DPS will Clause Samples

The "DPS will" clause outlines specific actions or obligations that the Department of Public Safety (DPS) is required to perform under the agreement. This may include responsibilities such as providing certain services, maintaining equipment, or ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. For example, DPS might be tasked with conducting regular safety inspections or reporting incidents to other parties. The core function of this clause is to clearly define the duties of DPS, ensuring accountability and setting expectations for performance within the contractual relationship.
DPS will. 1. at its own expense and as necessary depending on the LGEE employee category, conduct a DPS-defined background check on employee prior to execution of this Contract and periodically throughout the employee’s period of assignment; 2. if applicable, notify LGEE of employee’s failure to maintain acceptable background clearance; 3. provide supervision of work and feedback on the employee’s job performance to LGEE; 4. reimburse LGEE for any DPS-mandated travel and training expenses for employee; 5. provide appropriate work space, computer and telecommunications equipment, network access, office equipment and supplies to employee as necessary to fulfill his or her duties; 6. maintain all equipment assigned to employee; 7. provide training to employee consistent with the objectives of developing, upgrading, and maintaining skills required by DPS; and 8. maintain files on employee for the purpose of documenting training records, emergency notifications, and other documentation as required by the State of Texas.
DPS will. Incorporate statutorily required information on an offender's health and human service history in the appropriate Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (TLETS) transactions.

Related to DPS will

  • Customer will (a) use the Services in accordance with the Agreement and all applicable laws. Customer remains responsible for the use of and access to the Services by Users and reasonably causing their compliance with the obligations under the Agreement where applicable to Users; (b) comply with the reasonable Aptum policies and guidelines notified to Customer; (c) reasonably cooperate with Aptum’s investigations of outages, security problems and any suspected breach of the Agreement; (d) without delay notify Aptum of any unauthorized use of the Services, any other breach or suspected breach of the security of the Services that Customer becomes aware of; (e) pay all undisputed Fees and applicable taxes in accordance with the terms of the Agreement; and (f) reasonably cooperate with Aptum to determine any tax-exempt status applicable to the Customer.