Common use of Unescorted Access Clause in Contracts

Unescorted Access. For employees or subcontractors of Contractor requiring unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access to Owner’s facility or system, or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property, the following provisions apply. (A) The Contractor shall, at its sole cost, cause to be performed a personnel risk assessment (“Risk Assessment”) of every employee or subcontractor of Contractor who will have unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access to Owner’s facility or system or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property. The Risk Assessment shall include, without limitation, identity verification, a seven (7) year criminal background check, and confirmation that the employee or subcontractor is not listed on any sanctions-related list of designated persons maintained by Office of Foreign Assets Control of the U.S. Department of Treasury (“OFAC”) or the U.S. Department of State. To fulfill this requirement, Contractor shall select one of the following options and promptly notify Owner as to Contractor’s selection: i. Risk Assessment performed by First Advantage Enterprise Screening Corporation ii. Risk Assessment performed by Credential Check Corporation iii. Risk Assessment alternative: Contractor shall provide evidence of a current (unexpired) Transportation Worker Identification Credential (“TWIC”) card of the employee or subcontractor of the Contractor. (B) No employee or subcontractor of Contractor shall be allowed unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access to any of Owner’s facilities and/or systems or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property before the Risk Assessment of such employee or subcontractor has been completed (or evidence of a current (unexpired) Transportation Worker Identification Credential (“TWIC”) card, in lieu of Risk Assessment) provided) and meets certain criteria identified by the Owner. (C) Any employee or subcontractor of Contractor shall be allowed unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access to any of Owner’s facilities and/or systems or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property only upon issuance of an Owner-issued identification card. Specific levels of unescorted access are determined by the Owner and must be approved in advance prior to access being granted. (D) Contractor shall, at its sole cost, re-perform a Risk Assessment of any employee or subcontractor of Contractor with unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property every seven (7) years or for cause in either Contractor’s or Owner’s discretion. (E) If Owner grants such access to any employee or subcontractor of Contractor, the Contractor shall notify Owner either prior to or within eight (8) hours after an employee’s or subcontractor’s termination, or within twenty-four (24) hours after Contractor or Owner determines that an employee’s or subcontractor’s access is no longer required.

Unescorted Access. For employees or subcontractors of Contractor Consultant requiring unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access to Owner’s facility or system, or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property, the following provisions apply. (A) The Contractor Consultant shall, at its sole cost, cause to be performed a personnel risk assessment (“Risk Assessment”) of every employee or subcontractor of Contractor Consultant who will have unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access to Owner’s facility or system system, or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property. The Risk Assessment shall include, without limitation, identity verification, a seven (7) year criminal background check, and confirmation that the employee or subcontractor is not listed on any sanctions-related list of designated persons maintained by Office of Foreign Assets Control of the U.S. Department of Treasury (“OFAC”) or the U.S. Department of State. To fulfill this requirement, Contractor Consultant shall select one of the following options and promptly notify Owner as to ContractorConsultant’s selection: i. Risk Assessment performed by First Advantage Enterprise Screening Corporation ii. Risk Assessment performed by Credential Check Corporation iii. Risk Assessment alternative: Contractor Consultant shall provide evidence of a current (unexpired) Transportation Worker Identification Credential (“TWIC”) card of the employee or subcontractor of the ContractorConsultant. (B) No employee or subcontractor of Contractor Consultant shall be allowed unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access to any of Owner’s facilities and/or systems systems, or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property property, before the Risk Assessment of such employee or subcontractor has been completed (or evidence of a current (unexpired) Transportation Worker Identification Credential (“TWIC”) card, in lieu of Risk Assessment) provided) and meets certain criteria identified by the Owner. (C) Any employee or subcontractor of Contractor Consultant shall be allowed unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access to any of Owner’s facilities and/or systems systems, or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property only upon issuance of an Owner-issued identification card. Specific levels of unescorted access are determined by the Owner and must be approved in advance prior to access being granted. (D) Contractor Consultant shall, at its sole cost, re-perform a Risk Assessment of any employee or subcontractor of Contractor Consultant with unescorted physical or unescorted electronic access or unescorted access to the Owner’s customers and/or customer property every seven (7) years or for cause in either ContractorConsultant’s or Owner’s discretion. (E) If Owner grants such access to any employee or subcontractor of ContractorConsultant, the Contractor Consultant shall notify Owner either prior to or within eight (8) hours after an employee’s or subcontractor’s termination, or within twenty-four (24) hours after Contractor Consultant or Owner determines that an employee’s or subcontractor’s access is no longer required.