Task Order Issuance Clause Samples

Task Order Issuance. 3.1. The Government will issue a task order authorizing the Contractor to proceed based on the agreed upon technical requirements, deliverable schedule, Quality Assurance Plan (QAP), and total price. 3.2. No work will be performed and no payment will be made except as authorized by a task order. 3.3. The Contractor shall not exceed the approved task order price, or deliverable schedules without prior written notice, adequate justification, and written modification to the task order issued by the KO. 3.4. A firm deliverable/performance schedule will be established as part of the task order. No task order shall exceed 12 months. Task orders may have options, not to exceed 1 year each. However, no task order, or option may exceed the total performance period of the contract or the contract expiration date. 3.5. The price of the task options will be in accordance with the applicable contract option price, and Schedule classifications covered by the Service Contract Act will be in accordance with the applicable wage determination in effect at the time the option is issued. NOTE: If the contract pricing for the option year increases, the Contractor may use the option year pricing to calculate the cost for the work projected for the option period. 3.6. Task Orders will be issued on DD Form 1155. Orders may be placed via mail, telephone, facsimile or electronic means. The appropriate issuing, administration, and payment offices will be cited on each Task Order. A copy of each task order DD Form 1155 only, and modification SF 30 only, showing the applicable funds obligated, issued by agencies outside the PCO office shall be provided to the PCO contracting office at time of execution

Task Order Issuance. Upon receipt by Sourcewell of the review and approval by Installation of the Price Proposal including confirmation sufficient funding has been obligated by Installation, Sourcewell will work with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to create and issue the Task Order to the selected EZIQC Contractor to initiate the completion of the project. Upon acceptance of the Task Order by EZIQC Contractor, Sourcewell will confirm with Installation and issue notice-to-proceed.

Task Order Issuance. Each project and the related Services contemplated under this Agreement will be facilitated through written Task Orders (each a “Task Order”). The form of Task Order is attached hereto as Exhibit “B” and incorporated herein. Each Task Order shall contain the Scope of Services specific to the project and related Services under consideration. In addition, each Task Order shall contain the fees, labor hours, and team proposed for the Task Order. Consultant shall not begin work on any Services pursuant to this Agreement until receipt of MNWD's issuance and execution of a Task Order and notice to proceed. Upon receipt of such notice, Consultant shall commence the Services described in the Task Order.

Task Order Issuance. If the State accepts a proposal from the Contractor, then the State will include that proposal as the statement of work for a Task Order. The State shall execute that Task Order in a form substantially similar to the Form of Task Order attached to this Contract. Contractor shall not begin work on any Project until the Task Order for that Project is fully executed.

Task Order Issuance a. The Contractor’s shall perform services with respect to a wide variety of tasks, as described in Exhibit A at the request of UTA. b. Each discrete maintenance item is referred to as a “Task.” UTA and the Contractor will negotiate scope, schedule, and lump sum price for each Task, and document those and other terms, as necessary, in a written “Task Order” in substantively the same format as that attached as Exhibit A. The lump sum price for each Task shall be developed in accordance with Section 5 of this Contract and Exhibit C. Upon the execution of a task order, the Contractor shall perform services for that Task, including furnishing all the materials, appliances, tools, and labor of every kind required, and constructing and completing in the most substantial and skillful manner, the work identified in the scope of work attached as an Exhibit to that task order. c. If UTA and the Contractor are unable to agree on the price, scope, or other terms of a task order, UTA shall retain the right to remove the Task from the scope of the on-call Contractor and procure the item outside this Contract.

Task Order Issuance. 3.1. The Government will issue a Task Order authorizing the Contractor to proceed based on the agreed upon technical requirements, deliverable schedule, Quality Assessment Plan (QAP), and total price. 3.2. No work will be performed and no payment will be made except as authorized by a Task Order. 3.3. The Contractor shall not exceed the approved Task Order price or deliverable schedules without prior written notice; adequate justification; and issuance of a modification to the Task Order by the KO. 3.4. A firm deliverable/performance schedule will be established as part of the Task Order. No Task Order using annual funds shall exceed 12 months. Task Orders may have options, not to exceed 1 year each. The applicable DOL Wage Determination shall be incorporated at the time of Task Order award and at the time an Option is exercised. 3.5. The price of the Task Order options will be in accordance with the applicable contract option price. Schedule classifications covered by the Service Contract Act will be in accordance with the applicable DOL Wage Determination in effect at the time of Task Order award and at the time an Option is exercised. 3.6. Task Orders will be issued on DD Form 1155. Task Orders may be placed via mail, email or fax. The appropriate issuing office, administration office, and payment offices will be cited on each Task Order. A copy of each task order and modification shall be provided to the PCO Contracting Office at time of issuance; this is utilized to manage available capacity on the contract.

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