DIRECTED ORDERS Clause Samples
The Directed Orders clause establishes the procedures and responsibilities when a party is instructed to perform specific tasks or deliverables by another party, typically under the direction of a client or principal. In practice, this clause outlines how such orders are communicated, the scope of work involved, and any requirements for written confirmation or approval before proceeding. Its core function is to ensure that all directed work is clearly authorized and documented, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes over scope and responsibility.
DIRECTED ORDERS. 20.1. In accordance with Section 8(a) of the Small Business Act and FAR 19.8, Orders may be awarded on a directed, a/k/a sole source, basis up to the 8(a) competition threshold based on the contractor’s self-marketing efforts or past performance. The OCO shall make a determination of price reasonableness and have the authority to make award decisions for each order.
DIRECTED ORDERS. As further discussed in Section 8, you may provide instructions directing Stifel to place orders for Accounts for execution with third-party broker-dealers (“Non-Stifel Brokers”), or may place such orders directly with Non-Stifel Brokers for Accounts (“Directed Orders”).
DIRECTED ORDERS. 20.1. In accordance with Section 8(a) of the Small Business Act and FAR 19.8, Orders may be awarded on a directed, a/k/a sole source, basis up to the 8(a) competition threshold based on the contractor’s self-marketing efforts or past