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CONTRACTOR POINTS OF CONTACT. Primary Contact Xxxx Xxxxxxx, Client Relationship Manager 0000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 000 Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 Tel.: 855-242-5090 ext. 8104 Email: xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx The following specifications are intended to define the minimum level of quality and performance of the bulk motor fuel products, and shall be met or exceeded. I. 87 GASOLINE
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CONTRACTOR POINTS OF CONTACT. (POCS) a) The Contractor shall assign a Corporate Program Manager (CPM) and Corporate Contract Manager (CCM) to represent the Contractor as the primary POCs to resolve issues, perform administrative duties, and other functions that may arise relating to this MA-IDIQ and task orders solicited and awarded under the MA-IDIQ.
CONTRACTOR POINTS OF CONTACT. (POCs) a) The Contractor shall assign a Corporate Program Manager (CPM) and Corporate Contract Manager (CCM) to represent the Contractor as the primary POCs to resolve issues, perform administrative duties, and other functions that may arise relating to the FRP MAC and DO/TOs solicited and awarded under the FRP MAC. b) Contractor POCs do not have to be full-time positions; however, the Contractor POCs are expected to be fully proficient in the performance of their duties. c) The Contractor shall ensure that the FRP MAC PCO and COR/TPOC has current POC information for both the CPM and CCM. In the event of a change to Contractor POCs, the Contractor shall notify the FRP MAC PCO and COR/TPOC and provide all POC information for the new POCs within five (5) calendar days of the change. d) No costs associated with Contractor POCs’ duties shall be directly charged to the Government through the FRP MAC or resulting DO/TOs.
CONTRACTOR POINTS OF CONTACT. Contractor must provide a Project Manager and an Assistant or Back up Project Manager to be the primary point of contact for JWA. Any changes will require the advanced approval of the JWA Project Manager. Contractor's Project Manager or Assistant Project Manager must: • Be properly badged (able to access, drive and escort as required to complete the work). • Facilitate, coordinate, manage and be on-site for all tasks completed under the contract. • Be identified and approved by JWA Project Manager prior to execution of the contract. • Be the single point of contact for the JWA Project Manager for all aspects of the contract. • Be the Task Lead for all projects.
CONTRACTOR POINTS OF CONTACT. Primary Contact Billing/Administration 1. SCOPE OF CONTRACT 1 2. INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACT 1 3. AUTHORIZED USERS 1 4. TERM 2 5. RENEWAL OF CONTRACT 2 6. PRICE ESCALATION-DE-ESCALATION 2 7. ADDITION/DELETION OF SERVICES 2 8. VENDORS MANUAL 3 9. APPLICABLE LAWS AND COURTS 3 10. ANTI-DISCRIMINATION 3 11. ETHICS IN PUBLIC CONTRACTING 4 12. IMMIGRATION REFORM AND CONTROL ACT OF 1986 4 13. DEBARMENT STATUS 4 14. ANTITRUST 4 15. PAYMENT 4 16. QUALIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTOR 6 17. TESTING AND INSPECTION 6 18. ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACT 6 19. CHANGES TO THE CONTRACT 6 20. DEFAULT 7 21. TAXES 7 22. DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE 7 23. NONDISCRIMINATION OF CONTRACTORS 8 24. AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS 8 25. AUTHORIZATION TO CONDUCT BUSINESS IN THE COMMONWEALTH 8 26. FINANCIAL WARRANTY 8 27. AUDIT 9 28. USE OF CONTRACT BY THIRD PARTIES 9 29. