Description and Requirements. Photographer will provide to Villanova the photography and/or video recording services described in Exhibit A (the “Services”), using Photographer’s materials, equipment, tools, insurance, supervision, and labor (unless specified otherwise in this Agreement). Villanova may buy Services without further documents or by using a purchase order, service order, project agreement, or other document (each an “Additional Purchase Document” or “APD”). This Agreement governs APDs, but we may omit, add, or change parts of this Agreement with respect to Services covered by an APD by saying so in the APD.
Description and Requirements. The Economy Act of 1932, as amended, 31 U.S.C. § 1535, permits Federal Government agencies to purchase goods or services from other Federal Government agencies or other major organizational units within the same agency. An Economy Act purchase is permitted only if: (1) amounts for the purchase are actually available, (2) the purchase is in the best interest of the Government, (3) the ordered goods or services cannot be provided by contract from a commercial enterprise, i.e., the private sector, as conveniently or cheaply as could be by the Government, and (4) the agency or unit to fill the order is able to provide or get by contract the ordered goods or services. The Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), 48 CFR 17.5 provides further requirements for Economy Act agreements. The FAR provides that an order cannot be placed under the Economy Act if a more specific statutory authority exists. Purchases pursuant to the Economy Act are not exempt from the requirements of 48 CFR 7.3, “Contractor Versus Government Performance.” Thus, OMB Circular A-76 applies to Economy Act agreements. Economy Act agreement must achieve full cost recovery, and there is no law permits a waiver of this full cost recovery requirement. Full cost recovery includes direct and indirect costs. Further, the Economy Act does not allow a Federal agency or unit to receive a profit when providing goods or services. The FAR states that Economy Act orders must include (1) a description of the supplies or services required; (2) delivery requirements; (3) a funds citation; (4) a payment provision ; and
Description and Requirements. In consideration for the fees set forth in the Statement of Work attached hereto as Exhibit A and hereby incorporated by reference herein, Photographer will provide to Villanova the services described in each such SOW and requested by Villanova (the “Services”) during the term of this Agreement at Photographer’s expense using Photographer’s materials, equipment, tools, insurance, supervision, and labor, unless otherwise specified in the applicable SOW. The terms and conditions of each project, including, without limitation, the scope of the services, the form and format of the required work product, all designs, materials, and deliverables including without limitation photographs and videos in any format (collectively “Deliverables”), the project schedule and milestones, and any additional fees or expenses associated with such project will be described in a statement of work and signed by an authorized representative of Photographer and Villanova (each of which, including the Statement of Work attached hereto as Exhibit A, will be referred to as a “SOW”).
Description and Requirements a) Marketing includes any occasion during which Marketing information and material regarding MMC and FHPlus Programs and information about the Contractor's MMC or FHPlus products are presented to Prospective Enrollees. Marketing activities include verbal presentations or distribution of written materials, which may or may not be accompanied by the giving away of nominal gifts.
b) With prior LDSS approval, the Contractor may engage in Marketing activities that include community-sponsored social gatherings, provider-hosted informational sessions, or Contractor-sponsored events. Events may include such activities as health fairs workshops on health promotion, holiday parties, after school programs, raffles, etc. These events must not be restricted to Potential Enrollees.
c) The Contractor may conduct media campaigns (i.e., distribution of information/materials regarding the MMC and/or FHPlus Programs and/or its specific MMC and/or FHPlus products to encourage Prospective Enrollees to enroll in its MMC or FHPlus product.) All media materials, including television, radio, billboards, subway and bus posters, and electronic messages, must be pre-approved by the SDOH at least thirty (30) days prior to the campaign.
d) The Contractor will be forthright in its presentations to allow Prospective Enrollees to exercise an informed choice.
e) If Contractor does not include Family Planning and Reproductive services in its Benefit Package, as specified in Appendix M of this Agreement, the Marketing Representative must tell Prospective Enrollees that:
i) certain Family Planning and Reproductive Health services (such as abortion, sterilization and birth control) are not covered by the Contractor but that routine obstetric and/or gynecologic care, including hysterectomies, pre-natal, delivery and post-partum care are covered by the Contractor;
ii) whenever needed. Family Planning and Reproductive Health services may be obtained by MMC Enrollees through fee-for-service Medicaid from any provider who accepts Medicaid, and by FHPlus Enrollees from the Designated Third-Party Contractor (including the name and phone number of the Designated Third Party Contractor for the Prospective Enrollee's geographic area);
iii) no referral is needed for Family Planning and Reproductive Health services; and
iv) there will be no cost to the Enrollee for Family Planning and Reproductive Health services. APPENDIX D October 1, 2005
Description and Requirements. The smart carpet is the home device that enables the day-by-day weight measurement and the periodic balance assessment. The device provides the following main features: It provides enough data to assess the weight of the individual with negligible error and assesses its balance conditions; wireless: unwired communication channel would allow free placement of the device inside the user apartment; low cost: the device must not be expensive; ease to use and in a safe way.
