Common use of SERVICE PROVISION EXEMPTION Clause in Contracts

SERVICE PROVISION EXEMPTION. The Network Provider would be exempt from providing services throughout the Contract period only if the service being provided is Fee for Service (FFS), and contracted capacity for that service was met during the Contract year. If the provider elects to discontinue services under this exemption, the Network Provider: 1. Would have ten (10) business days to notify Region V, in writing, that it has fulfilled its contractual obligation, specifying the date this occurred 2. Would not be eligible for unexpended revenue funds 3. Would be subject to all other terms and conditions of the Contract

SERVICE PROVISION EXEMPTION. The Network Provider would be exempt from providing services throughout the Contract period only if the service being provided is Fee for Service (FFS), and contracted capacity for that service was met during the Contract year. If the provider elects to discontinue services under this exemption, the Network Provider: 1. Would have ten (10) business days to notify Region V, in writing, that it has fulfilled its contractual obligation, specifying the date this occurred occurred. 2. Would not be eligible for unexpended revenue funds. 3. Would be subject to all other terms and conditions of the Contract

SERVICE PROVISION EXEMPTION. The Network Provider would be exempt from providing services throughout the Contract period only if the service being provided is Fee for Service (FFS), and contracted capacity for that service was met during the Contract year. If the provider elects to discontinue services under this exemption, the Network Provider: 1. Would have ten (10) business days to notify Region V, in writing, that it has fulfilled its contractual obligation, specifying the date this occurred occurred. 2. Would not be eligible for unexpended revenue funds. 3. Would be subject to all other terms and conditions of the Contract.