Executive Agencies definition

Executive Agencies means all state departments, offices or institutions but, for the purposes of this Contract, such definition excludes the State University of New York (SUNY) and the City University of New York (CUNY). Furthermore, such term shall not include the legislature and the judiciary organizations. For the sake of clarity, the term “Executive Agency” does not include any public benefit corporation, public authority, or local government entity.

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Executive Agencies means the Office.

Executive Agencies means an executive agency established under the Executive Agency Act, Cap.245;

Examples of Executive Agencies in a sentence

• NYS Executive Agencies must adhere to all internal processes and approvals including, as required, approval from NYS Office of Information Technology Services.

• The sourcing analysis showed that Executive Agencies paid vastly different hourly rates for similar job titles; sometimes differing by more than 40%.

• Historically, the amount spent has been distributed across several contracting vehicles and across multiple Executive Agencies with little consistency and continuity.

• New York State Executive Agencies spent approximately $140 million on HBITS during the 2010-2011 State Fiscal Year.

• The Parties agree that this Contract sets forth two distinct processes for the acquisition of Contractual Services: one for the Authorized Users who are Executive Agencies; and a second, separate comparable process for the Authorized Users that are not Executive Agencies.

• The State will compel most, if not all, spending on HBITS for Executive Agencies via this HBITS Contract.

• No Authorized Users (Executive Agencies or Non- Executive Agencies) shall be permitted to solicit Contractors on the Waitlist for new services under this Contract.

• This caused confusion within and across the Executive Agencies and within the vendor community.

• It is clear through the analysis that the Executive Agencies in many cases did not have visibility into the hourly ▇▇▇▇ rates being paid to vendors across agencies, nor did the State understand the layers of sub-contracting occurring within placements.

• Candidate interviews Monitor M/WBE metrics and provide to Executive Agencies Final hiring authority Ensure consistency in documentation Certification of Consultant Time Sheets and verification of invoices.

More Definitions of Executive Agencies

Executive Agencies means all agencies other than constitutional, judicial, and legislative officers, agencies, and departments;

Executive Agencies means the executive agencies established pursuant to the Executive Agencies Act, No. 30 of 1997, of the laws of the Recipient.

Executive Agencies means agencies set up for a limited period of time by the European Commission to manage specific tasks related to EU programmes.

Executive Agencies means organisations which have responsibility for particular business areas within government, and which operate with varying degrees on independence from Central Government departments;

Executive Agencies means all agencies other than