Integrated Defense Systems - The Purchasing System - St. Louis, MO
Special Purchase Order Condition (SPOC)

ADMINISTRATIVE SPOCS

SPOC: 7503

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
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SPOC: 7504

REVISION DATE: 
**** OBSOLETE SPOC **** SPOC IDENTIFIED AS OBSOLETE ON 08-14-02
If the Seller is not a participant in the DoD Comprehensive Test Program, the Seller will submit semi-annual SF294, available at http;//www.boeing.com/companyoffices/doingbiz/supplier/sdforms.htm "Subcontracting Report for Individual Contracts" to the A&M Supplier Diversity Program Office (supplierdiversity@boeing.com), for the periods ending March 31 and September 30, on or before April 30 and October 31, respectively, each year during the period of performance of the PC. 2. If the Seller is a participant in the DoD Comprehensive Test Program, rather than the preceeding requirements, copies of the quarterly SF295, available at: http;//www.boeing.com/companyoffices/doingbiz/supplier/sdforms.htm "Summary Contract Report" on the plan shall be submitted to the A&M Supplier Diversity Program Office (supplierdiversity@boeing.com), concurrently with the filing of such reports with DoD.

SPOC: 7505

REVISION DATE: 07-21-04
Buyer is committed to conducting its business fairly, impartially, and in an ethical and proper manner. Buyer's expectation is that Seller also will conduct its business fairly, impartially, and in an ethical and proper manner. Buyer's further expectation is that Seller will have (or will develop) and adhere to a code of ethical standards. If Seller has cause to believe that Buyer or any employee or agent of Buyer has behaved improperly or unethically under this contract, Seller, shall report such behavior to The Boeing Company Ethics hotline. Copies of The Boeing Company Code of Conduct and contacts for such reports are available on http://www.boeing.com/ under "Ethics and Business Conduct." Although Buyer will not use the failure to report improper or unethical behavior as a basis for claiming breach of contract by Seller, Seller is encouraged to exert reasoanable effort to report such behavior when warranted.

SPOC: 7506

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller shall procure all fasteners and/or electrical, electronic and electro-mechanical parts delivered to MDC and/or used in the manufacture of deliverable MDC hardware directly from the manufacturer or authorized manufacturer's distributor, e.g., licensed or franchised distributor.

SPOC: 7509

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller shall make no news release, public announcement, advertisement,denial or confirmation of some or any part of the subject matter of this contract or any phase of any program hereunder without the prior written approval of MDC.

SPOC: 7510

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
FOREIGN OWNERSHIP INTERESTS Seller shall report to the MDC Buyer any current significant ownership interest vested in any non-US citizen or non-US business segment. In addition, any change in ownership that results in a significant ownership interest being transferred to a non-US citizen or other non-US business segment shall be reported to the MDC Buyer when it occurs.

SPOC: 7512

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
In connection with M.D.C.'s responsibility for drawings, M.D.C. may furnish reproducibles (including microfilm) in lieu of blueprints or other engineering documentation.

SPOC: 7515

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
The responsibility for the contractual administration of this contractat MDA is vested in the Procurement Division of MDA. Accordingly, the contract and any change orders and/or amendments thereto shall require the signature of the MDA Subcontract Administrator or higher Procurement Division authority. The signature of an associate Subcontract Administrator is not authorized. ANY effort on Seller's part in performing a change to the scope of work prior to receipt of authorization from the MDA Subcontract Administrator or higher Procurement Division authority, will be at the Seller's risk.

SPOC: 7515A

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
The responsibility for the contractual administration of this contractat MDA is vested in the Procurement Division of MDA. Accordingly, the contract, delivery orders issued pursuant to this contract, and any change orders and/ or amendments thereto, shall require the signature of the MDA Subcontract Administrator or higher Procurement Division authority. The signature of an associate Subcontract Administrator is not authorized. ANY effort on Seller's part in performing a change to the scope of work prior to receipt of authorization from the MDA Subcontract Administrator or higher Procurement Division authority, will be at the Seller's risk.

SPOC: 7518

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Individual purchases will be on buy-out orders (Form MAC 970). In the event any additional buy-out order pricing conflicts with any pricing specified in this blanket order, such buy-out order shall not be accepted by Seller. The following persons are authorized to sign buy-out orders only when the pricing is the same as specified in this blanket order

SPOC: 7519

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Individual purchases will be on buy-out orders (Form MAC 970). In the event any additional buy-out order pricing conflicts with any pricing specified in this blanket order, such buy-out order shall not be accepted by the Seller. The following persons are authorized to sign buy-out orders only when the pricing is the same as specified in this blanket order.

