Task Area Clause Samples

The Task Area clause defines the specific scope of work or responsibilities assigned to a party under an agreement. It typically outlines the particular services, deliverables, or activities that fall within the designated area, ensuring both parties understand what is included and excluded from the assignment. By clearly delineating the boundaries of responsibility, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes over the extent of work to be performed.
Task Area. 8 – Digital Government a. Data Warehousing and Data Mining b. Business Intelligence
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Task Area. 3 Ad Hoc Analysis A. Provide policy impact analyses to support review of proposed policy changes. Analyses shall either be completed fully by the Contractor or by Contractor review and comment on analyses performed by the Agency. B. Provide other analyses as identified by the Agency.
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Task Area. 8 – Digital Government a. DataWarehousing and Data Mining b. Business Intelligence c. Web Development and Support d. Electronic Commerce and Electronic Data Interchange e. Customer Relationship Management
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