Other Provider Clause Samples
The 'Other Provider' clause defines the rights and obligations of the parties when services or goods are supplied by a third party rather than directly by the contracting party. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions under which a third-party provider may be engaged, the standards or requirements such providers must meet, and the extent to which the original contracting party remains responsible for the third party’s performance. Its core function is to clarify the relationship and liability between the parties and any external providers, thereby reducing ambiguity and managing risk when outsourcing or subcontracting is involved.
Other Provider. Independent Practitioners — licensed vocational nurses; licensed practical nurses; registered nurses; licensed psy- chiatric nurses; registered dieticians; certified nurse midwives; licensed occupational therapists; certified res- piratory therapists; enterostomal therapists; licensed speech therapists or pathologists; certified acupuncturist; dental technicians; and laboratory technicians.
Other Provider. Responsibilities
1. (Provider) shall serve as an independent contractor.
2. (Provider) shall maintain accounting and records for all services rendered and shall assure that all persons handling project funds, including passenger revenues, are bonded to levels appropriate for the amounts of funds handled.
3. (Provider) shall provide to (transit system) a (monthly) billing for services rendered in the previous (month) including a report of units of service provided and revenues credited toward the service from passengers and from other sources.
4. (Provider) shall secure an independent audit of its transportation program including services provided under this contract and shall provide a copy of the audit report to (transit system).
5. (Provider) shall permit inspection of its vehicles, services, books, and records by (transit system) or agencies providing funding to (transit system) upon the request of (transit system).
6. (Provider) shall accept all risk and indemnify and hold (transit system) harmless from all losses, damage, claims, demands, liabilities, suits, or proceedings, including court costs, attorney's and witness' fees relating to loss or damage to property or to injury or death of any person arising out of the acts or omissions of (provider) or its employees or agents.
7. (Provider) shall notify (transit system) in the event of any unavoidable interruption or delay in service. If service is unable to be provided as scheduled and agreed upon, without acceptable reason, (transit system) may impose the following penalties: (list any penalties to be imposed by transit system)
8. (Provider) shall notify (transit system) of any incidents relating to passengers serviced under this contract.
9. (Provider) shall comply with all applicable state and federal laws, including but not limited to FTA charter rule, drug and alcohol testing, student transportation rules, motor carrier registration, equal employment opportunity laws, affirmative action laws, nondiscrimination laws, traffic laws, motor vehicle equipment laws, confidentiality laws, and freedom of information laws.
10. (Provider) shall supply such additional public transit services to the general public or individual client groups as are requested, provided that capacity for such service exists and funding for such service based on the rate identified in G.3., below, is available.
11. [MUST BE EITHER PROVIDER OR TRANSIT SYSTEM (F.5. below) RESPONSIBILITY] (Provider) shall disseminate and advertise ...