SPOC: 7524

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller shall be responsible to insure that all of its personnel, and the personnel of its subcontractors, return MDC identification badges to MDC Security Department upon completion of this contract. The Seller will be held responsible for immediately notifying MDC Security Department in the event of: (A) premature completion of a stated job by a subcontractor. (B) the dismissal and/or termination of an employee possessing a MDC identification badge prior to completion of stated job. Failure to strictly adhere to the provisions of this condition may result in removal of Seller from MDC's approved source file.

SPOC: 7525

REVISION DATE: 3-8-02 4-1-02
If Buyer determines that it would aid Buyer's supply chain management implementation for Buyer to novate its rights and responsibilities under this contract to one of Buyer's suppliers designated by Buyer, Seller agrees that it will accept such novation under the condition that the novated contract will use the same pricing, delivery scheduleand terms and conditions as this contract.

SPOC: 7527

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 03-13-01
Seller shall provide to MDC, prior to the start of the work required under this contract, certificates of insurance, which shall include satisfactory limits for public liability coverage, a hold harmless clause, automobile liability, workmen's compensation and/or employer's liability insurance. If Seller does not complete performance of the work/service specified herein before the expirationdate of said certificates, Seller will provide MDC with acceptable extensions or renewals thereof before proceeding with said work beyondthe expiration dates. Seller shall immediately notify the MDC purchasing representative, in writing, if the insurance is canceled or materially changed.

SPOC: 7530

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 03-06-96 10-15-96
This contract requires the handling of classified material. All classified information provided to Seller by MDC is to be controlled by Seller in accordance with the provisions outlined in the current revision of the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) DOD 5220.22-M. In addition, the consignor of any shipment of classified hardware must notify the MDC Subcontract Administrator in advance of such shipment, by TWX or FAX, of the nature and means of the shipment, and the anticipated time and date of arrival. Reference DD form 254, dated

SPOC: 7533

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Notwithstanding any provision of this contract to the contrary, the contractor warrants that it will furnish a list to MDC Accounts Payable, Dept. 40, of all subcontractors, lower tier subcontractors, and materialmen who are providing or have or will provide labor and/ormaterial for this contract over the value of $500. In addition, the the contractor warrants that it will present to MDC Accounts Payable Dept. No. 40, properly executed lien waivers from the contractor for all the aforementioned subcontractors, lower tier subcontractors, and materialmen before MDC will be obligated to make final payment on this contract. The contractor hereby agrees, after acceptance of this contract, to furnish the above list of subcontractors, lower tier subcontractors, and materialmen within

SPOC: 7536

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
The procedure for use of "Notice of Change Incorporation" is intended to supplement rather than supersede the Changes Article of the General Terms and Conditions of this contract. In the event of a conflict between this procedure and the Changes Article, the latter shall govern. References in such procedure to negotiation of price shall be deemed to be to the determination of an equitable priceadjustment as provided in such Changes Article.

SPOC: 7539

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 03-06-96 04-29-96
Seller shall assure that all on-site personnel required herein have security clearance in accordance with the provisions outlined in the NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY PROGRAM Operating Manual (NISPOM) DoD 5220.22-M. Security classification is being furnished via DD Form 254 dated

SPOC: 7542

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
MDC Report Q0807 "Subcontractor Schedule of Procedures for Obtaining Frequency Authorization", dated 15 April 1970, is incorporated herein by this reference and made a part of this contract. The Seller shall include the entire substance of this clause in all subcontracts hereunder which call for developing, producing, testing, or operating a device for which a radio frequency authorization is required. Copies of MDC Report Q0807 will be furnished upon request.

SPOC: 7545

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller will submit written progress reports to MDC beginning sixty (60) days after receipt of this contract and each sixty (60) days thereafter, until one (1) month prior to the first scheduled shipment.Thereafter, progress reports will be submitted the first day of each month throughout the life of the contract.

SPOC: 7548

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
The term "Equipment" as used herein also includes the Seller's responsibility to provide computer software programs where required.

