Denied Party Screening. Supplier shall perform denied party screening on its employees and other parties (including sub-tier suppliers) whom Supplier engages to perform production activities or Services under this Purchase Order. The Supplier must identify any person or entity that is ineligible to perform such activities or Services because they are either identified as a Specially Designated National (“SDN”), as determined by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”), or identified as a denied party pursuant to any embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation maintained by the U.S. government or any non-U.S. government or union of states (e.g., European Union).
Denied Party Screening. (1) Seller shall perform denied party screening on parties with whom Seller engages directly for the placement of purchase orders for the procurement of products and/or services. It shall make commercially reasonable efforts to require such screening by its suppliers and services providers with respect to sub-tier suppliers and services providers. This requirement is intended to ensure that Seller identifies persons or entities, whom Seller engages or solicits under this Agreement, that are ineligible to perform such activities or services because of any embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation. In furtherance of this obligation, Seller shall: (i) not engage any party that Seller identifies as a Specially Designated National ("SDN"), as determined by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC"), to source product, perform production activities, or Services under this Agreement; and (ii) not engage any person or entity to source product, perform production activities, or Services under this Agreement when Seller identifies such person or entity as a denied party pursuant to any embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation maintained by the U.S. government or any non-U.S. government or union of states (e.g., European Union); and the reason(s) for such embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation apply to product sourcing, performing production activities, or Services under this Agreement; except where such embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation conflicts with the anti-boycott laws of the United States.
Denied Party Screening. Supplier shall perform denied party screening on its employees and other parties (including sub-tier suppliers) whom Supplier engages or solicits to engage to perform production activities or Services under this Agreement. This requirement is intended to ensure that Supplier identifies any person or entity, whom Supplier engages or solicits to perform production activities or Services under this Agreement, that is ineligible to perform such activities or Services because of any embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation. In furtherance of this obligation, Supplier shall: not engage any Specially Designated National (“SDN”), as determined by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”), to perform production activities or Services under this Agreement; and not engage any person or entity to perform production activities or Services under this Agreement when: such person or entity is identified as a denied party pursuant to any embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation maintained by the U.S. government or any non-U.S. government or union of states (e.g., European Union); and the reason(s) for such embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation apply to the production activities or Services subject to this Agreement; except where such embargo, sanction, debarment or denied party designation conflicts with the anti-boycott laws of the United States.
