Manner of Service Provision Sample Clauses

Manner of Service Provision. This section details how, when, and where the services are to be provided as per the contract and its Attachments.
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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.
Manner of Service Provision. The ELC shall perform the services of this subsection in accordance with the service period stated in the NOA.
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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. 1. Service Tasks
Manner of Service Provision. A. Task 1 During completion of Task 1, Contractor will work directly with stakeholders from the three (3) pilot communities nominated by the Community Resiliency Initiative’s Focus Group to complete a coastal hazard risk and vulnerability analysis and produce one or more scenarios for each community. Prior to starting the analyses process, Contractor will review and discuss the available analyses methodology and tools with community stakeholders. Contractor will then act as a facilitator, working with each set of community stakeholders to identify all of the parameters and contents which will be included in each respective community’s analysis and scenario production process. Contractor will then complete draft coastal hazard risk and vulnerability analyses and scenarios for each of the three (3) pilot communities. Contractor will provide the completed draft analyses and scenarios to stakeholders of each pilot community and DEO. Contractor will allow stakeholders from each pilot community and DEO staff a minimum of thirty (30) days to provide comments on the draft analyses and scenarios, and then work with community stakeholders to address all comments. The appendix for each analysis should include a section that is a list of all comments received from community stakeholders and DEO staff, and provide detailed narratives on how each comment was addressed by Contractor or community stakeholders from each respective pilot community. Contractor will then finalize each set of analyses and scenarios. Contractor will produce an appendix for each of the three (3) coastal hazard risk and vulnerability analyses. The appendix will provided a detailed overview of the methodology used to conduct each coastal hazard risk and vulnerability analysis and any lessons learned throughout the process. The methodology section needs to be presented in a format that reduces most technical and scientific jargon, making it more user-friendly for local governments. All essential technical and scientific language and related methodologies should be described and outlined in a separate appendix section. The “lessons learned” section needs to address challenges or obstacles experienced during the development of each coastal hazard risk and vulnerability analysis, and recommendations for the overall Community Resiliency Initiative based on each risk and vulnerability analysis pilot project.
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Manner of Service Provision. 3.2.1 The scope of Contractor work is to:
Manner of Service Provision. The Florida Medicaid Program provides multiple dental services for Medicaid eligible children. The PDHP must cover all these services. The PDHP must furnish services up to the limits specified by the Medicaid program. The PDHP may exceed these limits. However, in no instance may any service's limitations be more restrictive than those that exist in the Florida Medicaid fee-for-service program. The PDHP is responsible for contracting with providers who meet all provider and service or product standards specified in the Agency's current Medicaid Dental Services Coverage and Limitations Handbook, which is incorporated by reference, unless different standards are specified elsewhere in this contract or the standard is waived in writing by the Division of Medicaid on a case-by-case basis when the member's dental needs would be equally or better served in an alternative care setting or using alternative therapies or devices within the prevailing dental community. This includes professional licensure and certification standards for all service providers
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.
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