Common use of Ordering From Government Supply Sources Clause in Contracts

Ordering From Government Supply Sources. (1) Seller is authorized to use Government Federal Supply Schedule Contracts in the performance of this contract. (2) This authorization is issued in accordance with the provisions of FAR 51.1, Contractor Use of Government Supply Sources, and can be used only to acquire goods and services required specifically for performance under this contract. (3) Buyer will provide Seller a copy of the authorization letter upon request. (4) For each order placed to a Federal Supply Schedule vendor (i) a copy of the authorization letter must accompany the order, unless a copy was previously furnished to the vendor, and (ii) the following statement must appear on the order: “This order is placed under written authorization from the U.S. Army Tank- Automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) dated [May 30, 2003]. In the event of any inconsistency between the terms and conditions of this order and those of your Federal Supply Schedule Contract, the latter will govern.”

Ordering From Government Supply Sources. (1) Seller is authorized to use Government Federal Supply Schedule Contracts in the performance of this contract. (2) This authorization is issued in accordance with the provisions of FAR 51.1, Contractor Use of Government Supply Sources, and can be used only to acquire goods and services required specifically for performance under this contract. (3) Buyer will provide Seller a copy of the authorization letter upon request. (4) For each order placed to a Federal Supply Schedule vendor (i) a copy of the authorization letter must accompany the order, unless a copy was previously furnished to the vendor, and (ii) the following statement must appear on the order: “This order is placed under written authorization from the U.S. Army Tank- Automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) dated [May 30, 2003Date of Agreement Award]. In the event of any inconsistency between the terms and conditions of this order and those of your Federal Supply Schedule Contract, the latter will govern.”