BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT Sample Clauses

BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT. If this Agreement exceeds $5 million and the performance period exceeds 120 days, this Agreement incorporates by reference FAR 52.203-13 Contractor Code of Business Ethics and Conduct (Apr 2010).
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BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT. (A) Supplier hereby agrees that any individual persons named within Purchaser’s Applicant Tracking System or otherwise assigned by Supplier to perform services for Purchaser, shall adhere to the General Dynamics corporate policy on business ethics and conduct, as published in the "General Dynamics Standards of Business Ethics and Conduct" also known as the "Blue Book". The Blue Book will be provided to Supplier by Purchaser and provides detail on areas such as Business Ethics Principles, Business Ethics Model, Conducting Business, Working with the Government, Working with Others, and Protecting GDLS Resources. The Book also identifies the many resources available for any action requiring General Dynamic’s attention. Supplier agrees that each individual assigned by Supplier, although not an employee or agent of Purchaser, shall conduct himself/herself in a manner consistent with this publication. (B) Such personnel shall particularly adhere to all relevant U.S. laws and regulations regarding post-Government employment and lobbying activities.
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BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT. This clause will only apply if the aggregate value of this Agreement exceeds $5 million and lasts for more than 120 days.
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BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT. (A) Supplier represents and warrants that Supplier and all Supplier Personnel shall adhere to and conduct himself/herself in a manner consistent with the General Dynamics corporate policy on business ethics and conduct, as published in the "General Dynamics Standards of Business Ethics and Conduct" also known as the "Blue Book". The Blue Book will be provided to Supplier by Purchaser and provides detail on areas such as Business Ethics Principles, Business Ethics Model, Conducting Business, Working with the Government, Working with Others, and Protecting GDLS Resources. (B) Supplier further represents and warrants that Supplier and all Supplier Personnel shall comply with all relevant U.S. laws and regulations regarding post-Government employment and lobbying activities.
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BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT. You are put on notice that to the extent FAR 52.203-13 applies to this Purchase Order, that you will have established and maintain a code of business ethics and conduct. If you are unable to establish such a code or requires assistance in doing so, you shall contact GEHC for assistance. You shall ensure that this clause is properly flowed down in your subcontracts to the extent applicable.
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BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT. The policy of S-A-S and its representatives is to comply fully with all laws governing its operation and to conduct its affairs with the highest moral, legal and ethical standards. Personal appearance, cleanliness, condition of equipment and punctuality are also important and our sub–contractors and service providers are judged on this accordingly.
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BUSINESS ETHICS AND CONDUCT. If this Lease exceeds $5 million and the performance period exceeds 120 days, this Lease incorporates by reference FAR 52.203-13 Contractor Code of Business Ethics and Conduct (Dec 2008).
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