Common use of Prime Contractor Clause in Contracts

Prime Contractor. Upon execution of this Agreement, the CNA may perform as the prime contractor when for example: (1) qualified NPAs do not have the capacity to perform the service; (2) when the government customer requests this arrangement, unless prior approval is received from the Commission; (3) or to manage subcontracts and allocate orders equitably when approved by the Commission. The intent of this provision is for CNAs to support NPAs’ ability to do business with the government and shall not unnecessarily compete with the NPAs. The CNA shall not charge a Program Fee from any NPAs serving as subcontractors. The CNA shall not charge any fees unallowable by law or regulation when serving as the prime contractor. Annually, no later than October 31, the CNA shall submit a list of all federal contracts where the CNA serves as the prime contractor. Within the submitted documentation, the CNA must explain why it is the prime contractor and provide a plan (to include milestones) to phase-out as a prime and phase-in an NPA (barring if the need for the CNA to be prime is appropriate).

Prime Contractor. Upon execution of this Agreement, the CNA may perform as the prime contractor only when for example: (1) qualified NPAs do not have the capacity to perform the service; (2) , or when the government customer requests this arrangement, unless prior approval is received from the Commission; (3) or . The CNA shall only serve as the prime contractor to manage subcontracts and allocate orders equitably when approved by the Commission. The intent of this provision is for CNAs to support NPAs’ ability to do business with the government and shall not unnecessarily compete with the NPAs. The CNA shall not charge a Program Fee from any NPAs serving as subcontractors. The CNA shall not charge any fees unallowable by law or regulation when serving as the prime contractor. Annually, no later than October 31, the CNA shall submit a list of all federal contracts where the CNA serves as the prime contractor. Within the submitted documentation, the CNA must explain why it is the prime contractor and provide a plan (to include milestones) to phase-out as a prime and phase-in an NPA (barring if the need for the CNA to be prime is appropriate)NPA.

Prime Contractor. Upon execution of this Agreement, the CNA may perform as the prime contractor when for example: (1) qualified NPAs do not have the capacity to perform the service; (2) when the government Government customer requests this arrangement, unless prior approval is received from the CommissionCommission PMO; (3) or to manage subcontracts and allocate orders equitably when approved by the Commission. The intent of this provision is for CNAs to support NPAs’ ability to do business with the government Government and shall not unnecessarily compete with the NPAs. The CNA shall not charge a Program Fee from any NPAs serving as subcontractors. The CNA shall not charge any fees unallowable by law or regulation when serving as the prime contractor. Annually, no later than October 31as part of the 4th quarter report, the CNA shall submit a list of all federal contracts where the CNA serves as the prime contractor. Within the submitted documentation, the CNA must explain why it is the prime contractor and provide a plan (to include milestones) to phase-out as a prime and phase-in an NPA (barring if the need for the CNA to be prime is appropriate).

Prime Contractor. Upon execution of this Agreement, the CNA may perform as the prime contractor only when for example: (1) qualified NPAs do not have the capacity to perform the service; (2) , or when the government Government customer requests this arrangement, unless prior approval is received from the Commission; (3) or . The CNA shall only serve as the prime contractor to manage subcontracts and allocate orders equitably when approved by the Commission. The intent of this provision is for CNAs to support NPAs’ ability to do business with the government Government and shall not unnecessarily compete with the NPAs. The CNA shall not charge a Program Fee from any NPAs serving as subcontractors. The CNA shall not charge any fees unallowable by law or regulation when serving as the prime contractor. Annually, no later than October 31, the CNA shall submit a list of all federal contracts where the CNA serves as the prime contractor. Within the submitted documentation, the CNA must explain why it is the prime contractor and provide a plan (to include milestones) to phase-out as a prime and phase-in an NPA (barring if the need for the CNA to be prime is appropriate)NPA.