Common use of Government Direction Clause in Contracts

Government Direction. It is understood that the Prime may be directed by the Government to place the work contemplated in Exhibit A as the Subcontractor’s responsibility, with another source, or to direct that such work be bid on a competitive basis. In such event, the Prime may, at its sole discretion, present to the Government its grounds for reversal of such direction. The Subcontractor shall, upon request of the Prime, provide assistance in connection with such presentation. If a reversal cannot reasonably be obtained or if the Prime chooses not to seek a reversal of the Government’s decision, then the Prime shall comply with the Government’s direction, and under such circumstances, the Parties shall have no further obligations to one another hereunder, except as set forth in any separate Non-Disclosure Agreement between the Parties.

Government Direction. It is understood that the Prime may be directed by the Government to place the work contemplated in Exhibit A to this Agreement as the Subcontractor’s responsibility, with another source, or to direct that such work be bid on a competitive basis. In such event, the Prime may, at its sole discretion, shall present to the Government its grounds for reversal of such direction. The Subcontractor shall, upon request of the Prime, provide assistance in connection with such presentation. If a reversal cannot reasonably be obtained or if the Prime chooses not to seek a reversal of the Government’s decisionobtained, then the Prime shall comply with the Government’s direction, and under such circumstances, the Parties shall have no further obligations to one another hereunder, except as set forth in any separate Non-Disclosure Agreement between the Parties.