TEIS definition

TEIS means the transportation executive information system.
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TEIS means the Tribal Environmental Impact Statement.
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Examples of TEIS in a sentence

  • In Tennessee, this system is named the Tennessee’s Early Intervention System (TEIS).

  • DOE through TEIS will train or provide training to evaluators and providers to use the state’s eligibility criteria, as outlined in the State’s Early Intervention Plan.

  • DOE, in conjunction with TEIS, shall develop and disseminate Part C evaluation procedures and requirements to the Participating Agencies and potential providers and evaluators.

  • This written consent shall be obtained by a representative of the local TEIS Point of Entry.

  • The TEIS Service Coordinator shall ensure that transition planning begins no later than the date of the development of the infant or toddler’s initial IFSP.

  • DOE through TEIS shall also implement uniform procedures for documenting results of the evaluations and assessments for the Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP) Team.

  • Each Participating Agency, to the extent required by state or federal law, shall conduct individual or coordinated efforts to provide information to the public regarding TEIS to include information on accessing the service system.

  • Therefore, in order to provide evaluations and Early Intervention Services in a timely and efficient manner, DOE through TEIS may contract with appropriate providers or provide the needed evaluations and/or services in accordance with the Payor of Last Resort requirements.

  • MAIN COMPONENTS POWER: One 300kw Power Unit OPERATING PRESSURE: Up to 30 psi (2 bars) OPERATING TEMPERATURE: Maximum of 400ºF (204ºc) CONTROLS: Various control panels for completely automatic operation as follows: CONTROL PANEL FOR THE ARC: Manufactured by TEIS Corporation in Italy with automatic initiation, control and optimization of the arc, as well as automatic shut off for any malfunction, including excess pressure, excess temperature or lack of flow, with visual and sonic alarms in case of shut off.

  • When a family declines the use of private insurance for Early Intervention Services indicated on the IFSP for which there is no other responsible payor, DOE will secure the service(s), via the local TEIS office, from a provider who has agreed to provide the service in a manner and cost rate established by DOE.