Purpose and Scope of Work Sample Clauses

Purpose and Scope of Work. A. HCDE agrees to:

Purpose and Scope of Work. The Parties are entering into a research and development collaboration for the Research Period, with the intent of developing CGEN-15001T Target Biologics and CGEN 15022 Target Biologics that will be candidates for the development of Products and of discovering and developing Target Biomarkers that can be used as research tools for the development of Products and/or for the development of Product Companion Diagnostics. Each Workplan sets forth certain activities to be performed by each of the Parties, details regarding each of the Parties’ deliverables and timetables for delivery of such deliverables. Each Workplan may be amended by the Joint Steering Committee (as defined below in Section 2.2.1) in accordance with Section 2.2, provided that no such amendment may increase Compugen’s or Bayer’s obligations under such Workplan unless the Parties have agreed to such increase in writing, including with respect to funding to be provided by Bayer to Compugen to support additional work. To the extent any terms in a Workplan shall at any time conflict with the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall prevail.

Purpose and Scope of Work. Consulting Work

Purpose and Scope of Work. Contractor shall supply County with goods/services, as detailed within County RFB #xx-xxxx and addendum, and Contractor’s response to RFB #xx-xxxx, which are attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference as part of this Agreement. The parties agree that time is of the essence in Contractor’s performance of this Agreement.

Purpose and Scope of Work. The purpose of this Agreement is to provide the health and developmental needs of children ages birth (0) through five (5) years of age upon entry into the child welfare system. PHN will provide assessment and coordination of service delivery with community service providers during the first three (3) months as a minimum for entry into the child welfare system. CONTRACTOR shall provide services described in this Program Summary, Exhibit A, and perform the tasks and achieve the outcomes in the Work Plan, Exhibit A-1, with the funding and within the funding limitations set forth in the Distribution of Funds, Exhibit B. The Parties agree to meet and confer on a yearly basis regarding the issue of modifying the Work Plan. No modifications to the Work Plan will become effective unless such modified Work Plan is set forth in writing and is agreed to by all Parties. In the event the Parties cannot reach agreement on modifications to the Work Plan, the annual service levels shall remain at the same rate as set forth in the Work Plan attached to this MOU. All modifications to the Work Plan shall be within the parameters of the established Scope of Work as set forth in this MOU. 3.1 HCA shall provide public health nursing services, which shall include, but not be limited to: 4.

Purpose and Scope of Work. Contractor shall provide paratransit services through Contractor’s regular public transportation (bus) services provided to the community at-large. For individuals identified by County, Contractor will provide paratransit rides to such designated individuals at the per individual rate of $3.50 for one-way travel within a single day and $7.00 for round trip travel within a single day. County is responsible for providing information to Contractor regarding which individuals and which specific rides for such individuals are covered within a County funding plan document that will be completed in conjunction with this Agreement. Once an individual is eligible for trips within this Agreement, the individual and/or their guardian will then schedule paratransit rides through Contractor / Wichita Transit. Contractor / Wichita Transit will then submit monthly invoices to County for the approved rides, at the rates indicated within this Section and identifying the individuals to whom rides have been provided by Contractor

Purpose and Scope of Work. The purpose of this MOU is to coordinate or provide screenings for the health and developmental needs of children ages birth (0) through five (5) years of age upon entry into the child welfare system and refer children for additional assessment(s) when screening results identify concerns. PHNs will provide assessment and coordination of service delivery with community service providers during the first three (3) months upon entry into the child welfare system. While operating the existing program model, the Parties agree to meet to discuss strengthening and enhancing program delivery as discussed in Paragraph 5 of this MOU. The SSA Director and/or SSA Deputy Directors, HCA Director and/or HCA Deputy Director, and CFCOC staff shall, at CJB1420 Page 25 of 42 May 26, 2020 their discretion, designate representatives to attend the meeting. A draft proposal of the enhancements will be created for review by all Parties. CONTRACTOR shall provide services described in this Program Summary, Exhibit A, and perform the tasks and achieve the outcomes in the Work Plan, Exhibit A-1, with the funding and within the funding limitations set forth in the Distribution of Funds, Exhibit B. The Parties agree to meet and confer on a quarterly basis regarding the issue of modifying the Work Plan. No modifications to the Work Plan will become effective unless such modified Work Plan is set forth in writing and is agreed to by all Parties. In the event the Parties cannot reach agreement on modifications to the Work Plan, the annual service levels shall remain at the same rate as set forth in the Work Plan attached to this MOU, as previously amended by mutual agreement. All modifications to the Work Plan shall be within the parameters of the established Scope of Work as set forth in this MOU. 3.1 HCA shall provide public health nursing services, which shall include, but not be limited to:

Purpose and Scope of Work. This section will provide a summary of the overall purpose of the project and define the scope of work to be performed.

Purpose and Scope of Work. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is seeking Applications for Treatment Alternative Programs (TAP) and intends to use the results of this process to award four (4) grant agreements totaling $900,962.00 to agencies providing community based treatment alternatives to incarceration. Funding is allocated under the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant in combination with state funds authorized under Wis. Stat. §46.55. Seventy-five percent (75%) of each grant award is to be used to provide treatment services to clients in the program. The purpose of the program is to provide substance use screening, assessment and treatment services to justice involved individuals who are referred from the criminal justice system. Evidence based treatment programming and case management which addresses criminogenic risk and need will be used to reduce recidivism and incarceration rates for individuals who are involved in the criminal justice system primarily due to a substance use disorder. Substance use treatment should be used in lieu of incarceration. Collaboration with a multitude of criminal justice system partners including prosecuting and defense attorneys, courts, law enforcement, community corrections and jail administrators is imperative to program success. Additionally, the development of partnerships with other agencies to assist in providing ancillary services such as medical and mental health treatment, medication assisted treatment, parenting, anger management, education, employment and housing will enable collaboration across treatment and justice services and result in improved outcomes for participants. In understanding the disproportionate impact of racial inequity within the criminal justice system particular attention needs to be paid to ensuring standardized, equitable and unbiased screening, referral and termination procedures for participants in the program. In the United States, Black citizens comprise 13 percent of the population, and are consistently documented by the U.S. government to use drugs at similar rates to people of other races; but black individuals comprise 29 percent of those arrested for drug law violations, and nearly 40 percent of those incarcerated in state or federal prisons for drug law violations. Additionally, black individuals are frequently excluded from participation in drug treatment court programs due to restrictions related to prior convictions; however, evidence shows that even individuals wit...

Purpose and Scope of Work. It is mutually agreed by and between County and Contractor that it is the purpose of this Contract that Contractor provide a program of volunteer transportation services as provided by the RSVP Volunteer Program drivers with rides to be coordinated by the Contractor. Contractor understands and agrees that it will be responsible for coordinating needed transportation services that will then be carried out by the County's RSVP volunteers. The parties agree that time is of the essence in Contractor's performance of this Agreement.