Common use of Supply Chain Statement of Goals Clause in Contracts

Supply Chain Statement of Goals. The Lessee must submit to the Lessor a statement of goals in which the Lessee will describe any plans by Xxxxxx for contributing to the creation of a robust and resilient US-based offshore wind supply chain. The Statement of Goals must include the Lessee’s plans for investments in supply chain improvements, if any, to support the offshore wind industry, including investments in: • Installation, downpipe, survey and other vessels,‌ • Port infrastructure,‌ • Grid upgrades,‌ • Research & development,‌ • Manufacturing of components and facilities,‌ • Supply chain architecture like fabrication and assembly halls, port storage, laydown areas,‌ • Dry docks and navigation channels,‌ • Onshore and offshore docking and refueling stations for autonomous vehicles,‌ • Workforce diversity, training, and development, and‌ • Ensuring equal access to contracting opportunities.‌ Annually following COP approval, the Lessee must send updates to the Lessor on the Supply Chain Statement of Goals, and the Lessee’s progress in meeting those goals. This information may be provided as part of the certification of compliance statement pursuant to 30 CFR 585.633(b).‌ The Lessee must submit an evaluation of the Lessee’s success in meeting these goals no later than the last required Fabrication and Installation Report submission. The Lessee must submit a version of the Statement of Goals, updates, and final report that do not contain confidential information, so that BOEM can make them publicly available.

Supply Chain Statement of Goals. The Lessee must submit to the Lessor a statement of goals in which the Lessee will describe any plans by Xxxxxx for contributing to the creation of a robust and resilient US-based offshore wind supply chain. The Statement of Goals must include the Lessee’s plans for investments in supply chain improvements, if any, to support the offshore wind industry, including investments in: •  Installation, downpipe, survey and other vessels,‌ •  Port infrastructure,‌ •  Grid upgrades,‌ •  Research & development,‌ •  Manufacturing of components and facilities,‌ •  Supply chain architecture like fabrication and assembly halls, port storage, laydown areas,‌ •  Dry docks and navigation channels,‌ •  Onshore and offshore docking and refueling stations for autonomous vehicles,‌ •  Workforce diversity, training, and development, and‌ •  Ensuring equal access to contracting opportunities.‌ Annually following COP approval, the Lessee must send updates to the Lessor on the Supply Chain Statement of Goals, and the Lessee’s progress in meeting those goals. This information may be provided as part of the certification of compliance statement pursuant to 30 CFR 585.633(b).‌ The Lessee must submit an evaluation of the Lessee’s success in meeting these goals no later than the last required Fabrication and Installation Report submission. The Lessee must submit a version of the Statement of Goals, updates, and final report that do not contain confidential information, so that BOEM can make them publicly available.