Excess and Unused Vaccines Sample Clauses

Excess and Unused Vaccines. Any unopened, unused vaccines shall be held in reserve for CPS by Vendor in accordance with COVID-19 vaccine storage and handling requirements, for future administration only to CPS eligible students/parent/guardian, employees or eligible CPS vendor staff in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Any vaccine doses that have been opened and consequently cannot be stored for future use shall be considered excess doses. Any vaccine doses allocated for a given day that are not administered and can be preserved for use on a future day shall be refrigerated for future use. Vendor shall not administer any CPS designated vaccines to anyone who is not a CPS student/parent/guardian, employee or an eligible CPS vendor staff, and Vendor shall not vaccinate any individual utilizing CPS designated vaccine doses at any location other than those CPS Vaccine Clinics listed in this Agreement. Further, Vendor shall only thaw and open the number of vaccines needed to cover appointments for each day to minimize the possibility of having excess vaccines.
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Excess and Unused Vaccines. Any unopened, unused vaccines shall be held in reserve for CPS by Vendor in accordance with COVID-19 vaccine storage and handling requirements, for future administration only to CPS employees or eligible CPS vendor staff in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Any vaccine doses that have been opened and consequently cannot be stored for future use shall be considered excess doses. Any vaccine doses allocated for a given day that are not administered and can be preserved for use on a future day shall be refrigerated for future use. In the event there are excess vaccines on a given day at any Vaccine Clinic and those vaccines cannot be refrigerated for future use, vaccines shall be administered to any CPS employee or eligible CPS vendor staff, regardless of whether those employees have a vaccine appointment that day. Excess vaccines shall be offered to CPS employees in accordance with the order of subgroups listed in the CPS' Vaccination Prioritization Strategy in Table A below. Vendor shall not administer any CPS designated vaccines to anyone who is not a CPS employee or an eligible CPS vendor staff, and Vendor shall not vaccinate any individual utilizing CPS designated vaccine doses at any location other than those CPS Vaccine Clinics listed in this Agreement. Further, Vendor shall only thaw and open the number of vaccines needed to cover appointments for each day to minimize the possibility of having excess vaccines.

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