Amended and Restated Contract. As of June 9, 2014, the State and the Contractor originally entered into a contract relating to the provision of services generally for Evaluation, Remediation & Operations Support (the “Original Contract”). As of August 15, 2014, the State and the Contractor agreed to amend its Contract. As of September 15, 2014 the State and the Contractor agree to amend and restate the Original Contract to read in whole as set forth in this second amendment to the Original Contract. The parties hereby affirm each of their respective representations and certifications made as of the date of the Original Contract.
Amended and Restated Contract. This Contract amends and restates, in its entirety, and replaces, Contract No. <Insert Contract Number>, as amended, effective April 1, 2024.
Amended and Restated Contract. As of February 1, 2016, the State and the Contractor originally entered into a contract relating to develop and implement a practice transformation system for the Designated Agency (DA) system for the Vermont Health Care Innovation Project (VHCIP) under the federally funded State Innovation Model (SIM) grant. The term of the Original Contract was set to expire on January 31, 2017, a date which has passed. However, the parties hereby agree and affirm that no expiration has occurred and that it is the intention of the parties to enter this agreement for the purpose of continuing the contractual relationship with all r ights and responsibilities intact, without any gap in same. As of February 1, 2017, the State and the Contractor agree to amend and restate the Original Contract, as the same may have been amended, to read in whole as set forth in this second amendment to the Original Contract. The parties hereby affirm each of their respective representations and certifications made as of the date of the Original Contract. The parties agree that this amended and restated agreement shall have the effect of continuing the parties’ contractual rights and responsibilities from the effective date of the Original Contract.
Amended and Restated Contract. The Closing shall not occur until the Assignee and NASCAR have entered into a new agreement replacing the Contract in its entirety, to become effective upon the Closing or on such later date as the Assignee and NASCAR mutually agree to in their own discretion, containing terms consistent with those set forth in Exhibit B to the NASCAR Consent and Release.
Amended and Restated Contract. As of October 29, 2014 the State and the Contractor originally entered into a contract relating to the provision of services generally developing and managing the Blueprint for Health annual conference (the “Original Contract”). Page 1 of the Original Contract, as same may have been amended, included a provision allowing for the extension of the contract by agreement of the parties. The parties did begin negotiating an amendment, which included an extension under that provision, before the end date set forth in the Original Contract with the full and unequivocal intention of continuing the relationship and responsibilities set forth in the Original Contract without interruption. The term of the Original Contract was set to expire on October 31, 2016, a date which has passed. However, the parties hereby agree and affirm that no expiration has occurred and that it is the intention of the parties to enter this agreement for the purpose of continuing the contractual relationship with all rights and responsibilities intact without any gap in same. As of November 1, 2016, the State and the Contractor agree to amend and restate the Original Contract, as the same may have been amended, to read in whole as set forth in this first amendment to the Original Contract. The parties hereby affirm each of their respective representations and certifications made as of the date of the Original Contract. The parties agree that this amended and restated agreement shall have the effect of continuing the parties’ contractual rights and responsibilities from the effective date of the Original Contract.
