Common use of Professional Engagement Clause in Contracts

Professional Engagement. 1.1. Owner engages Appraiser under the terms of this Agreement to perform or furnish the services more particularly described in Appendix A commencing on the date of this Agreement. 1.2. Appraiser may retain qualified subcontractors, including consulting appraisers and engineers, to assist in the performance of professional services. Before retaining any subcontractor, Appraiser will notify Owner in writing that it wishes to retain the subcontractor and include a copy of subcontractor’s qualifications. Within five business days after receiving the notice, Owner may, based upon reasonable cause, reject the subcontractor, or ask Appraiser for more information about the need for subcontractor or the subcontractor’s qualifications, in which case Owner has an additional five days to consider subcontractor’s qualifications from the date Appraiser provides the requested information. If Owner does not timely respond to Appraiser’s notice, the subcontractor is acceptable, although Owner may at any later time reject any subcontractor for reasonable cause. If subcontractor will perform any function or activity under this Agreement that involves access to Owner’s Confidential Information or on-site work at any of the Owner's facilities, Appraiser will also perform the background checks required under Article 14. 1.2.a. If Owner rejects a previously acceptable subcontractor, Appraiser will submit an acceptable substitute and, if necessary and agreed to by the parties, the parties will amend the Task Order to equitably adjust Appraiser's compensation. 1.2.b. Owner’s acceptance of a subcontractor does not waive: 1.3. Appraiser is an independent contractor and is not Owner’s employee, agent, servant, partner, or joint venturer. Only Appraiser may supervise, direct, and control its employees, consulting Appraisers, subcontractors, or suppliers. Except as provided in this Agreement, including the Appendices , Appraiser will in its reasonable discretion select the materials, equipment and facilities used by Appraiser to perform or furnish services under this Agreement. 1.4. Appraiser may not solicit for employment employees of Owner, employees of other Owner-contracted agencies, or independent contractors that are either working at an Owner site or facility or of whom Appraiser became aware through providing services to Owner. If Appraiser solicits and hires any of these persons either as an employee or subcontractor—in addition to any other remedies available to Owner under this Agreement—Owner will not pay Appraiser for services performed by such person under this Agreement after the date of the solicitation.

Professional Engagement. 1.1. Owner engages Appraiser under the terms of this Agreement to perform or furnish the services more particularly described in Appendix A commencing on the date of this Agreement. 1.2. Appraiser may retain qualified subcontractors, including consulting appraisers and engineers, to assist in the performance of professional services. Before retaining any subcontractor, Appraiser will notify Owner in writing that it wishes to retain the subcontractor and include a copy of subcontractor’s qualifications. Within five business days after receiving the notice, Owner may, based upon reasonable cause, reject the subcontractor, or ask Appraiser for more information about the need for subcontractor or the subcontractor’s qualifications, in which case Owner has an additional five days to consider subcontractor’s qualifications from the date Appraiser provides the requested information. If Owner does not timely respond to Appraiser’s notice, the subcontractor is acceptable, although Owner may at any later time reject any subcontractor for reasonable cause. If subcontractor will perform any function or activity under this Agreement that involves access to Owner’s Confidential Information or on-site work at any of the Owner's facilities, Appraiser will also perform the background checks required under Article 14. 1.2.a. If Owner rejects a previously acceptable subcontractor, Appraiser will submit an acceptable substitute and, if necessary and agreed to by the parties, the parties will amend the Task Order to equitably adjust Appraiser's compensation. 1.2.b. Owner’s acceptance of a subcontractor does not waive: 1.3. Appraiser is an independent contractor and is not Owner’s employee, agent, servant, partner, or joint venturer. Only Appraiser may supervise, direct, and control its employees, consulting Appraisers, subcontractors, or suppliers. Except as provided in this Agreement, including the Appendices Appendices, Appraiser will in its reasonable discretion select the materials, equipment and facilities used by Appraiser to perform or furnish services under this Agreement. 1.4. Appraiser may not solicit for employment employees of Owner, employees of other Owner-contracted agencies, or independent contractors that are either working at an Owner site or facility or of whom Appraiser became aware through providing services to Owner. If Appraiser solicits and hires any of these persons either as an employee or subcontractor—in addition to any other remedies available to Owner under this Agreement—Owner will not pay Appraiser for services performed by such person under this Agreement after the date of the solicitation.

