Manner of Service Provision Sample Clauses

The "Manner of Service Provision" clause defines how services under the agreement will be delivered by the service provider. It typically outlines the methods, standards, and procedures to be followed, such as whether services are performed on-site or remotely, the use of specific tools or personnel, and any required timelines or reporting obligations. By specifying these operational details, the clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of expectations, reducing the risk of disputes over how services should be rendered and helping to maintain consistent service quality.
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Manner of Service Provision. Sub-Recipient, in collaboration with its EHEAP program partners, shall ensure the following service tasks are completed:
Manner of Service Provision. This section details how, when, and where the services are to be provided as per the contract and its Attachments.
Manner of Service Provision. The ELC shall perform the services of this subsection in accordance with the service period stated in the NOA.
Manner of Service Provision. 1. Service Tasks a. The provider will carry out CPT services consistent with this contract, the CPT Handbook, and the CPTIS User Guide. Substantive changes to the CPT Handbook will be provided to the provider’s team for review and comment prior to implementation. Unless mandated by law and any subsequent rule change, the department will provide an implementation schedule after reasonable notice of the revision. The department retains the right to final determination of revisions. (1) Provider’s team shall be available to provide medical evaluations and other assessment activities 24 hours a day, seven days a week and assure that DCF and local Sheriff Office staff responsible for child abuse and neglect investigations have the current 24 hour contact number at all times.
Manner of Service Provision. 1.3.1 Party A and Party B agree that during the term of this Agreement, Party B may enter into further service agreement(s) with Party A or other parties designated by Party A as appropriate, which shall provide the specific contents, methods, personnel, fees, and other matters for various services. 1.3.2 Party B hereby grants Party A an irrevocable and exclusive option, pursuant to which, Party A may in its discretion, to the extent permitted by the laws and regulations of China, purchase any part or all of the assets and business from Party B at the lowest price permitted by the laws of China. Both Parties shall then enter into a separate asset or business transfer contract to specify the terms and conditions of such assets transfer. Subject to the laws of China, Party B shall donate the balance of the purchase price after deducting/withholding the relevant taxes (if any) in full according to law to Party A or the person(s) designated by Party A within ten (10) days of receipt and deducting/withholding of the relevant taxes (if any) in full according to law.
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Manner of Service Provision. To the extent necessary for the proper performance of the Agreement, the services hereunder shall be performed in accordance with, and under, the Basic Relationship. The services hereunder shall be performed by the Beneficiary at the time and in the manner that is most appropriate to the nature of a given activity and the agreed time limit. Day-to-day arrangements shall be made orally, by telephone, in writing or by e-mail, with the Parties making every effort to ensure efficient communication. In the event of any doubt, each Party undertakes to use its best endeavours to clarify the scope of the activities on an ongoing basis, with a view to ensuring efficient cooperation in the performance of the Agreement. The Beneficiary declares that they have the necessary knowledge and experience to properly provide the services hereunder. The Parties undertake to cooperate with respect to the interests of the other Party. OBLIGATIONS OF THE INSTITUTE If the cooperation on the part of the Institute is necessary or required for the Beneficiary to perform the Agreement, the Institute undertakes to duly cooperate with the Beneficiary.
Manner of Service Provision. The purchase of this Service Agreement is entered into between the Florida Department of Children and Families, Office of General services (hereafter “Agency”) and Janitorial Provider or Vendor. The scope of work has been developed through dialogue and communications between the parties and represents the best understanding of the services requested. The follow describes the services to be rendered and the mutual obligations of the parties relative to this agreement.
Manner of Service Provision. The Recipient may elect to directly administer the program or subcontract to other Recipients in the area to provide the service. The Recipient will be responsible for all services provided either directly or through subcontractual arrangements.
Manner of Service Provision. 3.2.1 The scope of Contractor work is to: a. Attest to the taxpayer’s compliance with the various taxing statutes of the State of Oklahoma, the corresponding rules and regulations, and policies of OTC and local laws and ordinances. b. Determine the tax adjustment amount if taxpayer is not in compliance. c. Verify, detail and deduct from taxes assessed legally refundable overpayments made directly via tax return to OTC and/or City during the audit period. d. The Administrator of OTC has final authority on the interpretation of sales and/or use tax audit adjustments. The Finance Director of City has final authority on interpretation of local tax audit adjustments. 3.2.2 Exit conferences, as needed, will be performed in accordance with OTC and/or City policy. 3.2.3 Prepared City audit package shall include: a. Computerized exhibit(s) reflecting all adjustments by month as allowed by State Statute, OTC regulation and policy, local laws and ordinances. Additional documentation supporting audits or local laws and ordinances may be required as determined by Finance Director of City as long as documentation is not in violation of OTC policy. b. An invoice for services rendered indicating the number of hours spent on the audit, the appropriate hourly rate and all reasonable expenses incurred. 3.2.4 Contractor shall maintain any audit files or records relating to a City funded audit for not less than five (5) years from the date of final determination on the audit by the OTC. Contractor shall promptly provide the exhibits, detailed audit schedules, comments, and relevant work papers to the City upon request. City acknowledges the requirements of Section 205 of Title 68 of the Oklahoma Statutes regarding the confidential character of sales and/or use tax records. 3.2.5 Contractor shall (as requested by OTC) provide full support of all audit assessments during the assessment process and/or litigation. 3.2.6 Contractor shall meet the requirements of any new or amended State statutes, rules, or regulations having an effect upon the conduct or results of the audits. 3.2.7 Contractor shall provide quarterly progress reports on the status of all open audits. An audit will not be considered closed by the City until the receipt of any assessment due and/or the OTC has made a final determination regarding the audit. This report shall include, but not be limited to, the following: a. Estimated percentage completed and expenses incurred on audits in progress. b. Audits submitte...