SPOC: 7551

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 6-13-96
With regard to MDC documents included in the Management Require- ments General (MCAIR Report MDC A3368 or alternate report number) and in the procurement specification, which do not reflect a specific date of issue, the following dates of issue apply to such documents and are incorporated herein by this reference- Date of Issue MDC Document Title 09 Mar 1978 Report MDC A3376 F-18 vibration, shock Revision -B- and acoustic noise design requirements and test procedures for aircraft equipment 30 Nov 1977 Report MDC A3377 Technical requirements Revision -B- for structural design on F-18 subcontracts 11 Jun 1976 Report MDC A3379 F-18 maintainability Revision -A- program and evaluation guide 23 Feb 1976 Report MDC A3380 F-18 subcontractor maintainability test standard - avionics 31 Aug 1991 Report MDC A3382 F-18 test compatibility Revision -B- design requirements 17 May 1976 Report MDC A3660 F-18 subcontractor data Revision -A- catalog 15 Dec 1978 Report MDC A3672 F-18 fastener usage Revision -C- policy 26 Jan 1996 Report MDC A3699 F-18 test requirement Revision -B- document - requirements for 16 May 1990 Report MDC A3710 Material and process Revision -B- requirements for F-18 subcontracts 20 Feb 1976 Report MDC A3711 F-18 corrosion preven- tion and control plan 15 Jan 1985 Report MDC A3712 Nondestructive test Revision -C- plan requirements 03 May 1993 Report MDC A3719 F-18 bearing usage Revision -B- policy 30 Jun 1993 Report MDC A3806 F-18 reliability design Revision -B- guidelines - non-avionic equipment 30 Jun 1993 Report MDC A3807 F-18 reliability design Revision -B- guidelines - avionic equipment 1 Jan 1995 Report MDC A3812 Reliability development Revision -D- test program for avionic equipment 24 Jan 1977 Report MDC A3813 Reliability development Revision -A- test program for non-avionic equipment 01 Oct 1976 Report MDC A3818 F-18 avionic multiplex Revision -B- design 17 Jun 1977 Report MDC A4055 General requirements - Revision -A- F-18 crew station integrally illuminated lightplate assemblies 1 Dec 1987 Report MDC A1215 Suppliers/intercompon- Revision -D- ent subcontractors instruction manual for preservation, packaging & packing of military spare parts for direct shipment

SPOC: 7554

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Although line items incorporated herein reflect designated usage for the equipment purchased hereunder, such usage designations (e.g., lab tests, flight tests, spares, etc.) may be changed by MDC to meet program requirements if the need for reallocation occurs. Accordingly, MDC reserves the right to reallocate, in part or in their entirety, the usage of equipment when in MDC opinion such reallocation of equipment is determined to be reasonable. Such reallocation of equipment by MDC, if it should occur, will not relieve the Seller of its responsibilities under this contract.

SPOC: 7557

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller and McDonnell Douglas affirm that in entering this contract with the Seller, McDonnell Douglas has foregone other opportunities to timely enter into a like contract for the purchase of products and services ordered hereunder and which are essential to the fulfillment by McDonnell Douglas of its contractual obligations with the United States Government for the F-18 Navy Air Combat Fighter Weapon System Program; that in the event the Seller repudiates or breaches this contract, McDonnell Douglas may be unable to timely procure like goods and services from another source and suffer irrevocable damage as a government prime contractor, it being agreed that such breach or repudiation may prevent McDonnell Douglas from fulfilling its contractual obligation to the government in the F-18 program and that McDonnell Douglas may thereby sustain irrevocable damage, and that severe impairment of its national defense functions may result.

SPOC: 7557A

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller and McDonnell Douglas affirm that in entering into this contract with the Seller, McDonnell Douglas has foregone other opportunities to timely enter into a like contract for the purchase ofproducts and services ordered hereunder and which are essential to the fulfillment by McDonnell Douglas of its contractual obligations with the United States Government for the AV-8B Program; that in the event the Seller repudiates or breaches this contract, MDC may be unable to timely procure like goods and services from another source and suffer irrevocable damage as a government prime contractor, it being agreed that such breach or repudiation may prevent MDC from fulfilling its contractual obligation to the government in the AV-8B program and that MDC may thereby sustain irrevocable damage, and that severe impairment of its national defense functions may result.

