Approval Clause Clause Samples

An Approval Clause establishes that certain actions, decisions, or changes within an agreement require the explicit consent of a specified party before they can proceed. Typically, this clause outlines which matters need approval—such as budget increases, subcontracting, or modifications to deliverables—and may specify the process or timeframe for obtaining such consent. Its core practical function is to give one party oversight and control over key aspects of the contract, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized or undesirable changes.
Approval Clause. It is understood that if this contract requires approval by the Public Procurement Review Board and/or the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration Office of Personal Service Contract Review and this contract is not approved by the PPRB and/or OPSCR, it is void and no payment shall be made hereunder.
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Approval Clause. It is understood that if it is determined that this Contract requires approval by the Public Procurement Review Board and/or the Office of Personal Service Contract Review, and should such approval not be granted, the Contract shall be deemed void and no payment shall be made hereunder.
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Approval Clause. It is understood that if this contract requires approval by the Public Procurement Review Board and/or the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration Office of Personal Service Contract Review and this contract is not approved by the PPRB and/or OPSCR, it is void and no payment shall be made hereunder. In fulfillment of the purposes of this Agreement, the Contractor shall provide individualized pre-employment transition services throughout the State of Mississippi for students with disabilities who are served by MDRS. Services shall be provided in accordance with the terms set forth in the Request for Qualifications [RFQ 3180002020] issued by MDRS, and are further described in Exhibit “D”, captioned “PRE-ETS Statement of Qualifications”, attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference.
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Approval Clause. It is understood that if this contract requires approval by the Public Procurement Review Board and/or the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration Office of Personal Service Contract Review and this contract is not approved by the PPRB and/or OPSCR, it is void and no payment shall be made hereunder. Under general administrative direction, the Contractor shall serve as a consulting [medical/psychological] specialist for the Office of Disability Determination Services of the MDRS. The Contractor carries out the prescribed procedures relating to a part of the documentation requirements necessary in completing disability determinations on applications for Social Security Disability Benefits. In carrying out the responsibilities of a consulting medical specialist, the Contractor will perform one or more of the following functions: 1. Determine the severity of impairments by reviewing and evaluating medical evidence obtained in conjunction with applications for disability benefits under provisions of the Social Security Act. This includes written evaluations and completion of specified forms as required by Social Security regulations. 2. Review case records and provide written evaluation of the adequacy of documentation and make recommendations for further development. 3. Review and sign completed determinations. 4. Upon request, assist in rebuttal preparations by providing analysis on relevant medical issues. 5. Maintain an accuracy rate of 95% or higher. 6. Attend, watch, prepare or present, without compensation, up to two (2) hours per month of required training for SSA and MDRS in program and administrative policy. May also participate in other activities (excluding case ratings or determination signing) as requested by MDRS Administration to include but not limited to preparation/presentation of training, discussion of program and/or administrative issues, etc. Participation in excess of two (2) hours will be compensated as described below in Exhibit “C”. The services provided by the Contractor are a necessary contribution to and are a part of processing and adjudicating disability claims. Therefore, Contractor will avoid any conflict or appearance of conflict between the interest of the Social Security Administration and his/her own personal interest. Contractor agrees to disqualify himself/herself from acting on any official matter which involves a relative, personal acquaintance, his/her own records or any case in which he/she has prior know...
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