Common use of Equipment Allocation Clause in Contracts

Equipment Allocation. Guidelines for Equipment allocation are established under a separate contract between Conduent and the State. Equipment will be allocated at a ratio of 1 unit of Equipment to 40 State authorized Child Care attendees (hereinafter “Active Participants”), with the following two exceptions: (1) Class A, R and M Providers who provide services for 39 or less authorized Child Care attendees will receive, at a minimum, one unit of Equipment; (2) Providers will receive an additional unit of Equipment if there is a “remainder” after dividing the highest number of authorized Child Care attendees by 40. Examples: ( 1.) A Provider with 1-40 Active Participants would receive 1 unit of Equipment; ( 2.) A Provider with 41-80 Active Participants would receive 2 units of Equipment; ( 3.) A Provider with 85 Active Participants would receive 3 units. If a single Child Care Provider operates more than one facility, these guidelines apply to each of the facilities. Conduent reserves the right to remove Excess Equipment on demand during Provider’s normal business hours. Excess Equipment is defined as any equipment that exceeds the equipment allocation pursuant to the Guidelines for Equipment allocation described above and in the contract between Conduent and the State of Louisiana.

Equipment Allocation. Guidelines for Equipment allocation are established under a separate contract between Conduent ACS and the State. Equipment will be allocated at a ratio of 1 unit of Equipment to 40 State authorized Child Care attendees (hereinafter “Active Participants”), with the following two exceptions: (1) Class A, R R, and M Providers who provide services for 39 or less authorized Child Care attendees will receive, at a minimum, one unit of Equipment; (2) Providers will receive an additional unit of Equipment if there is a “remainder” after dividing the highest number of authorized Child Care attendees by 40. Examples: ( 1.) A Provider with 1-40 Active Participants would receive 1 unit of Equipment; ( 2.) A Provider with 41-80 Active Participants would receive 2 units of Equipment; ( 3.) A Provider with 85 Active Participants would receive 3 units. If a single Child Care Provider operates more than one facility, these guidelines apply to each of the facilities. Conduent ACS reserves the right to remove Excess Equipment on demand during Provider’s normal business hours. Excess Equipment is defined as any equipment that exceeds the equipment allocation pursuant to the Guidelines for Equipment allocation described above and in the contract between Conduent ACS and the State of Louisiana.

Equipment Allocation. Guidelines for Equipment allocation are established under a separate contract between Conduent XEROX and the State. Equipment will be allocated at a ratio of 1 unit of Equipment to 40 State authorized Child Care attendees (hereinafter “Active Participants”), with the following two exceptions: (1) Class A, R R, and M Providers who provide services for 39 or less authorized Child Care attendees will receive, at a minimum, one unit of Equipment; (2) Providers will receive an additional unit of Equipment if there is a “remainder” after dividing the highest number of authorized Child Care attendees by 40. Examples: ( 1.) A Provider with 1-40 Active Participants would receive 1 unit of Equipment; ( 2.) A Provider with 41-80 Active Participants would receive 2 units of Equipment; ( 3.) A Provider with 85 Active Participants would receive 3 units. If a single Child Care Provider operates more than one facility, these guidelines apply to each of the facilities. Conduent XEROX reserves the right to remove Excess Equipment on demand during Provider’s normal business hours. Excess Equipment is defined as any equipment that exceeds the equipment allocation pursuant to the Guidelines for Equipment allocation described above and in the contract between Conduent XEROX and the State of Louisiana.