To submit this form, you can either email it to the designated school district contact, fax it to the provided number, or use the online submission form available on the school district’s website. Make sure to include all required information and signatures before submitting. If mailing, send the completed form to the school district's primary address. Follow up with the district to confirm receipt and ensure that the form has been processed correctly.

Important dates for this form include the start date of the agreement and any extension periods. The initial term is 12 months, with possible extensions of two successive one-year periods.

The purpose of this Integrated Pest Management Service Agreement is to establish the terms and conditions for pest management services at school facilities. By outlining the responsibilities of both the school district and the contractor, it aims to maintain a safe and healthy school environment, protect public safety, prevent property damage, and control the spread of pests. The agreement specifies the scope of services, fees, contractor employment status, and other key components to ensure both parties are clear on their obligations. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for implementing Integrated Pest Management practices, thus safeguarding the school environment. Through this agreement, the school district and the contractor can effectively manage pest-related issues, minimize risks, and ensure regulatory compliance, ultimately creating a safer atmosphere for students and staff.

• 1. Title: Indicates the type of agreement and the involved parties.
• 2. Effective Date: Specifies the date when the agreement starts.
• 3. Scope of Services: Details the specific services to be provided by the contractor.
• 4. Fees: Outlines the payment terms and invoicing process.
• 5. Contractor Employment Status: Clarifies the nature of the contractor's relationship with the school.
• 6. Startup and Term: Specifies the duration of the agreement and extension options.
• 7. Notices: Provides information on how to deliver or mail notices to the involved parties.
• 8. Signatures: Includes spaces for the authorized representatives of both parties to sign and date the agreement.

Failure to submit this form may lead to several issues, including potential safety hazards and non-compliance with pest management requirements, which could result in various concerns:

• Safety Hazards: Unmanaged pests can pose health risks to students and staff.
• Property Damage: Pests may cause damage to school buildings and facilities.
• Non-Compliance: Failure to adhere to pest management practices can result in regulatory penalties.

• 1. Initiating a New Service Agreement: When a school district plans to start a new pest management contract.
• 2. Renewing an Existing Agreement: When an existing pest management contract is up for renewal.
• 3. Modifying Service Terms: When changes are needed to the scope of services or terms of an existing agreement.