Ad Hoc Work Sample Clauses
The Ad Hoc Work clause defines the terms under which additional, unplanned tasks or services outside the original scope of an agreement may be requested and performed. Typically, this clause outlines the process for requesting such work, including requirements for written approval, agreement on pricing, and timelines before the work begins. By establishing a clear framework for handling unforeseen or extra tasks, the clause ensures both parties understand how such work will be managed and compensated, thereby preventing disputes and maintaining project flexibility.
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Ad Hoc Work. Allow for provision of Ad – Hoc work when required e.g. to meet a specific policy requirement.
Ad Hoc Work. 5.1 As part of the Contract the Contractor shall provide 10 days of ad- hoc support per year of the Contract that can be used by the Authority to provide support to carry out specific analyses or for exercises undertaken and in an event of an outbreak the Authority may also wish to enlist emergency modelling support.
5.2 The following processes shall be used to request ad-hoc work: Non-Emergency Work will be requested through the following procedure: o The Authority will contact the Contractor’s Responsible Officer to discuss the requirement o If the work requires less than 5 days then the scope of the work, outputs and timescales will be agreed and documented via an exchange of emails.
Ad Hoc Work. All other services and related charges not specifically detailed in this Agreement or any exhibit hereto that the State shall, from time to time, request from Contractor, including, but not limited to additional training, reporting, or services, shall be documented by a Task Order (Appendix I, Required Forms) signed by both parties. The State shall pay Contractor for such services, consistent with the payment terms as outlined in Attachment B, an amount not to exceed $5,000.
Ad Hoc Work. Any unscheduled work of a temporary nature, such as a TMC move, runs to layover yards to change out equipment, etc.