Miscellaneous Assistance Sample Clauses
The Miscellaneous Assistance clause requires one party to provide additional support or cooperation to the other party as needed to fulfill the agreement's objectives. This may include supplying documents, answering questions, or performing minor tasks that facilitate the completion of contractual obligations. Its core function is to ensure smooth collaboration and address unforeseen needs that may arise during the execution of the contract, thereby preventing delays or misunderstandings.
Miscellaneous Assistance. The Parties to this Agreement may provide each other with miscellaneous incidental assistance that may not be identified elsewhere in this Agreement. Such assistance may include the use of personnel, equipment, facilities, aircraft, and miscellaneous resource and support services.
Miscellaneous Assistance. Agencies are accountable for tracking the expenditures charged for the items listed in this clause. Where separate reimbursable agreements are necessary, establishing reimbursable agreements and charge codes pre-season is encouraged. Costs associated with this clause that are eligible for reimbursement using a ▇▇▇▇ for Collection may be totaled and included as a separate line item in the Annual Fixed Costs billing. Each ▇▇▇▇ is subject to audit.
Miscellaneous Assistance. Agencies are accountable for tracking the expenditures charged for these activities. Where separate reimbursable agreements are necessary, establishing reimbursable agreements and charge codes pre- season is encouraged. Costs associated with this section that are eligible for reimbursement using a Bill for Collection may be totaled and included as a separate line item in the Annual Fixed Costs billing. Each bill is subject to audit.
a. Fort ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in Fairbanks: In addition to previously mentioned DNR employees, AFS provides office space and furniture; office equipment and supplies; utilities; and telecommunications, computers, network access and support to the following DNR employees. Fire Operations Forester and their Administrative Staff Fire Weather Coordinator Public Affair Officer Communications and Technical Systems Coordinator
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Facilities The DNR is authorized to utilize the BLM’s facilities and associated land at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ as a fire preparedness facility and is billed for the maintenance of those facilities.
c. Kenai Interagency Dispatch Center Reference the USFS Chugach National Forest-DNR Coastal Region AOP.
d. Meals and Lodging (Reimbursable) Currently, credit cards are not accepted at any DNR or AFS facilities for meals or lodging. Cash is accepted at the AFS Barracks and AFS Dining Hall on Fort ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. Personnel using reimbursable agreements are required to enter their reimbursable agreement code. The cost charged for the meal will be based upon the established per diem rates for that location. Meals, including sack lunches that are ordered, regardless if they are consumed, will be billed to the charge code. Lodging for agency personnel not on a Resource Order is available on a case-by-case basis. Rooms may be billed to a pre-approved reimbursable agreement code. Barracks rates are established annually.
Miscellaneous Assistance. Alaska Protecting Agencies work closely with each other to provide services that benefit all wildland fire agencies. Support for some of these services is cross-billed through this agreement and documented in Attachment 1: Annual Fixed Costs.
Miscellaneous Assistance. A. Visas and Work Permits: • The Oyster (PEO) will provide all legal services required to comply with UK immigration, labor and employment laws prior to your entry into the region. • The Oyster (PEO) will secure all appropriate visa and temporary work permits required for your legal employment as an expatriate in Europe.
Miscellaneous Assistance