Good Faith Effort Procedures Sample Clauses

Good Faith Effort Procedures. Prime Vendors must submit in their bid a Utilization Plan and Participation Agreement(s) that meet or exceed the published goal. If a Prime Vendor cannot meet the stated goal, it must fill out and attach Part III of this document, explaining the Good Faith Efforts it undertook to meet the goal, including contacting all certified BEP/VSB vendors that fall under the scope of work/NIGP Class and Class Item codes identified in the solicitation documentation. Utilization Plans and attached documentation are due at the time of bid or offer submission. The Business Enterprise Council (“Council”) or its delegate will consider the quality, quantity, and intensity of the Vendor’s efforts to meet the BEP goal. The procuring Agency/University will consider the quality, quantity, and intensity of the Vencor’s efforts to meet the VSB goal. The Utilization Plan contains a checklist of actions that the Council or its delegate will consider as evidence of Vendor's Good Faith Efforts to meet the BEP goal and that the Agency/University will consider as evidence of Vendor’s Good Faith Efforts to meet the VSB goal. Documentation that alters or replaces the Utilization Plan and/or Participation Agreement(s), other than supplemental documentation, will not be considered during the Utilization Plan review.
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Good Faith Effort Procedures. If the Vendor cannot meet the goal, the Vendor must document in the Utilization Plan its good faith efforts that could reasonably have been expected to meet the goal The Agency will consider the quality, quantity, and intensity of the Vendor's efforts.
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