Scope Services Clause Samples
The "Scope; Services" clause defines the range and nature of services that one party will provide to the other under the agreement. It typically outlines the specific tasks, deliverables, or responsibilities included, and may also clarify what is excluded from the scope. By clearly delineating what services are covered, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes about the parties' obligations, ensuring both sides have a shared understanding of what will be performed.
Scope Services. The following items and matters are specifically excluded from the general counsel services, and are not to be considered or treated as benefits under any general counsel service plan offered by The Sterling Firm:
(A) Matters involving any of the following: Tax; Pending or contemplated litigation; Criminal investigations; Regulatory or administrative investigations or inquiries; Settlement agreements; Opinion or clearance letters; Patents; Class action defense; Bankruptcy; Admiralty; Securities; Antitrust; Landlord/tenant; Professional licensing; or Immigration;
(B) Matters that, in the sole discretion of The Sterling Firm, require specialized legal knowledge or involve highly-regulated industries;
(C) Any matter where the contract value of the agreement(s) or amount in dispute exceeds $100,000 or if, in the sole discretion of The Sterling Firm, the value of the legal assistance or potential for malpractice liability against The Sterling Firm disproportionately exceed the consideration paid for the general counsel services;
(D) Matters related to the Member’s personal legal matters;
(E) Any claim, action, matter or question which The Sterling Firm, in its sole discretion, determines was brought to the attention of The Sterling Firm too close to an applicable or potential statute of limitation, statute of repose, or any other deadline which prevents The Sterling Firm from having adequate time to properly prepare or investigate;
(F) Any action based on acts or occurrences that are alleged to have occurred or conditions that were reasonably anticipated or foreseeable before the Member's enrollment that did or may give rise to a lawsuit by or against such Member;
(G) Any matter involving the law of a jurisdiction outside of the United States or involving tribal or Native American legal issues;
(H) Any matter that, in The Sterling Firm's opinion, is frivolous in nature or objective;
(I) Any matter that, in The Sterling Firm’s opinion, requires time or effort that exceeds the scope of the services; or
(J) Any case matter or requested service that is determined by The Sterling Firm to lack sufficient merit to warrant pursuit, or that The Sterling Firm decides has been raised an inordinate or unreasonable number of times without a change in circumstances. The Sterling Firm, in its sole discretion, may waive any of these exclusions, however, work on any of the excluded practice areas may be subject to additional fees. Any such fee increase shall be disclosed to, an...
Scope Services. Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement, Vendor shall provide to District the equipment, products, and services described in Exhibit A1 Statement of Work and its accompanying Exhibit A2 Attachment 1 CMAS 2021 Pricing Schedule and corresponding Exhibits 1 through 14, inclusive, in the List of Appendices to RFP PS21-0617-40, collectively attached and incorporated by reference as Exhibit A at the time and place and in the manner specified therein. In the event of a conflict in or inconsistency between the terms of this Agreement and Exhibit A, the Agreement shall prevail except provisions relating to payment. District shall identify requested services by issuing a written Purchase Order (PO(s))/Notice to Proceed (NTP(s)). Each PO/NTP shall specify the scope of work to be performed by Vendor and establish the fee for service. A PO/NTP shall be defined as a letter issued to the Vendor from the District’s post-award contracts administration department. The letter will include the agreement number, a PO/NTP number, project number, site location name, scope of work, established fee, and signature of the contracts supervisor or designee. The issuance of a PO/NTP shall indicate that the specified work has been approved by authorized District representatives, a funding source has been identified, and budget has been confirmed. Each PO/NTP is incorporated by reference and is considered a part of this Agreement. Vendor shall perform the necessary professional services in connection with the PO/NTP to provide complete services on a project-by-project basis. by practitioners performing similar services. Vendor shall prepare all work product required by this Agreement in a first-class manner and shall conform to the standards of quality normally observed by a person practicing in Vendor’s profession.
Scope Services. The Marksman is responsible for the trapping or elimination and removal of wildlife, including but not limited to deer, cranes and geese, from the Airport ASAP of receiving a Service Request.
Scope Services. The O&M Operator shall provide all the services required for the operation, maintenance and repair of the Plant during the Takeover Phase and Operational Phase, including but not limited to:
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Scope Services. Servicer will act as a servicer for the servicing of Products as required to support the administration of Service Contracts that New Leaf sells to Customers.
1. Servicer shall perform, in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, the work described in the Statement of Work.
2. Servicer shall perform the work within a reasonable and prudent time from receipt of the service call.
3. Servicer agrees not to subcontract any service performed for New Leaf or its Customers without New Leaf’s authorization; provided, however, that Servicer may subcontract services for Products currently under manufacturer’s warranty being sent to the manufacturer, or out of manufacturer’s warranty products, directly supported by manufacturer’s service agency. Servicer agrees that payment for services performed under the terms of this Agreement are not assignable to any third party.
4. Servicer shall represent Company and Company’s Clients in a professional manner to the Customer and shall not make any representations (either direct or implied) to the Customer which are negative or defamatory in nature toward Company or its Clients. Servicer’s personnel shall not willfully perform any act to damage the reputation of or detract from the Company or its Clients.
5. Service Provider will conduct a nationwide, state and local criminal background check on any employee, agent, contractor or subcontractor (each a “Servicer Representative”) who will enter a customer’s home. Servicer shall only permit Servicer Representatives to enter a Customer’s home on behalf of Company (i) who do not have any record of a theft related conviction, sex related conviction, conviction for a crime violent in nature or a felony drug related conviction; (ii) for which Servicer has performed a Social Security Number verification; (iii) for which Servicer has completed an Employment Eligibility verification (I-9) form; and, (iv) who does not appear on the comprehensive list of terrorists and groups identified under Executive Order 13224 as amended and updated from time to time and located at: http//▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ (see this link for further information).
Scope Services. Consultant will provide to , including but not limited to the following types of services: [list] In providing its services, will engage in best efforts so that the services are provided consistent with the following values set out in ATTACHMENT 1 - ACLU OF OREGON VALUES & POSITIONS. To the extent that any prior or current work, actions, or involvements by Consultant materially conflict or appear to materially conflict with the ACLU of Oregon’s values and positions in a manner that may negatively impact ACLU of Oregon’s work, reputation, or relationships with partners/allies, elected or other government officials, and/or communities (including community members and leaders), Consultant will advise ACLUOR as soon as possible and ACLUOR may exercise the option to terminate any and all agreements with Consultant without any penalties.
Scope Services. Vendor shall provide and deliver to Purchaser custom software and consulting services in regards thereto as outlined in Paragraph 3. This software development shall result in software products which may be used for search engine and indexing technology and software applications including but not limited to applications on the Internet as well as other areas of Purchaser's operation as mutually agreed between the parties.