SPOC: 7557B

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller and McDonnell Douglas affirm that in entering this contract with the Seller, McDonnell Douglas has foregone other opportunities to timely enter into a like contract for the purchase of products and services ordered hereunder and which are essential to the fulfillment by McDonnell Douglas of its contractual obligations with the United States Government for the F-15 Weapon System Program; that in the event the Seller repudiates or breaches this contract, McDonnell Douglas may be unable to timely procure like goods and services from another source and suffer irrevocable damage as a government prime contractor, it being agreed that such breach or repudiation may prevent McDonnell Douglas from fulfilling its contractual obligation to the government in the F-15 program and that McDonnell Douglas may thereby sustain irrevocable damage, and that severe impairment of its national defense functions may result.

SPOC: 7557D

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Seller and McDonnell Douglas affirm that in entering this contract with the Seller, McDonnell Douglas has foregone other opportunities to timely enter into a like contract for the purchase of products and services ordered hereunder and which are essential to the fulfillment by McDonnell Douglas of its contractual obligations with the United States Government for the T-45 Navy Training System Program; that in the event the Seller repudiates or breaches this contract McDonnell Douglas may be unable to timely procure like goods and services from another source and suffer irrevocable damage as a government prime contractor, it being agreed that such breach or repudiation may prevent McDonnell Douglas from fulfilling its contractual obligation to the government in the T-45TS program and that McDonnell Douglas may thereby sustain irrevocable damage, and that severe impairment of its national defense functions may result.

SPOC: 7560

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
Until MDC has received and approved all qualification test reports required hereunder, MDC will withhold 20 percent of payments otherwise due Seller. MDC will either approve or disapprove such reports within no more than thirty (30) days after receipt. MDC will make final payment of the amounts withheld immediately after approval of such qualification test reports. Pending submissionof and approval by MAC of such qualification test reports, Seller will proceed with manufacture and delivery of goods to the MDC required delivery schedule specified herein. Successful completion of qualification tests is to be accomplished and acceptable test reports are to be furnished to MDC on or before

SPOC: 7567

REVISION DATE: 05-18-07
The import, export or reexport of defense articles, from or to the United States, including technical data, delivered or exchanged pursuant to this contract are subject to U.S. Government Import/ Export laws and regulations. The importer of record, or exporter Principal Party of Interest, shall obtain and properly utilize any required U.S. Import/Export authorizations. If so requested by the importer of record or the exporter Principal Party of Interest,the other party shall assist in obtaining such authorization. If the U.S. Government Import/Export authorization is not available, cannot be obtained or is obtained and subsequently revoked, items to be delivered or exchanged pursuant to this contract shall not be Importedor Exported, reexported or retransferred, resale or other transfer of items delivered or exchanged pursuant to this contract shall be in accordance with this provision. The following provisions are included herein to the extent required by section 124.13(a) through (e) of Title 22 U.S. Code of Regulations. (A) Defense articles produced hereunder are limited for delivery to The Boeing Company in the U.S. or to an agency of the U.S. Government; (B) Use of technical data is limited to the manufacture of defense articles required by this contract; (C) Seller's disclosure of technical data is prohibited except to dulyqualified sublicensees as called out in the Department of Commerce/ State, authorizations and by written authorizations and Internal Control Plans from Boeing, (D) Acquisition of any rights in technical data by any foreign person is prohibited. (E) Any subcontracts thus possible sublicensees that may be issued by the Seller must contain all limitations of this entire special condition, (F) Technical data supplied hereunder and all copies thereof are to be returned to Boeing or destroyed by Seller and/or its subcontractors as directed by Boeing. (G) Technical data provided to Seller in support of this contract and Seller's performance of this contract is authorized by the U.S. Department of State authorization listed below. Performance requirements identified in this contract must be complete prior to the authorization expiration. (H) Department of State License NO. Expiration Date

SPOC: 7568

REVISION DATE: 7-11-01 05-18-07
The import, export or reexport of defense articles, from or to the United States, including technical data, delivered or exchanged pursuant to this contract are subject to U.S. Government Import/ Export laws and regulations. The importer of record, or exporter Principal Party of Interest, shall obtain and properly utilize any required U.S. Import/Export authorization. If so requested by the importer of record or exporter Principle Party of Interest, the other party shall assist in obtaining such authorization. If U.S. Government Import/Export authorization is not available, cannot be obtained or is obtained and subsequently revoked, items to be delivered or exchanged pursuant to this contract shall not be Imported or Exported, reexported or retransferred, resale or other transfer of items delivered or exchanged pursuant to this contract shall be in accordance with this provision. This contract is awarded in accordance with the Manufacturing License Agreement listed below, as amended and as approved by the: U.S. Department of State MA Case No.-- Effective Date-- Expiration Date--