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES 10 30. DELIVERY AND STORAGE 11 31. PROMOTIONAL DISCOUNTS 11 32. EXTRA CHARGES NOT ALLOWED 11 33. FINAL INSPECTION 11 34. INSTALLATION 11 35. PRODUCT AVAILABILITY / SUBSTITUTION 12 36. MAINTENANCE MANUALS 12 37. CONTRACTOR/SUBCONTRACTOR LICENSE REQUIREMENT 12 38. PRIME CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES 12 39. SUBCONTRACTS 12 40. CONTRACTOR ACCESS TO AUTHORIZED USER LOCATIONS 12 41. CONFIDENTIALITY OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION 13 42. EVA BUSINESS-TO-GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND ORDERS 13 43. EXCLUSIVITY OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS 14 44. LOBBYING AND INTEGRITY 14 45. ORDERS 14 46. E-VERIFY PROGRAM 15 47. CANCELLATION OF CONTRACT 15 48. CONTINUITY OF SERVICE 15 49. WARRANTY 16 50. INSPECTION / LATENT DEFECTS 16 51. PRODUCT SATISFACTION 16 52. DEALER PREPARATION 16 53. TEMPORARY LICENSE 17 54. TITLE PAPERS 17 55. CONTRACTOR GENERATED ORDER CONFIRMATION 17 56. Fly America Requirements 17 57. Buy America Requirements (Rolling Stock) 17 58. Cargo Preference 18 59. Energy Conservation 18 60. Clean Water 18 61. Bus Testing 18 62. Pre-Award & Post Delivery Audit Requirements 19 63. Lobbying 19 64. Access to Records and Reports 20 65. Federal Changes 21 66. Clean Air 21
CONTRACTOR POINTS OF CONTACT. Primary Contact Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx III, President XX Xxx 000 Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx 00000 Tel.: 000-000-0000 Fax: 000-000-0000 Email: xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Billing/Administration Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx III, President XX Xxx 000 Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx 00000 Tel.: 000-000-0000 Fax: 000-000-0000 Email: xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx ATTACHMENT B‌ Contract Number Line # Order Date eVA Purchase Order Number Delivery Date School District/Locality Sold To Bus Type Student Seating Capacity Chassis Manufacturer Name Body Manufacturer Name Vehicle Identification Number Base Purchase Price Total Options Price Total Purchase Price Surcharge Charge (SCA) Sold on State Contract (Yes=Y or No=N) (Sample) 1/9/2016 EP756651 4/2/2016 Test County Schools CE 65 XYZ Company ABC Company 4AAAABBB7DE 680825 $80,000.00 $3,500.00 $83,500.00 $1,636.60 Y Totals 1. Complete the information in the tables above for the dates covered by this report. Total Sales for Reporting Period: $0.00 2. Complete all the cells for each line-item purchased as shown in the example. Surcharge Fee for Reporting Period: $0.00 3. Ensure correct spelling of the School District/Locality Names. 4. Verify Total Purchase Price and Surcharge Fee are calculated correctly. Page B-1 of B-1 Contract E194-73321-MA2058 1. SCOPE OF CONTRACT 1‌‌ 2. AUTHORIZED USERS 1 3. INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACT 2 4. TERM 2 5. RENEWAL OF CONTRACT 2 6. PRICE ESCALATION / DE-ESCALATION 2 7. ADDITION/DELETION OF PRODUCTS/SERVICES 3 8. VENDORS MANUAL 4 9. APPLICABLE LAWS AND COURTS 4 10. ANTI-DISCRIMINATION 4 11. ETHICS IN PUBLIC CONTRACTING 5 12. IMMIGRATION REFORM AND CONTROL ACT OF 1986 5 13. DEBARMENT STATUS 6 14. ANTITRUST 6 15. PAYMENT 6 16. PRECEDENCE OF TERMS 7 17. QUALIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTOR 7 18. TESTING AND INSPECTION 8 19. ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACT 8 20. CHANGES TO THE CONTRACT 8 21. DEFAULT 9 22. TAXES 9 23. TRANSPORTATION AND PACKAGING 9 24. DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE 9 25. NONDISCRIMINATION OF CONTRACTORS 9 26. AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS 10 27. AUTHORIZATION TO CONDUCT BUSINESS IN THE COMMONWEALTH 10 28. FINANCIAL WARRANTY 10 29. AUDIT 11 30. USE OF CONTRACT BY THIRD PARTIES 11 31. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES 11 32. DELIVERY 12 33. DELIVERY NOTIFICATION 12 34. PROMOTIONAL DISCOUNTS 12 35. EXTRA CHARGES NOT ALLOWED 12 36. INSPECTION/LATENT DEFECTS 12 37. PRODUCT AVAILABILITY / SUBSTITUTION 13 38. MAINTENANCE MANUALS 13 39. ACCEPTANCE 13 40. WARRANTY / MAINTENANCE (PRODUCTS AND SERVICES) 13 41. AUTHORIZED USER RESPONSIBILITIES DURING WARRANTY/MAINTENANCE 14 42....
CONTRACTOR POINTS OF CONTACT. Primary Contact Billing/Administration 1. SCOPE OF CONTRACT 1 2. INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACT 1
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