Common use of Contractor Classification Clause in Contracts

Contractor Classification. Answer all questions: a. Is the Contractor a Minority or Women Owned Business? No b. Is the Contractor Local? No c. Is the Contractor a Not-for-Profit Organization? If yes, is it local or national? No d. Is the Contractor a public corporation? No e. Is this a renewal/continuation Agreement or a new service? renewal/continuation f. If it is a renewal/continuation has cost increased? If yes, by how much? No g. Will the output of this Agreement contribute to building internal capabilities? If yes, please explain: Yes. Because this is proprietary content and the resource is in it’s 2nd year of implementation, our current staff currently do not have the knowledge or longevity of experience necessary to deliver the PD internally. The plan is to build that internal competency and knowledge so our coaches and staff will be able to deliver this core instruction in the future.

Contractor Classification. Answer all questions: a. Is the Contractor a Minority or Women Owned Business? No b. Is the Contractor Local? No c. Is the Contractor a Not-for-Profit Organization? If yes, is it local or national? No d. Is the Contractor a public corporation? No e. Is this a renewal/continuation Agreement or a new service? renewal/continuation f. If it is a renewal/continuation has cost increased? If yes, by how much? No g. Will the output of this Agreement contribute to building internal capabilities? If yes, please explain: Yes. Because this is proprietary content and the resource is in it’s 2nd 3rd year of implementationimplementation for grades K-5, and the 1st year in grades 6-8, our current staff currently do not have the knowledge or longevity of experience necessary to deliver the PD internally. The plan is to build that internal competency and knowledge so our coaches and staff will be able to deliver this core instruction in the future.