SPOC: 7570

REVISION DATE:
The transfer of defense article technical data and hardware in support of this contract is exported under the authority of International Traffic in Arms Regulations, 22 CFR 126.5(c) and is subject to the following conditions: (1) It will be for end-use in Canada by Canadian Federal or Provincial governmental authorities acting in an official capacity, or by a Canadian-registered person, and (2) It will not be re-exported and/or transfered to another end user who is not a Canadian Federal or Provincial governmental authority acting in an official capacity or a Canadian-registered person, or from Canada to another destination except the U.S., without the prior written approval of the U.S. Government. Any re-export or retransfer may occur only upon written authority from MDC. Any such re-export or retransfer to another Canadian-registered person may occur only when there is written confirmation that the recipient is a Canadian-registered person and that the provisions of this contract have been accepted by the receipient; and (3) The Seller shall limit delivery of defense articles being produced directly to MDC; a Department or Agency of the U.S. Federal Government; a Canadian-registered person authorized in writing to manufacture defense articles by and for the Government of Canada; or a Canadian Federal, Provincial or Territorial Government; and (4) The Seller shall destroy or return to MDC all of the technical data received pursuant to this contract following its use, unless the technical data has to be retained for use for a Canadian or U.S. Government entity that requires in writing the technical data be maintained. MDC must be provided with written verification that the technical data is being retained or destroyed; and (5) The Seller shall include the following clause on all documentation created from U.S. technical data: "This document contains technical data, the use of which is restricted by the U.S. Arms Export Control Act. This data has been provided in accordance with, and subject to, the limitations specified in paragraph 126.5 of the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR). By accepting this data, the consignee agrees to honor the requirements of the ITAR."; and (6) Use of technical data and hardware is limited to the manufacture of defense articles required by this contract; and (7) Acquisition of any rights in technical data received hereunder by any foreign person is prohibited; and (8) All subcontracts, lower tier contracts, purchase orders or supply agreements must contain the limitations identified in this condition, with the language changed to reflect the relationship of the parties if technical data is being transferred to the lower tier supplier.

SPOC: 7571

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
In addition to and not to conflict with the applicable law provision of the General Terms and Conditions of this contract, it is agreed that all questions arising hereunder shall be interpreted and resolved in accordance with the Uniform Commercial Code of the selected jurisdiction without regard to its conflict on law provisions. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply to this contract.

SPOC: 7572

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI REGARDLESS OF THE PLACES OF EXECUTION OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT. THIS NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY SECTION 35.53 OF SUBCHAPTER D, CHAPTER 35, BUSINESS AND COMMERCE CODE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.

SPOC: 7572A

REVISION DATE: 2-3-99
THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON REGARDLESS OF THE PLACE OF EXECUTION OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT. THIS NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY SECTION 35.53 OF SUBCHAPTER D, CHAPTER 35, BUSINESS AND COMMERCE CODE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.

SPOC: 7573

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 7-19-01
The parties hereto have agreed that this contract be drafted in English only; les parties aux presentes ont convenu de rediger ce contrat en Anglais seulement.

SPOC: 7575

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 
**** OBSOLETE SPOC **** SPOC IDENTIFIED AS OBSOLETE ON 10-21-98
Consultant shall not obtain nor disclose to MDC, directly or indirectly, any proprietary, "For Official Use Only", classified, or procurement sensitive information not legally available to Consultant or properly authorized for disclosure. Consultant will attach a receipt to any sensitive information delivered to MDC identifying the information, listing its source, the means of transmittal, the recipient, and the government's purpose for disclosing the information to Consultant.

