Contractor and City Sample Clauses

Contractor and City. To the extent that Contractor discloses PHI to a third party, Contractor must obtain, prior to making any disclosure:
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Contractor and City must complete and agree upon and execute a Statement of Work before the Agreement will become effective and which shall be attached to this Agreement and incorporated herein by this reference.
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Contractor and City shall establish and maintain a collaborative Quality Improvement Committee to discuss, evaluate and implement specific, mutually agreed upon, operation policies, procedures, standards and EMS management plans in order to meet the City's EMS needs. The Committee will include the City and Contractor's medical directors, Contractor management and such management and field personnel from the Fire Department as they may select. The foregoing is in no way meant to imply that City maintains control over the Contractor's ambulance operation, ambulances or ambulance personnel. The intent of the Quality Improvement Committee is to ensure the smooth coordination of EMS services within the City. Contractor's management and control shall include developing and maintaining system status management programs to ensure that ambulances are appropriately distributed throughout the Primary Service Area in order to meet response time requirements. This also includes providing appropriately certified and trained emergency medical care technician staff for its ambulances and establishing and maintaining strategically positioned ambulance sub• stations within its service area. All operational procedures shall be mutually agreed upon.
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Contractor and City. Manager may modify this list of acceptable and non-acceptable bulky waste materials in response to changes in technology.”
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