BADGES AND ACCESS CONTROL DEVICES Sample Clauses

BADGES AND ACCESS CONTROL DEVICES. (a) The Contractor and each of the Contractor’s employees, as well as each Subcontractor of any tier and any workers working on behalf of Subcontractor, shall be required to wear a Capital Metro Contractor Photo Identification Badge (“badge”) at all times while on the Authority’s premises. The badge will be provided by Capital Metro. If any badge holder loses or misplaces his or her badge, the Contractor shall immediately notify the Project Manager upon discovery. The Contractor will be charged a $50.00 replacement fee for each lost or misplaced badge, which fee shall be deducted any amounts due and owing to the Contractor or if the Contract is terminated upon demand by the Authority. The Contractor shall return all badges provided when any badge holder is no longer working on the Con- tract, and all badges shall be returned upon completion of the Contract. In the event the Contractor fails to do so, the Contractor will pay a $50.00 per badge fee deducted from any amounts due and owing to the Contractor or if the Contract is terminated upon demand by the Authority. All badges should be returned to the Project Manager. All requests for new and replacement badges must be submitted in writing to the Project Manager. The misuse of a badge may result in termination of the Contract. (b) Access Control Devices will be issued to employees of the Contractor and to each Subcontractor of any tier and any worker working on behalf of Subcontractor as necessary to perform the Contract. Access Control Devices are not transferable between the Contractor employees or workers working on behalf of the Subcontractor. The Contractor employees and workers on behalf of the Subcontractor are prohibited from loaning Access Control De- vices or providing access to an unauthorized person into restricted areas without prior arrangements with the Project Manager. All requests for new and replacement Access Control Devices must be submitted in writing to the Project Manager. Lost Access Control Devices must be reported to the Project Manager immediately upon discovery. All Access Control Devices should be returned to the Project Manager. The misuse of an Access Control Device(s) may result in termination of the Contract. The Contractor shall return all Access Control Devices once an assigned em- ployee or worker is no longer working on the Contract or upon termination of the Contract. In the event the Contractor fails to do so, then the Contractor shall be responsible for the replaceme...
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BADGES AND ACCESS CONTROL DEVICES. (a) Each contractor employee shall be required to wear a Capital Metro Contractor Photo Identification Badge at all times while on the Authority’s premises. The badge will be provided by Capital Metro. If contractor employee loses or misplaces their badge, contractor will be charged a $50.00 replacement fee for each lost or misplaced badge. This fee will be deducted from the contractor invoice. If contractor fails to return all badges provided for their employees upon completion of the contract or termination of the contractor’s employee, contractor will pay a $50.00 per badge fee deducted from their final invoice. Badges should be returned to the Project Manager. All requests for new and replacement badges must be submitted in writing by the Project Manger to the Manager of Security or Project Manager of Security (b) Access Control Devices will be issued to contractor employees as necessary to perform the duties specified in the contract. Access Control Devices are not transferable between contractor employees. Contractor employees are prohibited from loaning Access Control Devices or providing access to an unauthorized person into restricted areas without prior arrangements with the Project Manager and the Manager of Security or the Project Manager of Security. Lost Access Control Devices must be reported to the Project Manager, the Manager of Security or the Project Manager of Security immediately. If contractor fails to return all Access Control Devices provided for their employees upon completion of the contract or termination of the contractor’s employee replacement cost shall be calculated at current market value to include labor and materials. Replacement key costs shall be deducted from the contractor current or final invoice. Misuse of Capital Metro key(s) may result in termination of the contract.
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