Common use of On-Call Service Clause in Contracts

On-Call Service. Contractors shall not be reimbursed while on on-call status away from the work site. The work site is defined as either the contractor's premises or the government site where work is being performed. Contract employees on on-call status shall have a qualified backup in the event they are unable to respond to a call. Requests for on-call services may be made orally by the government to the contractor's management by the OCO, but shall be documented in written form within five working days. When required to report to the work site outside of the employee's normal work hours, the contractor shall be paid, as a minimum, for two hours of service at the fixed hourly rates established in the contract. The two hours minimum includes travel time. Travel expenses will be paid by the government in accordance with the local travel terms and conditions of this contract.

On-Call Service. ‌ Contractors shall not be reimbursed while on on-call status away from the work site. The work site is defined as either the contractor's premises or the government site where work is being performed. Contract employees on on-call status shall have a qualified backup in the event they are unable to respond to a call. Requests for on-call services may be made orally by the government to the contractor's management by the OCO, but shall be documented in written form within five working days. When required to report to the work site outside of the employee's normal work hours, the contractor shall be paid, as a minimum, for two hours of service at the fixed hourly rates established in the contract. The two hours minimum includes travel time. Travel expenses will be paid by the government in accordance with the local travel terms and conditions of this contract.