State Agencies. The State of New York is self-retained for its motor vehicle liability and Lease Providers must accept such coverage for any Lease with a State Agency. For the purposes of the coverage provided under this Paragraph, “State Agencies” includes all entities included in the definition of State Agencies provided in Contract Section 1.2 Definitions, and also includes the State University of New York. Contractor shall advise Lease Providers to verify coverage with the OGS Fleet Management office at the address below prior to the start of the Lease Term. The Self Retention program provides statutory liability, no-fault, and Uninsured Motorist coverage subject to the laws of NYS. Suits for bodily injury and property damage in excess of statutory limits, are brought in the NYS Court of Claims, which is supported by a multi-million dollar annual appropriation. Employees as defined in Public Officers Law Section 17 are generally entitled to defense and indemnification in suits arising out of acts or omissions that occur while they are acting within the scope of their employment. The OGS Fleet Management office administers the program on behalf of the State of New York. Inquiries should be directed to: Office of General Services, Fleet Management, W. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx 00, Xxxxxx, Xxx Xxxx 00000, (000) 000-0000.
State Agencies. Department of Administrative Services; Department of Agriculture; Soil and Water Conservation Commission; Columbia River Gorge Commission; Department of Energy; Department of Environmental Quality; Department of Fish and Wildlife; Department of Forestry; Department of Geology and Mineral Industries; Department of Human Resources; Department of Consumer and Business Services; Land Conservation and Development Commission; Department of Parks and Recreation; Division of State Lands; Department of Water Resources.
State Agencies. For purposes of this RFP, State Agencies, as defined in section 287.012(1), Florida Statutes.
State Agencies. Per 2 CFR 200.313(b), state agencies may manage and dispose of equipment acquired under this assistance agreement in accordance with state laws and procedures.
State Agencies. State Agencies must use a form of Purchase Order approved by DAS PS. No language in a Purchase Order submitted by a State Agency, including DAS PS, shall vary, amend, modify, or add terms or conditions to the Participating Addendum. Operative provisions in Purchase Orders shall be limited to: designation of Purchasing Entity and its authorized representative; itemization of the Products and Services ordered under the terms of the Participating Addendum; delivery schedules in accordance with the terms of the Participating Addendum; and service location and invoicing address. State Agencies also may attach Statements of Work to the Purchase Order(s) describing Services to be provided by the Contractor pursuant to Section 1.3.
State Agencies. The Contractor is precluded from conducting credit evaluations for State Agencies. For the purposes of the coverage provided under this Paragraph, “State Agencies” includes all entities included in the definition of State Agencies provided in Contract Section 1.2 Definitions, and also includes the State University of New York.
State Agencies. Upon acceptance of Product or as otherwise provided by Contract, Contractor may invoice for payment. The required payment date shall be 30 calendar days (or 15 calendar days in the case of a qualifying small business), excluding legal holidays, from the receipt of a proper invoice, as determined in accordance with State Finance Law §179-f(2) and, as applicable, 2 NYCRR Part 18. The payment of interest on certain payments due and owed by Agency may be made in accordance with State Finance Law §§179-d et. seq. and the implementing regulations (2 XXXXX §00.0 et. seq.).
State Agencies. At the start of the Contract term, and upon renewal of the insurance policy, the OGS Bureau of Risk & Insurance Management shall issue a Certificate of Insurance that specifies the blanket physical damage coverage provided for all Rentals, other than vehicles, by Authorized Users that are State Agencies covered by the State’s self-retention policy. Such coverage shall be for physical damage only, with a one million ($1,000,000) limit per item, and a five million ($5,000,000) general aggregate for the year. A separate Certificate of Insurance shall be issued to the Contractor, prior to commencement of the Rental Period, by the OGS Bureau of Risk & Insurance Management for each Rental of Heavy Equipment that is a vehicle (i.e., has a license plate affixed to it and may be operated on a roadway). Such coverage shall be for physical damage only, and have a $400,000 limit per loss.
State Agencies. As an exception to the governing law and exclusive venue specified in Subsection 14.1, Participating Institution, if it is a state agency, is not required to submit to the laws, jurisdiction or venue of a foreign court, and is not required to waive any privileges, immunities or other rights that might be available to it pursuant to the doctrine of sovereign immunity or other applicable law.
State Agencies. If the Grantee is an Agency of the State of Iowa and is self-insured for liability, in general, the Grantee does not purchase commercial liability insurance since certain statutory protections are provided under Chapter 669 of the Code of Iowa. Chapter 669 authorizes claims against the State of Iowa on account of wrongful death, personal injury or property damage incurred by reason of the negligence of the Agency or its employees. The Grantee participates with the other State Departments or Regents Institutions in a self-insurance pool for purposes of vehicular liability on owned and rented vehicles. Claims up to $250,000 are paid from the self-insurance pool. Claims exceeding $250,000 are processed through the Tort Claims process, in accordance with Chapter 669 of the Code of Iowa. Indemnification for state agencies: As an agency of the State of Iowa, the Grantee is prohibited by law from indemnifying any person or entity, however, the Grantee agrees to be responsible for its own negligent acts and omissions and those of its employees as provided by the Iowa Tort Claims Act, Iowa Code, Chapter 669.
