Comprehensive Services Clause Samples
The Comprehensive Services clause defines the full scope of services that a party is obligated to provide under an agreement. It typically outlines that the service provider must deliver all services necessary to fulfill the contract’s objectives, which may include both explicitly listed tasks and any additional work reasonably required to achieve the intended results. This clause ensures there are no gaps in service delivery, clarifies expectations, and prevents disputes over whether certain tasks are included in the provider’s responsibilities.
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Comprehensive Services. A component of planned School Readiness services to support positive early childhood development by providing an array of services in the areas of family involvement, prevention of abuse and neglect, behavioral health intervention, physical health and nutrition services, as well as access and linkages to community resources.
Comprehensive Services. When two or more services are submitted and the services are considered part of the same service to one another, Delta Dental will pay the most comprehensive service (the service that includes the other non-benefited service) as determined by Delta Dental. You are not covered for services or supplies to correct congenital deformities, such as a cleft palate. You are not covered for services or supplies used for the controlled release of therapeutic agents into diseased crevices around your teeth. You are not covered for services or supplies which have the primary purpose of improving the appearance of your teeth, rather than restoring or improving dental form or function. You are not covered for crowns that are not meant to restore form and function of a tooth, including crowns placed for the primary purpose of periodontal splinting, cosmetics, altering vertical dimension, restoring your bite (occlusion), or restoring a tooth due to allergies, attrition, abrasion, erosion and abfraction. Crowns placed on anterior teeth for endodontic purposes only are not a covered benefit. You are not covered for desensitization materials or their application. Diet planning or training in oral hygiene or preventive care.
Comprehensive Services. Contractors must ensure B-5 ECEAP providers implement comprehensive services in collaboration with B-5 ECEAP parents, staff, and community partners. Services include:
Comprehensive Services. Offering Contractor shall provide the comprehensive range of services for which a price is established in the Pricing Document for ordering by Eligible Agencies, and Co-Op Buyers if co-op buying applies.
Comprehensive Services. Genzyme shall be responsible and have sole authority for seeking, obtaining and maintaining pricing approval and reimbursement for the Test in each Country in the Comprehensive Services Territory in accordance with the then current Annual Commercial Plan. Such activities shall be at Genzyme’s sole cost and expense. Veracyte shall provide such assistance as may be reasonably required for the purpose of seeking, obtaining and maintaining pricing approval and reimbursement in any Country in the Comprehensive Services Territory, subject to the availability of such resources.
Comprehensive Services. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ comprehensive services option provides the City’s Disaster Recovery Manager (DRM) with an enhanced suite of professional consulting services and staffing augmentation in support of the thirteen CDBG-DR executed grants. Under this option, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ experts will spearhead project conformance activities and monitor grant compliance, including procurement oversight and financial tracking. This level of service is focused on providing the DRM with skilled project managers and program/policy experts to assist the City with completion of all thirteen CDBG-DR grants totaling more than $135 million dollars. Both the Comprehensive Service level and the Selective Service level are centered around the City as the decision-making authority, with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ as an expert partner in the execution of each of the thirteen CDBG-DR funded grants. Regardless of the level of service selected, all CDBG- DR grants provide funding for administrative and project related services. The City is estimated to have $5.2 million in available funds for the administration of all thirteen CDBG-DR grants.
Comprehensive Services. Expect as otherwise provided in Exhibit A, unless otherwise required by applicable laws and regulations, Genzyme and its Affiliates shall book all sales of the Test in the Comprehensive Services Territory and shall be responsible for the billing, invoicing, claims submissions, and collection of receivables and amounts due resulting from the sales of the Test in the Comprehensive Services Territory (collectively, “CS Collection Activities”), and such activities shall be at Genzyme’s cost and expense. Genzyme and its Affiliates shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts in performing the CS Collection Activities. Veracyte shall provide reasonable support and assistance to Genzyme as requested by Genzyme (including if Genzyme and its Affiliates are prohibited from performing CS Collection Activities in a particular Country under applicable laws and regulations) at Genzyme’s cost and expense, subject to the availability of such resources.
Comprehensive Services. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ comprehensive services option provides the City’s Disaster Recovery Manager (DRM) with an enhanced suite of professional consulting services and staffing augmentation in support of the fourteen HMGP and 10 HMGP Match executed grants. Under this option, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ experts will spearhead project conformance activities and monitor grant compliance, including procurement oversight and financial tracking. This level of service is focused on providing the DRM with skilled project managers and program/policy experts to assist the City with completion of HMGP and HMGP match grants totaling more than $50 million dollars.
Comprehensive Services. As is in the case of IT services, the Company is actively expanding its business which increases its demand for comprehensive services. Although the amount of completed comprehensive service transactions from January to July 2006 was only approximately RMB333,000,000 (unaudited), representing approximately 34% of the existing annual cap, its increase on a year-on-year basis was approximately 176%. Furthermore, the majority of comprehensive services transactions are expected to be conducted in the second half of the year given the number of agreements already entered into by the Company. An analysis of the transactions completed in the previous years also indicates that the majority of the continuing connected transactions for comprehensive services will be conducted in the second half of the year. The repeated estimates and analyses made by the Company show that the transaction amounts of connected transactions in the second half of the year are expected to well exceed those in the first half. As a result, the transaction amount for the full year 2006 is anticipated to exceed the existing annual cap.
Comprehensive Services. The Contractor shall: • Ensure that the FCP Nurse will conduct a medical assessment, provide health and pregnancy education, and coordinate all medical (including prenatal, postpartum, and pediatric), dental, and vision appointments and prescriptions. • Ensure that a FCP case manager will meet with residential clients a minimum of once per week, and affordable housing clients biweekly, to develop and work towards
1) physical, emotional, and mental health goals,
2) peer, family, and authority figure relationships,
3) education and employment goals,
4) independent living skills,
5) parenting skills and
6) stable housing or family reunification. • Offer workforce development assistance, including helping youth obtain their birth certificate, Social Security and identification cards; completing job searches; preparing for interviews; and securing child care. • Provide residential clients with transportation to/from medical appointments, school, work, childcare, and educational or social activities. • Offer age-appropriate educational programming to develop independent living skills.