Common use of C-TPAT Clause in Contracts

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon Buyer’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon BuyerXxxxx’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable other government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-C- TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other applicable government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is in the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon Buyer’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon Buyer’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable other government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-C- TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other applicable government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon Buyer’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-TPAT, TPAT or Mutually Recognized AEO or other government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- C-TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- C-TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon BuyerXxxxx’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable other government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other applicable government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.. 18.3

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- C-TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- C-TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon Buyer’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.. 18.3

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- C-TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- C-TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon BuyerXxxxx’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable other government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other applicable government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification. 19.

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- C-TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- C-TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-government- approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon BuyerXxxxx’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable other government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other applicable government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.18.3

C-TPAT. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the U.S. agrees that it: (a) is certified under C- C-TPAT; (b) is certified under an Authorized Economic Operator program that is mutually recognized by C-TPAT ( a “Mutually Recognized AEO”); or (c) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order supply chain security procedures compliant with C- C-TPAT or a Mutually Recognized AEO. Any Supplier providing goods under this Order where the final destination of such goods is the outside of the U.S. agrees that it is either: (i) certified under a government-approved supply chain security program (such as an AEO program or similar program); or (ii) has developed and implemented or shall develop and implement within sixty (60) days of acceptance of this Order adequate supply chain security procedures as determined by Buyer in its sole discretion. If Buyer does not consider Supplier’s supply chain security procedures to be adequate, Buyer may require Supplier to implement measures to improve its supply chain security program. Upon Buyer’s written request and with reasonable advance notice, Supplier shall give Buyer and its designated agents access to Supplier’s records and facilities for the purpose of verifying and auditing Supplier’s compliance with C-TPAT, a Mutually Recognized AEO or applicable government-approved supply chain security program. Supplier agrees to notify Buyer of any event that has resulted in or threatens the loss of Supplier’s C-TPAT, Mutually Recognized AEO or other government-approved supply chain security program certification (if it has such certification) or alternatively jeopardizes Buyer’s C-TPAT certification.. 18.3