Minimum Service Requirements Clause Samples

Minimum Service Requirements. ‌ The Contractor must comply with the following Minimum Service Requirements (MSRs):

Minimum Service Requirements. The ongoing level of service is the minimum service level required for all program participants after completion of the orientation phase. The minimum ICA service requirements, during the ongoing service level, include: Monthly phone conversation with the participant, either telephonic or live video contact. A minimum of one in-person visit quarterly. Annually, a minimum of one in-person visit must take place in the participant’s home. Respond to all inquiries and requests made by the participant in a timely manner, regardless of the participant’s chosen level of IRIS consultant involvement. Completion of the annual plan review per IRIS Policy and Work Instructions. Completion of individual support and service plan updates when applicable. Ensuring that all services on the plan are being implemented to meet the participant’s long-term care needs. Annual Participant Education Manual Review Review of all chapters and content in the IRIS Participant Education Manual (P-01704) and requisite completion of IRIS Participant Education Manual – Acknowledgement (F-01947). Completion of the Budget Amendment Education Participant Education form (F-01205B), if applicable. Completion of the One-Time Expense Participant Education form (F-01205C), if applicable. Completion of the annual functional screen redetermination.

Minimum Service Requirements. The supplier shall be required to design, build, finance, operate and maintain all systems necessary to provide heat (and in some instances hot water) at all times to the end users, with clearly defined and acceptable standards to be agreed as part of the Competitive Dialogue process and described in the form of Output Specification Tables. Separate arrangements may be developed with other senior users - HM Prison Leicester and the University of Leicester - via the Competitive Dialogue process. Whilst no particular technology or fuel is specified, the final agreement will contain Output Specification Tables (see sample layout in Appendix 6) that require the supplier to provide heat (and hot water) for the Scheme as follows: • In particular, heat and hot water will be delivered every day. In the event of heat and/or hot water supply being interrupted, service should be restored within timescales agreed and in a priority order as identified by the end users as part of the Competitive Dialogue process, with the end users imposing revenue deductions / penalties relative to failure to meet the Output Specification and agreed Service Level Criteria. • Within certain temperature ranges as identified in Appendix 5. • Compliant with requirements contained in, or arising of, all relevant environmental legislation, including the Clean Air Act 1993; the Local Air Quality Management Regime as set out in Part IV of the Environment Act 1995 and Guidance issued thereunder; and Part III of the Environment Act 1990 (statutory nuisance), with proposals to be assessed for Air Pollution and Noise implications by the City Council Environmental Services Division. • To achieve agreed reductions in CO2 emissions and to ensure that the scheme is energy efficient and progressively reduces carbon emissions in line with targets to be specified in the Output Specification Tables. Minimum requirements will be based on savings identified in the feasibility study (Appendix 2 – page 41) of 7,300 tonnes per annum by 2015 and 13,100 tonnes by 2019, with ongoing savings thereafter. As contributing to the City of Leicester’s climate change objectives of a 50% reduction in CO2 by 2025 is a priority for the Council and the Project, evaluation criteria at bid stage will be weighted to take account of this priority. • Back-up plant and alternative fuel types should be available to provide security of supply. Service availability should be as near to 100% as possible with an acceptable level of pla...

Minimum Service Requirements. Contractor shall notify the Agency if an HCBS waiver Enrolled Member is non-compliant with utilization of at minimum one (1) unit of service per calendar quarter or non-compliant with Contractor’s contractual oversight obligations.

Minimum Service Requirements. Employees in the Deputy Unit meeting the following minimum service requirements may apply to be evaluated for vacancies in the following classifications:

Minimum Service Requirements. Every position covered by this Collective Bargaining Agreement will have a detailed job description which will outline the qualifications required for testing and appointment into the classification.

Minimum Service Requirements. Customer acknowledges that service requires that Customer’s machine be kept in minimally required operating conditions. Minimally required operating conditions include, but are not limited to, an Internet connection with sufficient quality of service. Failure to provide minimally required operating conditions is not a failure of a machine and precludes service by Lamassu.

Minimum Service Requirements. Three (3) years of service with the Mount ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Fire Department.

Minimum Service Requirements. 1. Provide and deliver items mutually agreed upon between the Contractor and County. Service must be efficient and done in an effective manner to insure the security of the Jail is maintained. 2. Prices, changes and substitutions to these items must be by mutual agreement. 3. Computers, computer software, printer, scanners, web internet programs to be provided, installed and functional within one (1) month of contract execution. 4. Insure all financial transactions are seamless, transparent, and auditable. 5. Provide County with access to run reports to monitor ordering/usage, financial transactions, backorders, returns, and trends.