Clarification means contacting the health-care provider to under- stand the handwriting on the certification or to understand the meaning of a response. A district may not ask the health-care pro- vider for additional information beyond that required by the certifi- cation form. The requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule must be satisfied when individually identifiable health information of an employee is shared with a district by a HIPAA-covered health-care provider.
Clarification means a bidder's explanation of all or part of a bid that does not change, alter or supplement the bid.
Clarification means a treatment process that uses gravity (sedimentation) or dissolved air (flotation) to remove flocculated particles.
Examples of Clarification in a sentence
In addition, on November 24, 1999, the FCC issued its Supplemental Order In the Matter of the Local Competition Provisions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, (FCC 99- 370) and on June 2, 2000, its Supplemental Order Clarification, (FCC 00-183), in CC Docket 96-98.
Clarification and additional details or drawings required to clarify an ambiguity in the Construction Documents in order to accomplish the work are not an Additional Service.
More Definitions of Clarification
Clarification means communications between the State and a Vendor that may occur after receipt of Vendor's Offer made for the purpose of eliminating irregularities, informalities, or apparent clerical mistakes in an Offer. A Clarification may also be used in order for the State to interpret an Offer or Offers or to facilitate the State's evaluation of all Offers. A Clarification shall not be used to cure material deficiencies in an Offer, alter the scope of an Offer, or to negotiate.
Clarification means an operational procedure that removes sediment from milk.
Clarification means the City’s response to questions submitted by Respondents which do not revise the requirements of the RFP.
Clarification means written or oral communication with a Respondent, including demonstrations or questions and answers, for the sole purpose of information gathering or of eliminating Minor Informalities or correcting nonjudgmental mistakes in a Bid or Proposal. Clarification does not otherwise afford the Respondent the opportunity to alter or change its Bid or Proposal.
Clarification means communications between the State and a Vendor that may occur after receipt
Clarification means contacting the HCP to understand the handwriting on the form or to understand the meaning of a response, but does not include asking for information beyond that required by the form.
Clarification means a written or oral exchange of information that takes place between a Proposer and the Department after the receipt of all SOQs during the evaluation process. The purpose of a Clarification is to address minor ambiguities, omissions, errors, or mistakes and clerical revisions in the Proposer’s SOQ.