Professional Engagement. 1.1. Owner engages Appraiser under the terms of this Agreement to perform or furnish the services more particularly described in Appendix A commencing on the date of this Agreement. 1.2. Appraiser may retain qualified subcontractors, including consulting appraisers and engineers, to assist in the performance of professional services. Before retaining any subcontractor, Appraiser will notify Owner in writing that it wishes to retain the subcontractor and include a copy of subcontractor’s subco qualifications. Within five business days after receiving the notice, Owner may, based upon reasonable cause, reject the subcontractor, or ask Appraiser for more information about the need for subcontractor or the subcontractor’s qualifications, in which case Owner has an additional five days to consider subcontractor’s qualifications from the date Appraiser provides the requested information. If Owner does not timely respond to Appraiser’s notice, the subcontractor Appraisertractor is acceptable, although Owner may at any later time reject any subcontractor for reasonable cause. If subcontractor will perform any function or activity under this Agreement that involves access to Owner’s Confidential Information or on-site work at any of the Owner's facilities, Appraiser will also perform the background checks required under Article 14. 1.2.a. If Owner rejects a previously acceptable subcontractor, Appraiser will submit an acceptable substitute and, if necessary and agreed to by the parties, the parties will amend the Task Order to equitably adjust Appraiser's compensation. 1.2.b. Owner’s acceptance of 's right to reject defective services performed or furnished for Appraiser by a subcontractor does subcontractor; or any other right or remedy Owner has under this Agreement, including but not waive:limited to its rights to suspend or terminate services under this Agreement. 1.3. Appraiser is an independent contractor and is not Owner’s employee, agent, servant, partner, or joint venturer. Only Appraiser may supervise, direct, and control its employees, consulting Appraisersengineers, subcontractors, or suppliers. Except as provided in this Agreement, including the Appendices Appendices, Appraiser will in its reasonable discretion select the materials, equipment and facilities used by Appraiser to perform or furnish services under this Agreement. 1.4. Appraiser may not solicit for employment employees of Owner, employees of other Owner-contracted agencies, or independent contractors that are either working at an Owner site or facility or of whom Appraiser became aware through providing services to Owner. If Appraiser solicits and hires any of these persons either as an employee or subcontractor—subcontractor in addition to any other remedies available to Owner under this Agreement—Agreement Owner will not pay Appraiser for services performed by such person under this Agreement after the date of the solicitation.

Professional Engagement. 1.1. Owner engages Appraiser under the terms of this Agreement to perform or furnish the services more particularly described in Appendix A commencing on the date of this Agreement. 1.2. Appraiser may retain qualified subcontractors, including consulting appraisers and engineers, to assist in the performance of professional services. Before retaining any subcontractor, Appraiser will notify Owner in writing that it wishes to retain the subcontractor and include a copy of subcontractor’s in qualifications. Within five business days after receiving the notice, Owner may, based upon reasonable cause, reject the subcontractor, or ask Appraiser for more information about the need for subcontractor or the subcontractor’s qualifications, in which case Owner has an additional five days to consider subcontractor’s qualifications from the date subcontra Appraiser provides the requested information. If Owner does not timely respond to Appraiser’s notice, the subcontractor is acceptableAppraiser ptable, although Owner may at any later time reject any subcontractor for reasonable cause. If subcontractor will perform any function or activity under this Agreement that involves access to Owner’s Confidential Information or on-site work at any of the Owner's facilities, Appraiser will also perform the background checks required under Article 14. 1.2.a. If Owner rejects a previously acceptable subcontractor, Appraiser will submit an acceptable substitute and, if necessary and agreed to by the parties, the parties will amend the Task Order to equitably adjust Appraiser's compensation. 1.2.b. Owner’s acceptance of 's right to reject defective services performed or furnished for Appraiser by a subcontractor does subcontractor; or any other right or remedy Owner has under this Agreement, including but not waive:limited to its rights to suspend or terminate services under this Agreement. 1.3. Appraiser is an independent contractor and is not Owner’s employee, agent, servant, partner, or joint venturer. Only Appraiser may supervise, direct, and control its employees, consulting Appraisersengineers, subcontractors, or suppliers. Except as provided in this Agreement, including the Appendices Appendices, Appraiser will in its reasonable discretion select the materials, equipment and facilities used by Appraiser to perform or furnish services under this Agreement. 1.4. Appraiser may not solicit for employment employees of Owner, employees of other Owner-contracted agencies, or independent contractors that are either working at an Owner site or facility or of whom Appraiser became aware through providing services to Owner. If Appraiser solicits and hires any of these persons either as an employee or subcontractor—subcontractor in addition to any other remedies available to Owner under this Agreement—Agreement Owner will not pay Appraiser for services performed by such person under this Agreement after the date of the solicitation.

