General Contractual Requirements Clause Samples

General Contractual Requirements. The Provider shall perform services under this agreement for the Department on an “as needed, if needed” basis and the Department does not guarantee any amount of business to the Provider on this agreement. The Provider shall perform services at the prices stated herein for the entire agreement period. The Provider shall notify the Department in writing at least thirty (30) days in advance of any changes in the program that will affect the quality, extent, timelines, or frequency of services delivered under the terms of this agreement and further agrees that no such changes shall be implemented without the prior written consent of the Department. The Department shall not be required to make payment for services rendered according to such changes unless the Department has agreed to said changes in writing prior to their delivery. In the event the Provider is no longer able to provide child care services, the Provider shall refer families to Child Care Aware® of Missouri to find alternative child care arrangements. Child Care Aware® of Missouri may be contacted online at ▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ or by calling 1-866-892-3228. The Provider shall maintain an active mailing address for receipt of notices and correspondence required by this agreement and shall notify the Department in writing of any mailing address changes within thirty (30) days. The Provider shall accept the child care maximum rates for payment in full for families receiving Child Welfare Services, as defined herein. The child care maximum provider rates are inclusive of all child care services, therefore, the Provider shall not collect any additional funds from Child Welfare Services (i.e., Children’s Division) families or children. The Provider shall not invoice the Department for services which include enrollment, activity, late fees, or any other fees not associated with the direct care of the child. Any additional funds include co-payments, enrollment fees, field trip fees, activity fees, transportation, etc. The Department has the authority to make payment of child care services for Child Welfare children based on current rates and payment policies. Income Eligible families are responsible for making their own co-payment to the Provider, when the Provider’s rate for care is higher than the child care maximum rate. The co-payment is not the sliding fee. The Department cannot take action on an Income Eligible family which does not pay their co-payment. If the Provider charges less than the...

General Contractual Requirements