Prohibited Contact Sample Clauses
The Prohibited Contact clause restricts certain parties from communicating with specified individuals or entities, typically without prior consent or outside of approved channels. In practice, this often applies to situations where one party is not allowed to contact employees, clients, or affiliates of the other party, such as during business negotiations or after the termination of a contract. The core function of this clause is to protect sensitive relationships and information, preventing interference, solicitation, or unauthorized disclosures that could harm the interests of the protected party.
Prohibited Contact. Unless specifically authorised in writing by the Buyer, the Seller shall not contact, either directly or indirectly, public officials of any country in furtherance of its performance on behalf of the Buyer under this Contract.
Prohibited Contact. The Vendor is precluded from engaging in Prohibited Contact upon the release of a Procurement Solicitation or posting of a request for consulting or temporary staffing services, during the evaluation process, and any time prior to the Department’s public announcement of the results of the Procurement Solicitation, filling of the temporary position, or the Department’s cancellation of the Procurement Solicitation.