General Contractor Requirements. Lessee’s contract with the Rehabilitation Contractor shall provide: (i) that State shall not be liable for any labor, services, materials or equipment furnished or to be furnished to Lessee; (ii) that general contractor agrees to indemnify State, Commission and Lessee for claims for property damage or bodily injury arising out of the negligence or willful misconduct of such contractor and its employees, agents and subcontractors, and the failure of such contractor to perform any of its obligations under the applicable contract; (iii) that the Rehabilitation Contractor and each of its subcontractors shall perform the work described in the contract in compliance with applicable laws and codes, including without limitation any bearing on the safety of persons and property; and (iv) that the Rehabilitation Contractor will verify that any subcontractors retained by it are validly existing and duly licensed and registered under the laws of the state of Washington and have all applicable licenses and required insurance coverages.
General Contractor Requirements. A. Contractor will conduct deep dive analytics.
B. Contractor shall use its’ best efforts to obtain cost savings for County’s benefit by analyzing County’s policies, procedures, supplier contracts, past invoices and other pertinent information as it relates to the above selected expense categories set for review.
C. Contractor will further gather information as to County’s needs (past, present and future) m atches County’s operational requirements and expectations.
D. Contractor will provide progress reports throughout the audit review, designated deliverable dates will be determined based on review timeline. After analyzing County current spending observations. Contractor’s report will include a review of operations, cost reduction recommendations and potential service level enhancements.
E. Contractor will review County’s invoicing and deliverables to ensure accountability by County’s and the third party service provider. The review will take into account service levels, cost controls and overall County satisfaction.
F. Contractor will continue ongoing consulting services with County to anticipate changes in service needs to ensure that the proper service provider, contract and procedures are in place to address County’s go forward requirements.
G. Contractor’s report will include a full catalogue of all accounts surveyed and will document the Established Rates for each service or product chosen for review and outline the methodology for Contractor’s findings. County and Contractor will discuss, agree and document the Established Rates for the targeted service or product.
H. Contractor may discover over billing, credits, rebates, ongoing savings or other sources of revenue. This income is to be considered expense reduction for purposes of this Contract and will be accounted for in the same manner as the expense reduction savings. Contractor may pursue other savings categories and if approved by the County, the Contractor and County may agree upon a negotiated cost savings split on a case by case basis.
I. Contractor may have the ability to recover rebates or other compensation by contractors or service providers. Contractor shall disclose this compensation to the County and both parties shall share this revenue as savings at the time the revenue is received.
J. It may be necessary to institute cost reduction strategies within a specific expense category in stages. If this occurs, then each stage of implementation will be viewed with its’ own billing cycl...
General Contractor Requirements. LIHTC Approved General Contractor List
a. All General Contractors must be pre-approved by DSHA through the General Contractor’s Certification and Questionnaire process. After DSHA has approved the General Contractor, they will be placed on the LIHTC Approved General Contractor List. The General Contractor must be listed on the current approved list posted on the website for the 2012 LIHTC Approved General Contractor List round by March 13, 2012. The LIHTC Approved General Contractor List and General Contractor’s Certification Process is located at the following link: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/Developers/dv_lihtc.php Other All members of the Development Team including the General Contractor must comply with DSHA’s Mortgagor’s Draw Requisition and Cost Certification Guide. The Guide is located at the following link:
General Contractor Requirements. Where policies, procedures, programs and plans are required by this Contract or Department regulations, the Contractor shall maintain and provide internal documents that clearly demonstrate all such requirements and the responsibilities of the Contractor. Where the Contractor is required to communicate to Providers, documentation may exist outside of the Contractor's internal policies and procedures, generally in the form of direct Provider correspondence or a Provider manual. Exception can be made for a single source for Provider and Contractor documents if the Contractor clearly specifies in the documents the role of the Contractor and the role of the Provider. Where the Contractor is required to communicate to Members, documentation may exist outside the Contractor's internal policies and procedures, generally in the form of direct Member correspondence or the Member handbook. The Contractor shall submit all Encounter Claims Data and complete pay recovery costs for dates of service during which time this Contract was in effect, regardless of whether this Contract is terminated for any reason. Subcontractual Relationships and Delegation
3.1.3.1. The Contractor shall be accountable for any functions and responsibilities that it delegates to any subcontractor, including: All Subcontractors shall fulfill the requirements of 42 CFR Part 438 that are appropriate to the service or activity delegated under the subcontract. The Contractor shall evaluate the prospective Subcontractor’s ability to perform the activities to be delegated. The Contractor shall require a written agreement with the Subcontractor that specifies the activities and report responsibilities delegated to the Subcontractor; and provides for revoking delegation or imposing other sanctions if the Subcontractor's performance is inadequate. The Contractor shall monitor the Subcontractor’s performance on an ongoing basis and subject it to formal review according to a periodic schedule established by the State, consistent with industry standards or State MCO laws and regulations. The Contractor shall identify deficiencies or areas for improvement, and shall ensure that the Subcontractor takes corrective action.
