Per Occurrence Plans) Sample Clauses

Per Occurrence Plans). An Authorized User may independently obtain and be invoiced for a service, (e.g., body repair, roadside assistance, and towing), for a Vehicle that is enrolled in a Monthly Enrollment Plan, from an Automotive Repair Shop that participates in the Contract, and be invoiced only for the services provided and not incur a Per Occurrence Plan administrative fee. See Appendix C: Fleet Maintenance Services Documents, Number 1: Contractor and Pricing Information for applicable pricing information for the Monthly Enrollment Plans. The Contractor shall further provide the following additional services with each Monthly Enrollment Plan:
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Per Occurrence Plans). A Contractor shall offer the following Per Occurrence Plans for Fleet Maintenance Services that will provide service for Authorized Users of Light Duty Vehicles and Medium to Heavy Duty Vehicles. Per Occurrence Plans shall provide a per-incident Fleet Maintenance Service for a Vehicle for one flat administrative fee each time the Per Occurrence Plan service is used. This flat administrative fee is in addition to the actual charges for the repair or service. All services listed under Section II.1 Automotive Repair Shops shall be applicable to the Per Occurrence Plans offered under the Contract. See Appendix C: Fleet Maintenance Services Documents, Number 1: Contractor and Pricing Information for applicable pricing information for the Per Occurrence Plans. For all Per Occurrence Plans, the Contractor must provide the ability for Authorized Users to enroll or remove Vehicles from services daily, online, via email, and via phone. Removal from the Per Occurrence Plan shall include:
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Per Occurrence Plans). Paragraph C Roadside Assistance] $30.00 (per vehicle, per incident) Roadside Assistance (Medium to Heavy Duty Vehicles) [Vehicles with a GVWR equal to or greater than 16,001 lbs. (i.e., Class 5 through Class 8 Vehicles, as designated by the U.S. Department of Transportation); See Contract Section II.3 Per Occurrence Plans, Paragraph C Roadside Assistance] $50.00 (per vehicle, per incident) Towing (Light Duty Vehicles) [Vehicles with a GVWR less than or equal to 16,000 lbs. (i.e., Class 1 through Class 4 Vehicles, as designated by the U.S. Department of Transportation); See Contract Section II.3 Per Occurrence Plan, Paragraph D Towing) $30.00 (per vehicle, per incident) Towing (Medium to Heavy Duty Vehicles) [Vehicles with a GVWR equal to or greater than 16,001 lbs. (i.e., Class 5 through Class 8 Vehicles, as designated by the U.S. Department of Transportation); See Contract Section II.3 Per Occurrence Plans, Paragraph D Towing) $50.00 (per vehicle, per incident) Fleet Maintenance Service (Other Products/Services) Pricing
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Per Occurrence Plans). An Authorized User May independently obtain and be invoiced for a service, (e.g., body repair, roadside assistance, and towing), for a Vehicle that is enrolled in a Monthly Enrollment Plan, from an Automotive Repair Shop that participates in the Contract, and be invoiced only for the services provided and not incur a Per Occurrence Plan administrative fee. The Contractor Shall further provide the following additional services with each Monthly Enrollment Plan:
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Per Occurrence Plans). A Contractor Shall offer the following Per Occurrence Plans for Fleet Maintenance Services that will provide service for Authorized Users of Light Duty Vehicles and Medium to Heavy Duty Vehicles. Per Occurrence Plans Shall provide a per-incident Fleet Maintenance Service for a Vehicle for one flat administrative fee each time the Per Occurrence Plan service is used. This flat administrative fee is in addition to the actual charges for the repair or service. All services listed under Section 3.1 Automotive Repair Shops Shall be applicable to the Per Occurrence Plans offered under the Contract.
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Per Occurrence Plans). Paragraph C Roadside Assistance] $35.00 (per vehicle, per incident)
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Per Occurrence Plans). Paragraph C Roadside Assistance] $40.00 (per vehicle, per incident) Towing (Light Duty Vehicles) [Vehicles with a GVWR less than or equal to 16,000 lbs. (i.e., Class 1 through Class 4 Vehicles, as designated by the U.S. Department of Transportation); See Contract Section 3.3 Per Occurrence Plan, Paragraph D Towing) $35.00 (per vehicle, per incident)
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