Professional Engagement. 1.1. Owner engages Appraiser under the terms of this Agreement to perform or furnish the services more particularly described in Appendix A commencing on the date of this Agreement. 1.2. Appraiser may retain qualified subcontractors, including consulting appraisers and engineers, to assist in the performance of professional services. Before retaining any subcontractor, Appraiser will notify Owner in writing that it wishes to retain the subcontractor and include a copy of subcontractor’s in qualifications. Within five business days after receiving the notice, Owner may, based upon reasonable cause, reject the subcontractor, or ask Appraiser for more information about the need for subcontractor or the subcontractor’s qualifications, in which case Owner has an additional five days to consider subcontractor’s qualifications from the date subcontra Appraiser provides the requested information. If Owner does not timely respond to Appraiser’s notice, the subcontractor is acceptableAppraiser ptable, although Owner may at any later time reject any subcontractor for reasonable cause. If subcontractor will perform any function or activity under this Agreement that involves access to Owner’s Confidential Information or on-site work at any DocuSign Envelope ID: 598D39FC-CCF8-4705-9C9C-B4209364A0E8 of the Owner's facilities, Appraiser will also perform the background checks required under Article 14. 1.2.a. If Owner rejects a previously acceptable subcontractor, Appraiser will submit an acceptable substitute and, if necessary and agreed to by the parties, the parties will amend the Task Order to equitably adjust Appraiser's compensation. 1.2.b. Owner’s acceptance of 's right to reject defective services performed or furnished for Appraiser by a subcontractor does subcontractor; or any other right or remedy Owner has under this Agreement, including but not waive:limited to its rights to suspend or terminate services under this Agreement. 1.3. Appraiser is an independent contractor and is not Owner’s employee, agent, servant, partner, or joint venturer. Only Appraiser may supervise, direct, and control its employees, consulting Appraisersengineers, subcontractors, or suppliers. Except as provided in this Agreement, including the Appendices Appendices, Appraiser will in its reasonable discretion select the materials, equipment and facilities used by Appraiser to perform or furnish services under this Agreement. 1.4. Appraiser may not solicit for employment employees of Owner, employees of other Owner-contracted agencies, or independent contractors that are either working at an Owner site or facility or of whom Appraiser became aware through providing services to Owner. If Appraiser solicits and hires any of these persons either as an employee or subcontractor—subcontractor in addition to any other remedies available to Owner under this Agreement—Agreement Owner will not pay Appraiser for services performed by such person under this Agreement after the date of the solicitation.

Professional Engagement. 1.1. Owner engages Appraiser under the terms of this Agreement to perform or furnish the services more particularly described in Appendix A commencing on the date of this Agreement. 1.2. Appraiser may retain qualified subcontractors, including consulting appraisers and engineers, to assist in the performance of professional services. Before retaining any subcontractor, Appraiser will notify Owner in writing that it wishes to retain the subcontractor and include a copy of subcontractor’s subcontract qualifications. Within five business days after receiving the notice, Owner may, based upon reasonable cause, reject the subcontractor, or ask Appraiser for more information about the need for subcontractor or the subcontractor’s qualifications, in which case Owner has an additional five days to consider subcontractor’s qualifications from the date Appraiser provides the requested information. If Owner does not timely respond to Appraiser’s notice, the subcontractor Appraiserr is acceptable, although Owner may at any later time reject any subcontractor for reasonable cause. If subcontractor will perform any function or activity under this Agreement that involves access to Owner’s Confidential Information or on-site work at any of the Owner's facilities, Appraiser will also perform the background checks required under Article 14. 1.2.a. If Owner rejects a previously acceptable subcontractor, Appraiser will submit an acceptable substitute and, if necessary and agreed to by the parties, the parties will amend the Task Order to equitably adjust Appraiser's compensation. 1.2.b. Owner’s acceptance of 's right to reject defective services performed or furnished for Appraiser by a subcontractor does subcontractor; or any other right or remedy Owner has under this Agreement, including but not waive:limited to its rights to suspend or terminate services under this Agreement. 1.3. Appraiser is an independent contractor and is not Owner’s employee, agent, servant, partner, or joint venturer. Only Appraiser may supervise, direct, and control its employees, consulting Appraisersengineers, subcontractors, or suppliers. Except as provided in this Agreement, including the Appendices Appendices, Appraiser will in its reasonable discretion select the materials, equipment and facilities used by Appraiser to perform or furnish services under this Agreement. 1.4. Appraiser may not solicit for employment employees of Owner, employees of other Owner-contracted agencies, or independent contractors that are either working at an Owner site or facility or of whom Appraiser became aware through providing services to Owner. If Appraiser solicits and hires any of these persons either as an employee or subcontractor—subcontractor in addition to any other remedies available to Owner under this Agreement—Agreement Owner will not pay Appraiser for services performed by such person under this Agreement after the date of the solicitation.