Common use of Contract Priority Clause in Contracts

Contract Priority. When the regular DOE Contract and/or the DOE-BIL22 Contract is in effect, all expenditures must first be charged to that contract until all regular DOE and/or DOE-BIL22 funds have been spent. The only exceptions to this are: • When HEAP funds are used for expenses that exceed DOE’s average cost per home limit and health and safety expenditure limit. • When HEAP funds are used to charge measures not covered by the regular DOE or DOE-BIL22 Contracts or to do additional work on a home that has been closed complete (i.e. go-backs/reworks). • When HEAP funds are used to augment Utility funds, when regular DOE or DOE-BIL22 funds are not available. • When expenditures may be charged to a Utility Contract. Once regular DOE funds have been spent, expenditures on homes may be charged to the HEAP Contract and/or the DOE-BIL22 Contract.

Contract Priority. When the regular DOE Contract and/or the DOE-BIL22 Contract is in effect, all expenditures must first be charged to that contract until all regular DOE and/or DOE-BIL22 funds have been spent. The only exceptions to this are: • When HEAP and/or HEAP-3E funds are used for expenses that exceed DOE’s average cost per home limit and health and safety expenditure limit. • When HEAP and/or HEAP-3E funds are used to charge measures not covered by the regular DOE or DOE-BIL22 Contracts or to do additional work on a home that has been closed complete (i.e. go-go- backs/reworks). • When HEAP and/or HEAP-3E funds are used to augment Utility funds, when regular DOE or DOE-DOE- BIL22 funds are not available. • When expenditures may be charged to a Utility Contract. Once regular DOE funds have been spent, expenditures on homes may be charged to the regular HEAP and/or HEAP-3E Contract and/or the DOE-BIL22 Contract.