Common use of Projected Utilization Schedule Clause in Contracts

Projected Utilization Schedule. Supplemental Prior to contract award, anticipated contract awardee must submit a “Projected Utilization Schedule,” in a form acceptable to the CPO, showing when and to what extent in the schedule for performance of the Contract the MBEs and WBEs or DBEs listed on the Schedules C and D for the Contract are expected to be used toward the contract-specific goals. Contracts that do not have goals are exempt from this requirement. For master agreements for task order professional services awarded pursuant to a Request for Qualifications, Projected Utilization Schedules for each task will be submitted with the task order proposal and finalized prior to award or assignment of the task, as applicable. The CPO may require explanations or submittal of a revised or more detailed Schedule at any time prior to or after award of the contract as the CPO deems appropriate in order to facilitate compliance with the M/WBE or DBE commitments of the Contract.

Projected Utilization Schedule. Supplemental Prior to contract award, anticipated contract awardee must submit a “Projected Utilization Schedule,” in a form acceptable to the CPO, showing when and to what extent in the schedule for performance of the Contract the MBEs and WBEs or DBEs listed on the Schedules C and D for the Contract are expected to be used toward the contract-specific goals. Contracts that do not have goals are exempt from this requirement. For master agreements for task order professional services awarded pursuant to a Request for Qualifications, Projected Utilization Schedules for each task will be submitted with the task order proposal and finalized prior to award or assignment of the task, as applicable. The CPO may require explanations or submittal of a revised or more detailed Schedule at any time prior to or after award of the contract as the CPO deems appropriate in order to facilitate compliance with the M/WBE or DBE commitments of the Contract.