U.S. contractor definition

U.S. contractor means a natural person who is not a citizen of nor ordinarily resident in the territory of the Republic of Poland or a legal person who is not registered in the territory of the Republic of Poland, and is present in the territory of the Republic of Poland to provide goods and services to U.S. forces under a contract with or for U.S. forces.
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Examples of U.S. contractor in a sentence

  • If an offeror is a qualified U.S. contractor and needs a copy of the restricted technical data, its appointed Data Custodian must be registered with DLIS (Defense Logistics Info Svc Joint Certification Program (JCP).

  • See clause C.106 for instructions on becoming a qualified U.S. contractor.

  • An offeror may not receive export-controlled technical data, which are specified in this solicitation, unless it is a qualified U.S. contractor as defined in clause C.106.

  • Authorities of the Republic of Poland shall honor a license or other permit empowering the holder to operate official vehicles, vessels, or aircraft of U.S. forces, issued to a member of the force or member of the civilian component or to U.S. contractor employees by U.S. authorities.

  • And when DPR Construction, a Top 50 U.S. contractor, needed a blueprint for strategic supplier diversity for expansion of The Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU (ChoR), they turned to JMI for help in drafting, implementing and executing their plans.

  • The United States shall respect the relevant law of the Republic of Poland concerning public health while ensuring due regard for the health of members of the force, members of the civilian component, dependents, and U.S. contractor employees.

  • For the duration of their stay in the territory of the Republic of Poland, members of the force and of the civilian component, dependents, and U.S. contractor employees may, in accordance with mutually determined procedures, import their personal effects and furniture, and one private automobile per person 18 years or older, and other means of transport, free of customs duties and taxes.

  • The United States may establish, maintain, and operate military post offices for the purpose of collection, transportation, and delivery of postal items and the provisions of related postal services exclusively for use by U.S. forces, members of the force, members of the civilian component, U.S. contractors, U.S. contractor employees, dependents, and U.S. military retirees.

  • Our customers include nearly every US contractor specializing in the construction of polyurethane based running track systems.

  • If, for example, a U.S. contractor (first-tier) awards a subcontract to a local organization (second-tier), which, in turn, awards a subcontract to another local organization (third-tier), USAID would vet the first- and second-tier organizations, but would not vet the third-tier organization.