Common use of Facility Access Clause in Contracts

Facility Access. A. Client Agency Designee shall provide the Contractor's on-Site supervisor with building entry keys, key card and code access, as applicable (collectively “Keys”) to the Facility. The on-site supervisor shall be authorized to lock or unlock doors for Contractor’s employees. The Contractor is responsible for informing its employees of all security measures. All Keys will remain the property of the State and Contractor or Contractor Parties shall not duplicate the Keys.

Facility Access. A. Client Agency Designee shall provide the Contractor's on-Site supervisor with building Facility entry keys, key card and code access, as applicable (collectively “Keys”) to the Facility. The on-site Site supervisor shall be authorized to lock or unlock doors for Contractor’s employees. The Contractor is responsible for informing its employees of all security measures. All Keys will remain the property of the State and Contractor or Contractor Parties shall not duplicate the Keys.

Facility Access. A. Client Agency Designee shall will provide the Contractor's on-Site site supervisor with building entry keys, keys and/or key card and or code access, as applicable access (collectively “Keys”) to as applicable. Only the Facility. The Contractor’s on-site supervisor shall will be authorized to lock or unlock doors for Contractor’s employeesContractor personnel. The Contractor is responsible for informing its employees of all security measuresmeasures that must be adhered to. All Keys Any violations of such measures caused by Contractor or its employees will remain subject the property Contractor to fines and/or cancellation of the State and Contractor or Contractor Parties shall not duplicate the KeysContract.

Facility Access. A. Client Agency Designee shall provide the Contractor's on-Site supervisor with building entry keys, key card and code access, as applicable (collectively the, “Keys”) to the Facility. The on-site supervisor shall be authorized to lock or unlock doors for Contractor’s employees. The Contractor is responsible for informing its employees of all security measures. All Keys will remain the property of the State and Contractor or Contractor Parties shall not duplicate the Keys.