Contractor must provide Sample Clauses
The "Contractor must provide" clause requires the contractor to supply specific goods, services, or deliverables as outlined in the contract. In practice, this clause details what the contractor is obligated to deliver, such as materials, labor, equipment, or documentation, and may specify deadlines, quality standards, or other requirements. Its core function is to clearly define the contractor's responsibilities, ensuring both parties understand what is expected and reducing the risk of disputes over performance or deliverables.
Contractor must provide a full-time Operations Manager who shall oversee and be responsible for the overall performance of its operations, including ensuring adherence to organizational policies and procedures guiding the delivery of high- quality services.
Contractor must provide. County Contract Manager or his/her designee with a current list of employees including supervisors providing services to each County referred patient. This monthly listing should also include the total number of hours worked per employee. Contractor shall provide a more detailed listing of employees quarterly which shall include each employee's name, date of employment, date of birth, current address, phone number and the date of latest physical examination. Contractor must keep this list updated.
Contractor must provide all of the equipment and supplies for Contractor services. This includes, but is not limited to, the following items: stenotype machine, and applicable software to provide instant speech-to-text translation on a laptop computer, and a stand-alone monitor so that a Consumer can read the transmitted text on a display screen, and necessary connecting adaptors. Contractor may not use Court computers, copier machines, paper, and fax machines, unless otherwise arranged with the Court. The Court does not provide technical support.
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Contractor must provide a. Evidence of commercial pesticide license certification by the State of New Mexico for the proposed pesticide application.
b. A description of how Contractor meets all reporting requirements by the various regulatory agencies and meeting all applicable Federal and State rules and regulations to include but not limited to pesticide training programs, spill prevention process, personal protective equipment, and any other applicable measures taken by Contractor to meet OSHA and other requirements.
c. Contractor to provide a signed CONTRACTOR SAFETY CERTIFICATION, FORM AF-26.
Contractor must provide disclosure upon execution of Contract, extension for renewal, and within 35 days after any change in CONTRACTOR ownership or upon request of COUNTY. COUNTY may refuse to enter into an Agreement or terminate an existing Agreement with a CONTRACTOR if the CONTRACTOR fails to disclose ownership and control interest information, information related to business transactions and information on persons convicted of crimes, or if the CONTRACTOR did not fully and accurately make the disclosure as required.
Contractor must provide all applicants with equal job opportunities on public contracts and prohibit discrimination against any employee, applicant or subcontractor because of age, color, creed, handicap condition, marital or parental status, national origin, race, sex, veteran status, or political opinion or affiliation. All CONTRACTOR solicitations and advertisements for employees will include the equal opportunity statement listed above.