplier will devise the support plan with the carer after assessment by Wiltshire Council young carers assessment team and will be responsible for reviewing and updating once a year. 16.3 The service will be delivered flexibly to meet the needs of all young carers across the whole of Wiltshire. 16.4 The base for the service will be multi centre located for ease of access for young carers and their families but community based support, including home visits and community facilitated sessions will also be offered to meet young carers needs. 16.5 The Supplier will support young carers in schools, family hubs, and community settings suitable to the young carer by coproducing support and activities to reflect their individual needs and interests. 16.6 All agencies will work together within the framework, adhering to the following principles and actions. 16.7 The priority is always to improve and add value to the lives of young carers and young adult carers. 16.8 Mutual respect and partnership working is key. 16.9 Data and information will be shared within the Framework Suppliers to enable assessment of performance and ensure positive outcomes for young carers. 16.10 All framework partners will engage with a quarterly young carer commissioning meeting and will update their part of the joint dashboard prior to the meeting.