Classified Contract definition

Classified Contract means an agreement between two or more Contractors, which contains or the execution of which requires access to Classified Information;

Classified Contract means a contract or subcontract between a legal entity or individual from the State of one Party and a legal entity or individual from the State of the other Party, the implementation of which requires access to Classified Information or its generation;

Classified Contract means a contract entered into by the GSC with a contractor for the supply of goods, execution of works or provision of services, the performance of which requires or involves access to or the creation of EUCI;

Examples of Classified Contract in a sentence

• Upon completion of a Classified Contract, or other event where retention of the Transferred Classified Information is no longer required, all Classified Information furnished or generated pursuant to a Classified Contract or Pre-contractual Arrangement shall be returned to the Originating Party or destroyed in accordance with the Recipient Party’s national security laws and regulations.

• Security Authorities may periodically visit each other in order to analyse the efficiency of the measures adopted by a Contractor or potential Contractor for the protection of Classified Information involved in a Classified Contract or Pre-contract Arrangement.

• If enforceable measures are not in effect to preclude access by Third Parties, or where access by such Third Parties is necessary for the performance of the Classified Contract or Pre-contractual Arrangement, the consent, in writing, of the Originating Party shall be obtained prior to permitting such access.

• The Competent Security Authority of a Party, wishing to place a Classified Contract with a Contractor of the other Party, or wishing to authorise one of its own Contractors to place a Classified Contract in the territory of the other Party shall obtain prior written assurance from the Competent Security Authority of the other Party that the proposed Contractor is granted a Facility Security Clearance of the appropriate security classification level.

More Definitions of Classified Contract

Classified Contract means any contract in which the con- tractor or its employees must have access to classified infor- mation during contract performance. A contract may be a classified contract even though the contract document itself is unclassified.

Classified Contract means a contract that contains or involves access to Classified Information.

Classified Contract means a framework contract or contract, as referred to in Council Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 1605/2002(13), entered into by the Commission or one of its departments, with a contractor for the supply of movable or immovable assets, the execution of works or the provision of services, the performance of which requires or involves the creation, handling or storing of EUCI;

Classified Contract means a contract (including a sub-contract), or pre-contractual negotiations, which contains DIENESTA VAJADZĪBĀM and ESA RESTRICTED information or which involves the access to, or the generation, use or transmission of DIENESTA VAJADZĪBĀM and ESA RESTRICTED information. "Security Authority" (SA) means the authority designated by a Party as being responsible for the implementation and supervision of this Memorandum of Understanding.

Classified Contract means a framework contract or a contract, as referred to in Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2018/1046 of the European Parliament and of the Council, entered into by a Union institution or body, with a contractor for the supply of movable or immovable assets, the execution of works or the provision of services, the performance of which requires or involves the handling, including creation, or storing of EUCI;

Classified Contract means any contract in which the con- tractor or its employees must have access to classified infor- mation during contract performance. A contract may be a

Classified Contract means any Government Contract that may not be disclosed, identified, confirmed, acknowledged or otherwise revealed pursuant to the terms thereof or Applicable Law.