Pilot program definition

Pilot program means the pilot program identified and funded through the Funding Agreement and described in that Funding Agreement and its attachments.

Pilot program means a program using a representative sample of residential and small commercial customers to assist in developing and offering customer choice of electricity supply for all residential and commercial customers.

Pilot program means the pilot program

Examples of Pilot program in a sentence

• Such limits for the Pilot Program for Schools shall be consistent with Virginia Code Section 56-585.1:8.

• The RS DCCRP Pilot Program Nurse will meet with Wellpath Medical Staff as needed or upon request to discuss any issues and ensure coordinated care.

• RS psychiatrists will be the primary prescriber for DCCRP Pilot Program patients and will communicate with Wellpath psychiatric staff on a regular basis to ensure continuity of care for patients.

• RS Program Director will attend the regularly scheduled Medical Department Meetings (unless Wellpath wants to establish a separate meeting) and other meetings as determined to ensure timely and appropriate communication regarding the DCCRP Pilot Program patients.

• The RS DCCRP Pilot Program Nurses will attend meetings at the request of the RS Program Director.

More Definitions of Pilot program

Pilot program means a community solar pilot program conducted by a participating utility pursuant

Pilot program means the social innovation loan pilot program

Pilot program means the child care services and substance

Pilot program means an experimental program using a select set of small customers to assess the

Pilot program or “program” means the Access to

Pilot program means an experimental program using a select set of small customers to assess the potential for developing and offering customer choice of electricity supply to small customers in the future.

Pilot program shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 6.03.