Common use of Preparation Instructions Clause in Contracts

Preparation Instructions. (i) If the supplier does not have any foreign procurement in excess of $50,000 then the supplier shall complete sections A and B of the AN/SFCR. (ii) If the supplier is pursuing foreign bid opportunities in excess of $50,000, the supplier shall complete sections A through D of the AN/SFCR. (iii) If the supplier is reporting for Advanced Notification, the supplier shall complete sections A, B and E of the AN/SFCR, as appropriate. Note: The information provided will be used for the sole purpose of claiming credit toward Boeing’s Industrial Participation (Offset Credits) obligations with its international customers. The information will be treated as proprietary information, to be disclosed only for the purpose noted. The supplier and/or shipper shall utilize Form F70210 – Commercial Invoice or its Exostar equivalent (when available) for Boeing U.S. imports when making an international shipment to the United States, where Boeing is the Importer of Record. Form DD250 does not supersede the use of this form.

Preparation Instructions. (i) If the supplier does not have any foreign procurement in excess of $50,000 then the supplier shall complete sections A and B of the AN/SFCR. (ii) If the supplier is pursuing foreign bid opportunities in excess of $50,000, the supplier shall complete sections A through D of the AN/SFCR. (iii) If the supplier is reporting for Advanced Notification, the supplier shall complete sections A, B and E of the AN/SFCR, as appropriate. Note: The information provided will be used for the sole purpose of claiming credit toward BoeingThe Boeing Company’s Industrial Participation (Offset Credits) obligations with its international customers. The information will be treated as proprietary information, to be disclosed only for the purpose noted. The supplier and/or shipper shall utilize Form F70210 – Commercial Invoice or its Exostar equivalent (when available) for Boeing U.S. imports when making an international shipment to the United States, where Boeing is the Importer of Record. Form DD250 does not supersede the use of this form.