Common use of Denial of a Request for an Expedited Appeal Clause in Contracts

Denial of a Request for an Expedited Appeal. If the Contractor denies a request for an expedited resolution of an Appeal, the Contractor shall: (1) complete the Appeal using the standard timeframe of no longer than 30 calendar days from the day the Contractor receives the Appeal request, with a possible 14 calendar day extension for completing the Appeal and providing Notice of Appeal Resolution to the Aggrieved Person; (2) make reasonable effort to give the Aggrieved Person prompt oral notice of the denial; and (3) mail written notice within two calendar days explaining the denial, specifying the standard timeframe that must be followed, and informing the affected parties that the Aggrieved Person may file a Grievance regarding the denial of an expedited Appeal.

Denial of a Request for an Expedited Appeal. If the Contractor denies a request for an expedited resolution of an Appeal, the Contractor shall: (1) complete the Appeal using the standard timeframe of no longer than 30 calendar days from the day the Contractor receives the Appeal request, with a possible 14 calendar day extension for completing the Appeal and providing Notice of Appeal Resolution to the Aggrieved Person; (2) make reasonable effort to give the Aggrieved Person prompt oral notice of the denial; and (3) mail written notice within two calendar days explaining the denial, specifying the standard timeframe that must be followed, and informing the affected parties that the Aggrieved Person they may file a Grievance regarding the denial of an expedited Appeal.