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* Basic Core Contract Boilerplate - Layout Section 1 – Contractor Specific Terms and Conditions, page 1 Section 2 – Agency Specific Terms and Conditions, Page 14 Section 3 – Contractor/Agency Specific Terms and Conditions, Page 15 Section 4 – Beginning on Page 19 Attachment 1 (SOW), Attachment 2 Certifications and any other relevant attachments (ARRA Supplemental Provisions, price sheets, exhibits) * After the basic core contract boilerplate is the Attachment 1, “Statement of Work” which should address each of these topics. * So under the section “Services to be Provided” Definitions – provide a list of important contract terms. Include definitions for all terms, terminology, standards, performance or acronyms that are unfamiliar, unusual or unique to the program area. General Description – should include a general statement, description of the history, purpose and the benefit the state wishes to achieve, describing major goals, long range or broad objective which are pertinent and describe the outcome measures for the services provided. The scope of services should not cover requirements that contradict or already covered in the General/Special Terms and Conditions. * Task List: provide a list of specific tasks (e.g., counseling, transportation, day care, case management), a description of the task and any specific elements which are included or must be considered in task performance. Task Limits: provide a description of the limits within each task must be performed. These limits maybe programmatic, medical, financial, legal, or geographic. Staffing levels: specify the number and type of staff members are required to have available to perform the work. Professional Qualifications: Specify what professional licenses, certifications or experience the vendor’s professional staff members are required to posses or obtain. Staffing Changes/Subcontractors: specify under that conditions the vendor is required, or permitted to make staffing changes, specify wh