Specialized Contract Use Clause Samples

The "Specialized Contract Use" clause defines the specific circumstances or contexts in which a contract may be utilized, often limiting its application to particular industries, projects, or types of transactions. For example, this clause might state that the agreement is only valid for use in government procurement, construction projects, or technology licensing. By clearly outlining the intended scope, the clause helps prevent misuse or misapplication of the contract, ensuring that all parties understand the boundaries of its enforceability and reducing the risk of disputes over its relevance in unintended situations.
Specialized Contract Use. The Client Agency will request a work plan and cost estimate after providing a detailed scope of services request from Contractors deemed to be most qualified in their respective disciplines and consistent to the initial selection of the award. At the discretion of the Client Agency, and to serve the Client Agency’s best interests, the Client Agency may select a single Contractor to submit a work plan and cost estimate. The Client Agency’s best interests are determined by factors that include special expertise, past performance, project knowledge, time sensitivity, or other factors determined by the Client Agency.
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Specialized Contract Use. Client Agency shall prepare a scope of work for a particular project, which must be provided to all Contractors. All Contractors shall be requested to submit a cost proposal and work plan (as needed) for the required services. Client Agency shall evaluate each of the proposals and authorize the selected Contractor to proceed. Client Agency may provide comments or other conditions to revise the selected Contractor’s work plan. Any additional or unforeseen work must be paid at existing Contract rates in accordance with Contract terms and conditions. The lowest-price Contractor shall be contacted by Client Agency to see if Contractor is able to meet the schedule required for the work. If the Contractor is unable to respond to the schedule requirements of Client Agency, the next lowest-price Contractor shall be contacted until a Contractor is selected.
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