The Service Provider will Sample Clauses

The Service Provider will. The Service Provider hereby agrees to perform technology services requested by said Village as follows: The Service Provider will be expected to assist with IT related functions that are to include: Client Management, Server Management, Network Maintenance, On□call support, Cyber Security, Vendor Management and Network Architecture and Design. Service Provider shall provide on-call personnel to respond to daily network and user needs, in addition to monitoring and patching. The Service Provider will be expected to assist in a “coordinator” role on various issues within the scope of essential duties and responsibilities. Examples of the “coordinator role” include the following: • Reporting to the Village on the status of the Village’s IT network. • Working with Department Heads/designees to help them implement IT related activities within their office. • Serving as the de facto Director of IT for the Village. Service Provider will provide a minimum of 8 hours of IT service to the Village per week. These 8 hours shall be primarily conducted physically at Village facilities however, incidental offsite and remote support will be permitted for performing after hours system upgrades.

The Service Provider will. 1. Provide to new tenants an explanation of tenant rights and responsibilities, including payment responsibilities. 2. Provide to new tenants an orientation covering such topics as what, if any, services are available at the housing site, or what the housing site provides (e.g., laundry facilities, recreational-social activities). 3. Work with appropriate support agencies to provide assistance to new tenants to familiarize them with the community resources. 4. Collect necessary HSASMI data to complete the Program Outcomes Status Report (POSR), and provide reports to the Department of Human Services Adult Mental Health Division.

The Service Provider will. 1. Determine customer eligibility. 2. Provide new and existing energy vendors with information about the eHEAT software system.  Work to ensure all energy vendors become eHEAT users  Provide necessary and/or ongoing training to energy vendors using eHEAT. 3. Make authorization through eHEAT, telephone, fax or electronic communication of payments for:  Electricity, heating sources and delivery of fuel.  Continuation or reconnection of connected utilities.  Fees including: service deposits, pressure tests, line bleeding, tank setting, tank rental, membership, if applicable.  Removal from load limiters.  Due and past due amounts for electricity and heating fuels. 4. Maintain customer authorizations for exchange of private data between the Service Provider and the energy vendor. 5. Enter account number into eHEAT in the format supplied by the energy vendor.

The Service Provider will.  Supply NRT pharmacotherapy provision (see product list on PharmOutcomes platform) to clients meeting the eligibility criteria, aged 16 or over, resident or working in North Lincolnshire (or who are otherwise accepted on a smoking cessation programme by North Lincolnshire Healthy Lifestyle Service) area who present with an eVoucher issued by North Lincolnshire’s SSS PharmOutcomes platform. These eVouchers then require validating through the service providers PharmOutcomes system.  The Provider will provide NRT (and advice if necessary) to clients presenting an eVoucher from the SSS issued via PharmOutcomes.  This enhanced service provided by the Provider reflects that provided by NL SSS and is to be provided in addition to the Essential Service ‘Promotion of Healthy Lifestyles (Public Health)’ (ES4).  The Provider will confirm the eligibility of the person to access the service.  The provider will verify the clients NHS prescription status and take a fee equivalent to an NHS prescription charge for each NRT voucher redeemed as appropriate, recording this on PharmOutcomes. Only clients falling into the national prescription exemption categories are deemed to be exempt from charges. Local guidance states that clients with co-morbidities are NOT exempt unless they also fall into one or more of the national exemption categories. The co-morbidities so affected include: o Bipolar affective disorder o Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) o Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) o Current/history of angina (chest pain), heart attack, heart failure o Hypertension o Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) o Schizophrenia o Stroke or TIA  Supply of NRT may be recorded by the pharmacy on the client’s pharmacy medication record detailing product used, strength, quantity etc. should the provider feel it necessary. Consideration should be given to communicating this information to the client’s GP where clinically appropriate.  NL SSS will be responsible for commissioning the promotion of the service locally, including the development of publicity materials, which pharmacies can use to promote the service to the public.  SSS will inform the NRT Provider if the Service User withdraws use of NRT at any stage of counselling to prevent further supplies.  NL SSS will provide details of relevant referral points which Provider staff can use to signpost clients who require further assistance from the NL Healthy Lifestyle Stop Smoking Service. This may include specialist groups suc...

The Service Provider will. (a) keep strictly confidential any Confidential Information of the City of which the Service Provider (including the Service Provider's individual partners, employees, contractors, and agents) obtains knowledge or to which it has access; and (b) ensure that its individual partners, employees, contractors, and agents: (i) only have access to the City’s Confidential Information or other information as is strictly necessary for the performance of their particular role in performing the Service Provider's covenants under this Agreement; and (ii) are aware of and comply with clause (a).

The Service Provider will. A. The Service Provider shall provide live music entertainment on Wednesdays from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM, for 10 consecutive weeks. For 2024, Wednesday, August 14 and one other date will be reserved for an alternative rain day if needed (2 rain dates total). B. The Service Provider shall schedule an opening performance each week by Appleton Rock School. C. The Service Provider shall implement the planning, logistics, and talent buying. D. The Service Provider shall provide sound and lighting production with front and rear truss and a stage (24’ x 20’ x 38” tall, with stairs). E. The Service Provider shall be available onsite to manage concert/stage on the day of event. F. The Service Provider shall provide necessary crew members for grounds preparation on day of the event per itinerary/work-flow plan and be available on the day of the event for use at the direction of City Event Lead. G. The Service Provider shall set up at approximately 1:00 PM the day of any scheduled event. No special or large equipment that may cause damage or hazards shall be used without prior written permission by the City. No vehicles will be driven unto unpaved areas of the park. H. The Service Provider shall submit two invoices itemizing expenses and fees, one upon contract signing (February 1, 2024) and one at the midway point of the season (July 1, 2024) to the City of Kaukauna for work or services provided according to the Service Agreement. I. The Service Provider will provide all materials, equipment, and supplies necessary to perform or provide the services described in the Service Agreement. J. The Service Provider and any sub-contractors shall provide proof of current general liability insurance, per the attached “Exhibit A”, prior to providing any services. K. The Service Provider shall perform the services described in accordance with the standards of care, skill, and judgment which may be expected of professionals who perform similar work. L. The Service Provider shall supervise such clean-up as may be reasonably requested by the City of Kaukauna. M. At the close of the Service Provider’s work, the Service Provider shall remove his or her materials and equipment. N. The Service Provider shall provide his or her services in a manner and on a timely basis so as not to cause interference with any of the operations of the City of Kaukauna facility. In the event of a conflict between the schedules of the Service Provider and contractors and employees of the City of Kaukauna, th...

The Service Provider will. Identify with a Certified Andover Controls Company with 5 years experience which valves are not working properly and map on print. Write a MOP (Method of Procedure) (replacement) for the process of valve replacement. Isolate each valve and drain the water in preparation of replacement. Replace up to 75 hot water valves with Belimo actuators of same voltage and re-commission with existing Andover control system one at a time. Re-insulate valves after replacement. Clean strainers if existing.