3.1.3.2. Other than the Care Coordination and Covered Services provided by any PCMP, the Contractor shall not subcontract more than forty percent (40%) of its responsibilities under the Contract, based on the total annual Contract value, to any other entity and it shall not subcontract more ...
General Contractor Requirements. The general contractor must pay Xxxxx-Xxxxx prevailing wage rates as required by the Department of Labor.
General Contractor Requirements. 3.5.1 Contractor represents and warrants that it has all the necessary rights, title, and interest to the Software, Equipment, documentation, and Documents to fully and legally comply with its obligations under this Contract. In the event there are third- party components in the Software, Equipment, documentation, and Documents, Contractor represents and warrants that these third-party components have been fully licensed or purchased by Contractor for City’s use for all purposes and therefore, City will not be subject to any other further licensing requirements, restrictions, or additional fees.
3.5.2 Contractor shall provide all Upgrades with respect to the Software, Equipment, hosting, maintenance, support, training, or professional services as specified in the Specifications. Contractor shall maintain the Software so that remote access and use by the City (and its end users) is available at all times. Contractor shall implement commercially reasonable procedures regarding application management, load balancing, back-up, recovery, and file and disk space utilization management, to ensure that the City can access the most recent Upgrades of the Software or that the Software may be reinstalled without undue delay. The PARCS equipment and Software shall be capable of continuous operation ninety-nine point nine-nine percent (99.99%) of the time, other than for scheduled interruption due to service maintenance and upgrades, such scheduled interruption due to service maintenance and upgrades performed only during non-business hours of . Contractor shall ensure the availability of qualified personnel at any and all times, ready to intervene to address any problems or inoperability of the Software, Equipment, documentation, and Documents, should the need arise.
3.5.3 Contractor shall not lock, suspend, or disable the Software or the City’s local copy or database (if applicable); interfere with, cancel, or restrict the City’s (and its end users) access to and continuous use of the Software, or make the City’s local copy or database inaccessible to the City and its end users (if applicable).
3.5.4 The City may duplicate the Software or any part thereof for the purposes of system backup, testing, maintenance, or recovery. The City may duplicate the Documents and documentation for any use, including but not limited to, internal training.
3.5.5 During the Term of this Contract and any subsequent renewals or extensions, if Contractor replaces any of the Software or se...
General Contractor Requirements. Sixteen HFPSs will be free issued to the Contractor for the purposes of the Works. The existing transformers are supplied with two (2) three (3) core, 120 mm2 low voltage copper cabling. The scope of the Contractor shall be to install a separate single phase earth core of size 95 mm2 as per section 3.
General Contractor Requirements. 5 4.1.1 CONTRACTOR’s staff Personnel shall be qualified for the subject(s) in 6 which they are tutoring.
7 4.1.2 CONTRACTOR shall provide proof of their tutor’s qualifications within 8 five (5) business days if requested by ADMINISTRATOR.
9 4.1.3 CONTRACTOR shall shall have bilingual staff available when necessary 10 to communicate with CLIENTS and parents/caregivers.
11 4.1.4 CONTRACTOR shall conduct criminal and child abuse background 12 clearances for all staff Personnel working with CLIENTS and/or accessing confidential 13 information in accordance with Paragraph 2824 of this Agreement.
14 4.1.5 CONTRACTOR’s staff Personnel shall provide their own transportation 15 with proof of at least the California minimum required levels of automobile insurance and possess 16 a current/valid California driver’s license.
17 4.1.6 CONTRACTOR shall not provide transportation to CLIENTS under this 18 Agreement.
19 4.1. 7 CONTRACTOR’s services must be outcome driven and achieve progress 20 towards stated outcome measure objectives as referenced in Subparagraphs 7.2 and 7.3Paragraph 21 8. 22 CONTRACTOR shall provide tutoring services that are pre- authorized in writing 23 by ADMINISTRATOR, for a specified time period in each referral. Services provided beyond the 24 specified time period described in Subparagraph 5.2 without written pre-authorization to extend 25 services, shall not be eligible for compensation. CONTRACTOR shall ensure services are 26 provided in a culturally responsive manner.
General Contractor Requirements. All contractors on the Site must meet the requirements of the Owner’s S-004 “Contractor Selection and Safety Guidelines” Revision 6 dated June 18, 2013.
General Contractor Requirements
