Allowable Services/Activities Clause Samples
The Allowable Services/Activities clause defines the specific services or activities that a party is permitted to perform under the agreement. It typically outlines the scope of work, listing what is authorized and sometimes explicitly stating what is excluded. For example, a contractor may be allowed to provide only certain types of consulting or maintenance services, and any activities outside this list would require additional approval. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of permitted actions, reducing the risk of unauthorized work and potential disputes.
Allowable Services/Activities. 3.1 The Grantee, as the fiscal agent, shall administer the funds to conduct Related Instruction for Training Programs allowable under this grant as specified within Attachment A-1, Contact Hour Rate for Continuation Programs and/or Attachment A-2, Contact Hour Rate for New Programs of this grant.
3.2 The Grantee, specifically local education agencies, shall establish a written agreement with local apprenticeship committees of the contracted Training Programs, identified in Attachments A-1 and/or A-2 of this grant award, to provide Related Instruction on an annual basis.
Allowable Services/Activities. 3.1 Allowable services and activities under this grant award are those permitted in Texas Labor Code, Chapter 303 and the Skills Development Fund rules at 40 TAC, Chapter 803.
3.2 For services and activities under this grant funded with CCDBG funding, allowable services and activities are those permitted in CRRSA, CCDBG, and ARPA.
3.3 The Grantee shall specifically perform the activities specified in all Attachment A-1, Grant Training Objectives and Outcomes Information updates and amendments issued for this grant award.
Allowable Services/Activities. 2.1 Workforce integration and follow up activities that support participants in completing education and training objectives, including collecting information on educational outcomes, employment, participant earnings, enrollment and progress in post- secondary education or training and credential attainment.
2.2 Follow up activities include but are not limited to the following: • Supporting students in the completion of a Texas Certificate of High School Equivalency or entering postsecondary education or training • Supporting the enrollment of students in Work in Texas • Services that provide labor market and employment information about in- demand industry sectors or occupations available in the local workforce area, such as career awareness, career counseling, and career exploration services • Regular contact with participants and/or their employer to verify employment or provide assistance with work-related problems • Other activities as outlined in AEL Letter 04-20, including Attachment 1, Workforce Integration and Follow-Up Activities • Reconnecting with participants via follow up to reengage them through remote and distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes increases in licenses for distance learning and related remote education services, including mobile messaging applications and supplies necessary for the expansion of remote and distance learning.