E-RATE. Authorized users who receive E-rate funding are encouraged to review Universal Service Fund rules and regulations to verify the applicability of this Contract to the E-rate program. NEW YORK STATE RIGHTS OGS Reserved Rights New York State reserves the right to:
E-RATE. Supplier agrees to make available all E-rate Eligible Services as listed and priced herein to any Authorized User which is an Eligible Entity. Supplier agrees to provide the Services directly to the Eligible Entity, and to bill each Eligible Entity directly. Supplier agrees and understands that the responsibility for collection of all charges incurred, and the responsibility for resolving all Product and Service problems as well as administration of this Contract for E-rate participation shall be the sole responsibility of Supplier. Supplier warrants that it is qualified under applicable Federal Communications Commission and Virginia State Corporation Commission rules to apply for and receive Universal Service Fund allocations/disbursements for Products and Services provided pursuant to this Contract to Eligible Entities on behalf, and for the benefit, of those Eligible Entities. The Supplier also agrees to maintain those qualifications, and to assist Eligible Entities in applying for and receiving these allocations/disbursements.
E-RATE. The universal service “Schools and Libraries Program” administered by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) under the oversight of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), or successor program.
E-RATE i. A Participant who seeks E-rate funding agrees to have on file with the Nebraska Department of Education a continuously updated and approved Technology Plan, as required by the FCC and USAC policies, that includes clear goals and realistic strategies; a professional development strategy; an assessment of technology needs and services; and an ongoing evaluation process.
E-RATE. To the extent the services offered are subject to the E-rate discount program, all award Contract Vendors must commit to participation in the Federal Communication Commission's E-rate discount program established under authority of the Federal Telecommunications Commission Act of 1996. Participation in, and implementation of, this program must be provided without the addition of any service or administration fee by the Contract Vendor.
E-RATE. “E-Rate” is a program sponsored by the Federal Communications Commission whereby educational and other qualifying institutions may purchase authorized technology at reduced prices. E-Rate eligibility depends upon who uses the equipment, how it is used and where it is located. In general terms, equipment located on school property and that is necessary for e-mail and internet access in classrooms is eligible for E-Rate support. Each contractor shall make every effort to continue its involvement in this program and to add products as applicable. USAC’s free search tool is located at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/ Apple, Inc 000000000 Call to confirm 000000000 143004358 ByteSpeed 143022706 000000000 Cisco Call to confirm 000000000 143014306 143004718 143004718 143018091 143018091 Dell Marketing L.P. 143004340 143004340 Dell EMC 143037205 143026357 143034411 Hewlett Packard 143007617 Xxxxxx Technology 143022153 IBM 143005607 Lenovo 143033514 Microsoft 143013242 000000000 Nimble Call to confirm Oracle America, Inc. Call to confirm 000000000 000000000 Panasonic Call to confirm
E-RATE. A. The Schools and Libraries Program of the Federal Universal Service Fund, commonly known as "E-rate," is administered by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC), through its Schools and Libraries Division (SLD), under the direction of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The program provides a means for most K-12 schools and libraries in the United States to obtain discounts on eligible telecommunications, Internet access, and internal connections, in accordance with the annually published Eligible Services List.
E-RATE. Customers applying for or receiving Schools and Libraries or Rural Health Care subsidies, or funds from any other subsidy or reimbursement program, remain responsible for the entire account balance. Customer must timely submit all information requested by and comply with all rules imposed by the program sponsor; for example, USAC. Notwithstanding Section 11b, Customer must pay its anticipated portion of any invoice within sixty (60) days of the invoice date to avoid incurring any late payment charges.
E-RATE. To the extent a purchase under a Technical Addendum is E-Rate eligible, the following section is applicable. Contractors bidding and contracting for e-rate eligible sites must be in full compliance with the Federal Communication Commission’s rules related to the E-Rate Discount -Universal Service Support Mechanism for Schools and Libraries (“E-Rate”). Contractor acknowledges that any contractual relationship resulting from an E-Rate eligible solicitation of proposals may be partially or entirely dependent upon the successful receipt of Universal Service Fund (“USF”) subsidies. To ensure compliance with all applicable USF regulations, program mandates and auditing requirements, Contractors must comply with the following:
E-RATE. Agencies who are applying for E-Rate funding will be required to sign a E- Rate Rider in addition to this Agency Agreement.
