(3) The Contractor shall include the requirements of this clause in all subcontracts under which State property is acquired or made available for the performance of the subcontract. Crown property refers to all assets owned or leased by the government. Crown property includes both Crown-owned property and property acquired by the contractor. Government assets include materials, equipment, special tools, special test equipment and real property. Government assets include non-intellectual property and software. (h) (1) The contractor assumes the risk and is liable for the loss of Crown property when it passes to the contractor as Crown property. However, the Contractor is not responsible for reasonable wear and tear of Government property or any Government property properly consumed in the performance of this Agreement. Crown-supplied property is property owned or acquired directly by the government and subsequently made available to the contractor for the performance of a contract. Government-issued assets include, but are not limited to, spare parts and goods provided for repair, maintenance, overhaul or alteration. Government-supplied property also includes property acquired by the contractor if the property acquired by the contractor is deliverable under a cost-based contract if accepted by the government for future use under the agreement. (3) An increase, decrease or replacement of Crown-owned property.
(9) A statement that the government will receive compensation for the loss of Crown property in the event that the contractor is reimbursed or compensated. (b) Use of a receiving and distribution system for government materials. Upon approval by the property manager, instead of official ownership records, the contractor may keep a file of duly referenced documents proving the receipt, delivery and use of the material issued for immediate consumption. (2) The Government may, on notice to the contractor, immediately dispose of any non-sensitive property, thereby terminating all of its obligations with respect to the property. (ix) Maintenance. The contractor must properly maintain Crown assets. The contractor`s maintenance program must identify, disclose and perform preventive maintenance and normal and routine repairs. The contractor must disclose the need for a replacement and/or restructuring of the capital assets and report to the property manager. (2) The contractor shall establish and maintain the State accounting source data required by this contract, in particular in the areas of recording of acquisitions, loss of Crown property and sale of materials and equipment. Material means goods that consume or can be consumed during the performance of a contract, components of a higher assembly, or objects that lose their individual identity when incorporated into a final product.
Materials do not include equipment, special tools, special test equipment or real estate. Equipment means a tangible element that is functionally fully necessary for its intended use, durable, non-dispensable and for the performance of a contract. Devices are not intended for sale and generally do not lose their identity or are not part of another item when they are put into service. Equipment does not include materials, real property, special test equipment or special tools. (2) The Contractor shall take all reasonable steps necessary to protect the property from further loss. The contractor separates damaged and undamaged property, puts all affected items in the best possible order and takes any other action ordered by the property manager. Asset records are the records created and maintained by the contractor in support of its responsibility to manage government assets. Cannibalization is the removal of parts of government property for use or installation on other government property. (A) The Contractor may use, consume, move and store Crown property only to the extent permitted under this Agreement. The Contractor must immediately disclose and report any Crown property in its possession that goes beyond the performance of the Contract.
A) The contractor subcontracts clearly indicating the items to be delivered and the extent of the restrictions or restrictions on their use. The contractor must ensure that the terms of the contract have duly expired (e.g. the extent of liability for loss of Crown property). Variant I (April 2012). As required by paragraph 45.107(a)(2), paragraph (h)(1) of the base rate is replaced with the following: (h)(1) The contractor assumes the risk and is liable for the loss of public property when it is transferred to the contractor as property established by the Crown. However, the Contractor is not responsible for reasonable wear and tear of Government property or any Government property properly consumed in the performance of this Agreement. Variant II (April 2012). As required by paragraph 45.107(a)(3), paragraph (e)(3) of the Basic Clause is replaced by the following: (e)(3) Ownership of property (and other tangible personal property) acquired with funds available for research and the acquisition cost per unit of which is less than $5,000 shall pass to the contractor upon acquisition or as soon as practicable thereafter; provided that the contractor has obtained the client`s consent prior to each acquisition. Ownership of real property acquired with funds available for research at an acquisition cost of $5,000 or more will be transferred under this Agreement.
If ownership of the property passes to the Contractor under this paragraph, the Contractor agrees that no depreciation, depreciation or use costs under any existing or future government contract or subcontract under this Agreement will be permitted. The Supplier shall, within 10 days of the end of the calendar quarter in which it was received, provide the Supplier with a list of all assets owned by the Supplier under this paragraph. Title to acquisition under this paragraph is governed by civil rights law, 42 U.S.C. 2000d. Prior to the transfer of ownership and by signing this Agreement, Contractor agrees and agrees that „no person in the United States or its remote territories shall be excluded, deprived of benefits, or otherwise discriminated against on the basis of race, color, or national origin.“ (3) damage resulting in unforeseen damage to property that must be repaired in order to restore the item to a usable condition; or Non-separable: property that cannot be removed after construction or installation without significant loss of value or damage to the installed asset or premises where the installation was made. (1) The Government shall not transfer sensitive property or termination inventory without the written consent of the contractor. (i) In the absence of separate contractual terms for the sale of the property, and provided that the property has not been reused, transferred or otherwise disposed of, the contractor shall, in accordance with the instructions of the customs clearance officer or authorizing officer, use Model Form 1428, Inventory Management Plan or an electronic equivalent to: (A) identify and communicate any additional information that would help to understand the intended use of the property.