Service Categories. A Contractor may offer services in an awarded Service Category as set forth below.
Service Categories. The following describes the service categories and expected outputs that are within the scope of work of the Master Agreement. These services are actions that may be utilized throughout the acquisition lifecycle and may be required at any phase.
Service Categories. Groupings for reporting the number of volunteers providing services during the data collection period (January 1 – December 31). If there are no activities during the year, enter zero.
Service Categories. 3.1. The Service Provider is approved to provide Services in the following Service Categories and Service Subcategories: [This section will be completed to include the Service Categories and Service Subcategories the Service Provider is approved to provide]
Service Categories. As of the Effective Date, the Service Categories are:
(a) the Services described in Sections 2 and 4 of Schedule A (Services), as well as those Services described in Sections 2.2(b) and 2.2(d) to the extent related to such Services (collectively the “Remittance Processing Services”); and
(b) the Services described in Sections 3 and 4 of Schedule A (Services), as well as those Services described in Sections 2.2(b) and 2.2(d) to the extent related to such Services (collectively the “Inclearing Services”).
Service Categories. Contractors will need to choose the appropriate commodity code(s) to qualify for this contract. Contractors will select the appropriate code(s) under the Business Details section of the qualification process. The Commonwealth may add additional commodity codes as the need arises. The table below lists the appropriate commodity code and description of each service category. 92120000- ITQ-410 Level 1: Unarmed Guard Guards shall be trained in basic security guard duties and must have attained a minimum age of twenty-one (21) years of age and shall have sufficient knowledge of civil law to conduct prescribed guard service. Must possess an High School Diploma/GED and the ability to read and understand and apply printed rules and detailed orders, ability to meet and deal with the general public. Must be a United States Citizen, be bonded through the contract vendor, possess a valid driver's license for sites that require roaming to operate vehicles and be physically able to conduct their assigned duties. Must speak, read, and write English fluently, possess the ability to communicate effectively, must be able to write clear, accurate detailed reports, maintain tour (shift) logs as required, have the ability to read, understand direction, and apply policies, rules, and detailed orders. Services Include: Provide personnel screening, visitor processing, package screening and controlling/patrolling area(s) while maintaining one’s poise and self-control under stress and be able to intercede when needed in disorderly behavior, accidents and be capable of self-defense to xxxx off a potential attacker or to protect others. Guards may be required to carry batons, cell phones, radio equipment and other equipment while on duty and always carry and/or display company identification, while on State property and must have a working knowledge of intrusion devices, facilities system locations, significance of trouble/fire alarm signal indicators, fire hydrants, fire extinguishers and proper use of the same. Operation of licensed motor vehicles may also be required. 92120000-ITQ-401 Level 1: Unarmed Guard DGS Certified Small Business Only Guards are to be responsible for screening: personnel, visitors and packages. They will monitor and control all surrounding areas of assigned facility. Assisting in the protection of all occupants is required. 92120000-ITQ-411 Level 2: Armed Guard Guards shall be trained in basic security guard duties and must have attained a minimum age of twe...
Service Categories. There is a per-hour minimum for all services. Hourly rates are billed in 5 (five) minute increments. Client understands that hourly rates are subject to change without notice at the discretion of Service Provider.
Service Categories. (1) Less than one (1) year of service by September 1.
(2) At least one (1) year but less than six (6) years of service by September 1.
(3) Six (6) or more years of service by September 1.
Service Categories. 2.1.1 Urgent issues: Any issue deemed urgent should be reported to the Work-Center at 773.834.1414. A work order will be created from the call and a work order number will be assigned. Emergency issues are typically priority 1 but could include services related to programmatic functions or events (see table below).
2.1.2 General or scheduled issues: The requestor should submit a service request to xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx. A work order will be assigned, and the respective shop or trade will respond within 7 working days. If there are questions as to if the work order is a basic or recharge service, the respective shop or trade group will work with the zone manager to notify the respective stakeholder for funding and scheduling. General or scheduled issues are typically prioritized as priority 3 or priority 4 (see table below).
Service Categories. Client may purchase one or more of the Services set forth on Attachment 1 to this Addendum at any time. If FIS provides such Service(s) to Client, Client shall pay FIS the fees set forth in the pricing attachment to the Agreement, if set forth therein, or FIS’s then-current fees for such Service(s), less any agreed upon pricing discounts, as applicable, set forth in the pricing attachment to the Agreement.
5.1 If, as indicated in the pricing attachment, Client purchases any “Consumer Report Service” set forth on Attachment 1, the following subsections apply:
5.1.1 Under no circumstances shall Client use these Services or any corresponding FIS Data for employment, skip tracing or any other purpose that is not specifically set forth herein or in Attachment 1 as a permissible use. In the event Client takes any adverse action, as defined in the FCRA, based in whole or in part on these Services or any corresponding FIS Data, Client agrees to instruct the impacted consumer to contact Chex Systems, Inc. by visiting its web site at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, by telephone at 000-000-0000, by mail at Chex Systems, Inc., Attn: Consumer Relations, 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxx, Suite 100, Woodbury, MN 55125, or by fax at 000-000-0000, or such other contact information that FIS may provide or otherwise make available to Client.
5.1.2 Client shall maintain copies of all written or electronic consumer authorizations for a minimum of [**CONFIDENTIAL**] from the date of Client’s inquiry. FIS Data shall be requested for the exclusive use of Client, shall be maintained by Client as Confidential Information, and, except as set forth below, shall be disclosed only to Client’s employees whose duties reasonably relate to the permissible use for which the FIS Data was requested. Client shall take all reasonable measures to identify consumers and to obtain and accurately provide FIS with complete consumer identifications. If required by applicable Law, Client may share the contents of a consumer report received from FIS with the subject consumer, provided Client does so without charge. Client agrees that it will not disclose to any consumer or third party any score received through the Services, except as may be required by applicable Law.
5.1.3 Client acknowledges its receipt of the “Notice to Users of Consumer Reports: Obligations of Users Under the FCRA” and the “Notice to Furnishers of Information: Obligations of Furnishers Under the FCRA” (collectively, the “Notices”) which are attached heret...
