Authorized Providers Sample Clauses
The "Authorized Providers" clause defines which individuals or entities are permitted to deliver certain goods or services under the agreement. Typically, it specifies that only those providers who have been approved or designated by one or both parties may perform specific tasks, such as maintenance, support, or supply of materials. This ensures that all services or products meet agreed-upon standards and helps prevent unauthorized or unqualified parties from being involved, thereby maintaining quality control and reducing potential risks.
Authorized Providers. Individuals or groups recognized by a Secretary of a Military Department, who are not members of the Armed Forces of the United States or employees of the United States and who augment the uniformed members of a MFH Honor Guard Detail. Authorized providers may include, but are not limited to, Veterans Service Organizations, members of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, and other appropriate individuals and organizations which support the rendering of MFH.
Authorized Providers. As long as the University of Wisconsin (UW) employs you, you may make contributions only to providers and products authorized under the TSA Program. You may change your future contributions to a different authorized option, or transfer all or a portion of your account balance to any other authorized investment option at any time, subject to contractual surrender charges or redemption fees. As long as the UW employs you, you may not “transfer” your TSA account balances to providers or options not authorized by the TSA Program.
Authorized Providers. Limit payment for selected drugs, classes, or specific Department programs to authorized prescribers as designated by the Department. For example, limit certain dosage forms of buprenorphine to prescribers with an X-DEA number.
Authorized Providers. An MCOP authorizing the delivery of services from a non‐panel provider must ensure that it has a mutually agreed upon compensation amount for the authorized service and must notify the provider of the applicable provisions of OAC rules 5160‐58‐01.1 and 5160‐26