Common use of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan Clause in Contracts

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan. Vendor shall have a viable, documented, effective and annually tested business continuity/disaster recovery strategy plan in place to mitigate the potential disruption of Services. Within thirty (30) calendar days of execution of the Agreement, at its own cost and expense, Vendor shall provide to Citizens evidence and results of its tested business continuity/disaster recovery plan and annually thereafter by April 15th during the term of this Agreement. The plan shall include the following: 17.1.1. team responsibilities and client contacts; 17.1.2. key carrier and vendor contact list; 17.1.3. Vendor employee contact and notification list; 17.1.4. business re-assembly and resumption outline; 17.1.5. data synchronization and communication program; 17.1.6. event management and sequence notification flow chart; 17.1.7. inventory of off-site assets and staged materials; and, 17.1 8. periodic preparedness testing.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan. Vendor shall have a viable, documented, effective and annually tested business continuity/disaster recovery strategy plan in place to mitigate the potential disruption of Services. Within thirty (30) calendar days of execution of the Agreement, at its own cost and expense, Vendor shall provide to Citizens evidence and results of its tested business continuity/disaster recovery plan and annually thereafter by April 15th during the term of this Agreement. The plan shall include the following: 17.1.1. team responsibilities and client Citizens’ contacts; 17.1.2. key carrier and vendor contact list; 17.1.3. Vendor employee contact and notification list; 17.1.4. business re-assembly and resumption outline; 17.1.5. data synchronization and communication program; 17.1.6. event management and sequence notification flow chart; 17.1.7. inventory of off-site assets and staged materialsmaterials (assuming materials are approved for purchase by Citizens); and, 17.1 8. periodic preparedness testing.