How to I acquire proof of insurance or a "Certificate of Insurance"?
Please go to Certificates of Insurance and fill out the Certificate of Insurance Request Form.
What types of insurance does the University carry?
The University carries various types of insurance including property, commercial general liability, errors and omissions, automobile, and machinery breakdown. If you have any coverage questions please reach out to the C&I Office.
What is a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)?
MOUs are non-binding statements of goodwill or partnerships between two or more parties. Any specific initiatives arising from MOUs should be subject to more formal and binding agreements. There should be no monetary value.
What is a Secondment Agreement?
A Secondment Contract is an arrangement made between UPEI and another employer, detailing the temporary transfer of an employee from his or her duties.
What is a Service contract?
An agreement in which UPEI is contracted to provide a service for an individual, business or agency, and in return, UPEI will receive monetary compensation.
What is a Fee for Service contract?
An agreement with the University where a business, individual or agency agrees to provide a service to the University in return for monetary compensation. The contract describes in detail the nature, duration, and description of the services provided as well as compensation for the services.
What is a Standard Contract?
The University has developed standardized templates for contracts to expedite the contract process for certain frequently contracted services. Some departments and faculties have also worked with the Contract and Insurance Office to develop Standard Agreements or Contracts – these are Unit specific Standard Contracts. The wording in these documents cannot be changed without prior approval from the Contracts and Insurance Office. The contract drafter can only fill in the required information in the blank fields provided.
Who are the University’s Officer Signing Officers?
In accordance with Section 4.1 of the Signing Authority Policy, the following positions are defined as Official Signing Officers:
- Chair of the Board of Governors
- President
- Vice-President, Administration and Finance
- Vice-President, Academic and Research (formerly the Vice-President, Academic and the Vice-President Research and Graduate Studies
- Comptroller
Who can sign a University contract?
All contractual obligations of the University must be signed by in accordance with the Signing Authority Policy. The following table provides an outline of what contractual obligations specific positions can sign.
What is the University's full legal name?
The University's official legal name is "The University of Prince Edward Island". This full title should be used when referring to the University on documents, contracts or agreements. Contracts should not be made in the name of individual departments or faculties or in an employee or student’s name.