On-call contract definition
On-call contract means a contract used by the City, through which a task order, on an as-needed basis, shall be issued for work or services, as determined by City.
On-call contract means a contract that is awarded with general provisions for the services to be rendered. As services are to be rendered, specific task orders are initiated that are to be completed by the contracting firm.
On-call contract means a contract that is awarded with general provisions for the services to be rendered, the term of which will not exceed thirty-six months. As services are needed, specific task orders are initiated by City staff, to be completed by the vendor.
More Definitions of On-call contract
On-call contract means a contract awarded, under a framework agreement, through a secondary procurement process, for the supply of goods and any related services. The parties to the contract are the Buyer and the Supplier;
On-call contract means a contract with a defined term and total contract authorization that only has a commitment to pay for services if they are used. Prior to initiation of a task or activity under an on-call contract, a Task Order shall be issued consistent with the terms of the master on-call contract. On-call Contracts shall have an initial contract term of three years or less and may have the option to extend the contract term by up to three additional years. On-Call Contracts that have a total contract authorization more than $50,000 shall be formally bid through a request for bid process or through a request for qualification process. On-Call contracts may be utilized for Professional Services, General Services, and contractor provided emergency services, such as unforeseen emergency repairs.