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1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Review the header section. Here, you will need to provide the address of the service provider and ensure that the legislative designation of the University is properly formatted according to the contract template.
3. Move to the services section. Describe the work and deliverables expected from the service provider. Include the names and addresses of each representative involved, and confirm that the service provider has obtained the necessary licenses or certifications required to perform the services.
4. In the period of work section, specify the start and end dates for the contract. Break down the deadlines for each phase of the work to ensure clarity.
5. For the price and method of payment, enter the proposed rate and total cost (whether approximate or exact), specifying that the currency is in Canadian dollars. If applicable, include the name and address of the payroll agent if payments will follow a monthly invoice plan.
6. Address the termination of the contract by stating the required written notice period that must be adhered to.
7. In the assignment clause, ensure that it is noted that the service provider must consent to any transfer of rights or obligations under the contract.
8. For confidentiality, reaffirm that all information disclosed is confidential and outline that the service provider is prohibited from sharing any confidential information, in accordance with privacy laws.
9. Detail the intellectual property clause by establishing the ownership of intellectual property created during the contract duration.
10. In the status of the service provider section, make it clear that the service provider retains responsibility for their safety and well-being, and confirm they have private insurance or workers' compensation.
11. For dispute resolution, outline the methods that will be used to resolve any disputes, such as negotiation or arbitration.
12. Specify the governing law section to indicate that the applicable laws are those of the Province of Ontario and Canada.
13. Regarding amendments, clarify that any changes to the agreement must be made in writing and signed by all parties involved.
14. Detail the language requirement to ensure that all work can be executed in both English and French, as per the agreement of the parties.
15. In the force majeure clause, affirm that neither party can be held liable for damages due to uncontrollable events.
16. For the signature section, ensure all required signatures are collected, including those from the authorized representative of the company, the petitioner, the contract officer, and the contract manager.
17. Once all fields are filled, review the document for accuracy. Save your changes and choose the appropriate option to download, print, or share the completed contract.

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