Affected Contractors Clause Samples

The "Affected Contractors" clause defines which contractors are impacted by certain events or circumstances specified in the contract. Typically, this clause identifies those contractors whose work, obligations, or performance are directly influenced by issues such as delays, changes in scope, or unforeseen site conditions. For example, if a project delay occurs due to a force majeure event, only the contractors designated as "affected" under this clause may be entitled to extensions of time or additional compensation. The core function of this clause is to clearly delineate responsibility and entitlement among multiple contractors, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring that only those genuinely impacted by specific events receive appropriate remedies.
Affected Contractors. “Affected Contractors” means those individuals or entities who are subject to Company Contractor Agreements and who are identified as “affected contractors” in Schedule 8 (Affected Personnel) of Exhibit A (Description of Services) or an applicable Order.
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Affected Contractors. The Company contractor agreements identified in Schedule 10 (Assigned and Managed Contracts; Company Contractor Agreements) to Exhibit A (Description of Services) or the applicable Order (the “Company Contractor Agreements”) shall be either assumed by Provider or terminated or allowed to expire as provided in the Transition Plan. Company shall be responsible for the costs, charges and fees associated with such actions. If requested by Company, Provider shall use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to use those Personnel of Affected Contractors identified in Schedule 8 (Affected Personnel) to Exhibit A (Description of Services) or the applicable Order as “Key Company Contractor Personnel” to perform the Services for the period specified therein.
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Affected Contractors. Affected Contractors are those who, through contract direction, have been assigned the responsibility to participate in the site wide standards process and will be covered by any or all site wide programs/procedures/training. The Affected Contractors are responsible to identify an SMT member from their company who will serve as a point of contact for the ISM Organization in prioritization, coordination, and communication of the standards being addressed. Affected Contractors Responsibilities: • Identify an authorized SMT representative • Identify Development Committee members and alternates • Communicate concerns and issues to the ISM Organization and/or DOE for resolution • Review and approve documents • Coordinate and complete their company’s internal document review process • Engage contracting officers and legal counsel in the document status and review process • Seek DOE contracting officer direction, as necessary, to align contract(s) with specific standard(s) • Identify I&M Committee members and alternates • Conduct cost impacts and process necessary baseline change requests • Establish implementation priorities, milestones, and schedules and provide them to the ISM Organization for inclusion in the integrated implementation plan and schedule • Implement the standard in accordance with the integrated implementation plan and schedule • Conduct Effectiveness Reviews and Assessments for each implemented standard • Manage corrective actions
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Affected Contractors. Company shall terminate or allow to expire the Company contractor agreements identified in Exhibit 2 (Statement of Work) (the “Company Contractor Agreements”) or, subject to obtaining Required Consents as set forth in Section 12.2, assign such Company Contractor Agreements to Supplier. The action of termination, expiration or assignment for particular Company Contractor Agreements shall be in accordance with a plan prepared by Supplier and approved by Company. Supplier shall be responsible for the costs, charges and fees associated with such assignment actions and Company shall be responsible for the costs, charges and fees associated with termination actions. Supplier shall use commercially reasonable efforts to continue to use those Personnel of Affected Contractors identified in Exhibit 19 (Affected Personnel) as “Key Company Contractor Personnel” to perform the Services for the period specified therein. Confidential 37
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