Description and Requirements. The environmental sensors are intended to get suitable data from the daily life of the user to evaluate the social interactions in an unobtrusive, user-unaware way. These sensors are called environmental since they are installed in the rooms of the user’s house and do not require any user intervention, avoiding interferences in his daily life. There are two types of environmental sensors: presence detectors, based on passive infrared technology (PIR) and door detectors, based on magnetic contacts. Measurement from these two kinds of devices are combined to assess, among others, the number of social interactions at home and an approximation to the number of people interacting. The selection of the sensors, as the rest of subsystems has been performed considering requirements from the lifestyle protocol (WP2), the smart environment (WP4) and the WSN (WP3). Despite of specification in the deliverable D3.1, based on the indications of the first version of D4.1, two kind of devices have been discarded for the pilot phase due to different reasons. The microphone will not be used for privacy concerns raised by the pilot responsible partners. Nevertheless, data collection experiences have been done using microphones, so the impact of these devices will be studied, independently of the decision of not using them in the pilots. About the pressure sensors or people counters, although these devices have been identified as good candidate to obtain precise information about the presence of hosts at the user home, a strong requirement of the DOREMI project is the affordability for the final user. This recommends avoiding the use of these devices as these are noticeably more expensive than the rest of the components of the network and their inclusion in an eventual product would drastically affect the price, producing a 50% cost increase in the best case. The limitations imposed to the specifications of the selected environmental sensors have been studied in collaboration with WP4 members, and the performed changes have been agreed with the partners. These changes have been reflected in D4.1 and in D3.1 revised versions, where specifications have been let as they were in the first version, in order to report the work performed during the first period of the project, but they have been updated in the section 14 System configuration and deployment in pilot sites. The devices used in DOREMI are commercial products of the Z-Wave catalogue. This technology has been selected du...
Description and Requirements. In this project, a smartphone will be used as a mobile gateway for the data generated by the wristband. The use of a smartphone presents many advantages and some drawbacks. Some of the advantages of using mobile phones in DOREMI are: Availability of outdoor location, suitable for social assessment, routines determination and even wandering detection. Simpler circuitry in the wristband that allows more hardware resources available for the core functionalities. The use of a smartphone is generally considered a good practice for the elderly living alone because of security reasons, since it provides an instantaneous way to communicate to the elder and, if needed, to assist on emergency. It also introduces the following pitfalls: It forces the user to take the device each time he gets out home. The user has to remember about this; It needs a recharge cycle each night, adding an additional routine in the user´s life. For DOREMI, it has been considered that the advantages are more important than the problems than the use of smartphone as a gateway introduces. The smartphone will be compliant with the wireless communication technology of the DOREMI wristband (BLE), and it will manage the communication in outdoor-indoor and indoor-outdoor transitions, as well as it will be responsible for collecting and storing the data provided by the wristband and GPS position. Specifically, the smartphone will manage the following: The smartphone detects the DOREMI wristband and reads data that the BLE device transmit. When the smartphone detects data emitted by the DOREMI wristband, it is saved in the phone memory. The user leaves home: the user leaves home wearing the DOREMI wristband and carrying the smartphone. As the devices loses connectivity with the home wireless network, the smartphone starts GPS location collection. The user goes back home: The smartphone establishes an Internet connection with the WIFI of the user’s house and the smartphone app stops the data collection and starts the data transmission to the back-end. All these features are performed by a custom application developed for the DOREMI project. This application runs in background in the phone, avoiding any user interaction that could add complexity to the DOREMI protocol or reduce the overall usability.
Description and Requirements. In consideration for the fees set forth in the Proposals/Statements of Work attached hereto as Exhibit A (“SOW”) and hereby incorporated by reference herein, Company will provide to Villanova the services described in each such SOW and requested by Villanova (the “Services”) during the term of this Agreement at Company’s expense using Company’s materials, equipment, tools, insurance, supervision, and labor, unless otherwise specified in the applicable SOW. Company shall provide adequate personnel to complete the Services. All such personnel shall have completed any regulatory or Villanova required training and certifications to provide Services. Company shall provide all applicable personal protective gear for its employees and subcontractors. The terms and conditions of each project, including, without limitation, the scope of the services, the form and format of the required work product, all designs, materials and deliverables (collectively “Deliverables”), the project schedule and milestones, the names and qualifications of the Company professionals providing the services in connection with the project if requested by Villanova, and any additional fees or expenses associated with such project will be described in a SOW and signed by an authorized representative of Company and Villanova.
