Rights of Access to Non-Government Real Property Sample Clauses

Rights of Access to Non-Government Real Property. 12 4.14.1 Coordination of Activities 13
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Rights of Access to Non-Government Real Property. The Contractor shall prepare documents using Government-provided templates, pay the rent or purchase price and associated expenses for the Government to maintain or modify existing rights of access, or to acquire new rights of access, to non-Government land which the Contractor needs to satisfy the POs of this contract. On the Government’s behalf, the designated Installation official will negotiate and sign the documents to obtain or modify the necessary rights of access with technical assistance from the Contractor. Based on the stated right of access needs of the Contractor, the Government will decide which type of right of access (e.g., right of entry, license, easement, lease, or fee acquisition) will be obtained. Technical assistance expected or that may be requested by the Government from the Contractor for rights of access include description of the amount of real property on which access is being sought, provision of property surveys, title searches and title insurance (necessary only for easements, leases for greater than 30 years, or fee acquisitions), environmental site due diligence, appraisals of fair market value, amount of expected intrusion on the property or property disturbance, cost estimates of restoring property to its original condition after access is no longer needed, and potential technical witness testimony in the event the Government must pursue involuntary condemnation through the U.S. Department of Justice in state or federal court. Payment of associated expenses includes costs associated with providing the aforementioned technical assistance, fees for recordation of real property documents associated with acquiring the right(s) of access, costs for payment of or restoring property damage resulting from Contractor's activities on the property on which the right(s) of access were acquired, costs for obtaining "dig safe" or "utility clearance" approvals from appropriate utility and governmental entities, and costs for notifying or communicating with affected property owners regarding rights of access.
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  • Government Restricted Rights The Software available on the Services and accompanying documentation that is downloaded from this Server for or on behalf of the United States of America, its agencies and/or instrumentalities are provided with Restricted Rights. You agree to meet all requirements necessary to ensure that the Federal Government will honor such rights. Disclosure, use or reproduction of the Software and accompanying documentation are subject to restrictions set forth at Federal Acquisition Regulation 52.227-14, when applicable, or in the Department of Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement 252.227-7013.

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