Common use of Utility-Only Programs Clause in Contracts

Utility-Only Programs. Contracting ComEd will: • Ensure that contracting mechanisms are cost efficient and avoid unnecessary layers of bureaucracy, management, oversight, and mark-up, or other barriers to cost-effective participation, for CAAs/CBOs and a diverse workforce. ComEd, however, will contribute an amount consistent with the DCEO’s contribution to IHWAP administrative costs for weatherization programs. • Rely on competitive bidding, maximize the use of CAAs/CBOs, and work to increase opportunities for expanded diversity in contractors and contractor employees.

Utility-Only Programs. Contracting ComEd will: • : 1) Ensure that contracting mechanisms are cost efficient and avoid unnecessary layers of bureaucracy, management, oversight, and mark-up, or other barriers to cost-effective participation, for CAAs/CBOs and a diverse workforce. ComEd, however, will contribute an amount consistent with the DCEO’s contribution to IHWAP administrative costs for weatherization programs. • . 2) Rely on competitive bidding, maximize the use of CAAs/CBOs, and work to increase opportunities for expanded diversity in contractors and contractor employees.

Utility-Only Programs. Contracting ComEd will: • : 1) Ensure that contracting mechanisms are cost efficient and avoid unnecessary layers of bureaucracy, management, oversight, and mark-up▇▇▇▇-up, or other barriers to cost-effective participation, for CAAs/CBOs and a diverse workforce. ComEd, however, will contribute an amount consistent with the DCEO’s contribution to IHWAP administrative costs for weatherization programs. • . 2) Rely on competitive bidding, maximize the use of CAAs/CBOs, and work to increase opportunities for expanded diversity in contractors and contractor employees.