SPOC: 7577

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96 
**** OBSOLETE SPOC **** SPOC IDENTIFIED AS OBSOLETE ON 10-21-98
(a) Under Public Law 99-661 a goal is established for obligations of certain funds to contracts and subcontracts with small disadvantaged business (SDB) concerns. Seller hereby agrees to carry out this policy by awarding subcontracts to SDB concerns to the fullest extent consistent with efficient contract performance. (b) "Small disadvantaged business" concern as used herein is defined in regulations prescribed by the U.S. Small Business Administration at13 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) Part 124. Seller shall presume that socially and economically disadvantaged individuals include Black Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, Asian-Pacific Americans, Asian-Indian Americans, and other individuals found to be disadvantaged by the Small Business Administration pursuant to section 8 (a) of the Small Business Act. (c) Seller, acting in good faith, may rely on written representationsby its subcontractors regarding their status as a small business concern owned and controlled by socially and/or economically disadvantaged individuals. (d) Seller agrees to provide MDC with sufficient information and/or data to enable MDC to determine the extent of compliance with the SDB subcontracting plan identified in paragraph (g) below. Failure of Seller to comply in good faith with their plan shall be a material breach of this contract. (e) MDC reserves the right to obtain credit towards its SDB contracting goals under prime contracts with the U.S. government for all of Seller's subcontracts placed with SDB concerns under this contract. (f) Notwithstanding its obligations under this condition, Seller shall be responsible for performance of the entire contract, includingthe work performed by SDB concerns. (g) The following is a list of SDB concerns which will be awarded subcontracts under this contract as set forth in Seller's offer. Any change to this list will require MDC consent: SDB Concern Description of Subcontract Estimated Contract Amount

SPOC: 7579

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
a) Any technical data supplied by MDC shall be used only for the manufacture of the defense articles ordered by this contract. b) Disclosure of technical data to any other person or firm without the prior written consent of MDC is expressly prohibited. c) Seller shall not permit the acquisition of any right, title or interest in any such technical data by any person, firm or corporation, either foreign or domestic. d) All technical data supplied by MDC shall be, as directed by MDC, either returned to MDC or destroyed, and Seller shall execute a certificate of destruction, upon the completion of this contract. e) Any subcontract for goods or services to fulfill the requirements of this contract shall contain all the limitations of this condition.

SPOC: 7582

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
The Government Property clause FAR 52.245-2, incorporated in the general terms and conditions of this contract is amended by adding the Alternate I provision.

SPOC: 7582A

REVISION DATE: 01-24-96
The Government Property clause FAR 52.245-2, incorporated in the general terms and conditions of this contract is deleted and replaced by Government Property (Cost-Reimbursement, Time-and-Material, Labor Hour Contracts) FAR 52.245-5.

SPOC: 7583

REVISION DATE: 03-27-96 8-30-00
This special condition is applicable if this order is, or becomes equal to or greater than $10,000 and is charged to a Government Prime Contract. The Seller certifies that Annual Representations and Certifications, MDC Form 858-12, which is incorporated herein by this reference, has been submitted to MDC and that the submittal is current, accurate and complete as of the date of Seller's bid. If Buyer awards a contract or Purchase Change Order to seller equal to or greater than $10,000, the applicable Annual Representations and Certifications incorporated is the most current one on file at Boeing dated within one year prior to the effective date of award.

SPOC: 7585

REVISION DATE: 11-20-98
The Seller is encouraged to pursue and implement Single Process Initiatives (SPIs) throughout the life of this contract. The Seller may be relieved of requirements of this contract when they are inconsistent with Government approved SPI processes at the Seller's facility. This relief will be granted only under the following conditions: (1) The MDC customer (US Air Force, US Navy, US Army or NASA) must have been a party to the SPI approval at the Seller's facility. (2) The Seller must describe in writing how the MDC contract requirements are inconsistent with the SPI processes, and must commit that there will be no adverse impact to performance, cost, quality or schedule due to the substitution of the Seller's approved SPI processes. (3) MDC must be satisfied that there are no firmly definable reasons (legal, technical, etc.) why the Seller's approved SPI processes cannot be used on the MDC prime contract. (4) Cost savings will be shared with MDC in a manner similar to that used in determining savings to the Government in the approved SPI. (5) Seller SPIs must be submitted to MDC for review as early as possible, preferably concurrent with submittal to the Seller's government customer. (6) Seller's SPI submittal to MDC must include the following information if available: (a) Copy of concept paper/block change proposal as submitted to DCMC (b) Boeing locations and programs involved (c) Description of equipment items affected (d) Specific change language (was/now) being requested (e) Consideration to MDC (f) Signed block change mod of MOA from DCMC (g) Seller's regular Boeing point of contact (h) Seller's point of contact for SPI technical issues (i) Names of other prime contractors affected (j) Government agencies who are a party to the SPI approvalMDC will consider all Government approved SPI processes meeting the above conditions as applicable to all existing and follow-on contracts issued by MDC to Seller.

SPOC: 7586

REVISION DATE: 3-13-98
Some contract requirements ordinarily flowed down to Seller's subcontracts may be inconsistent with Single Process Initiatives (SPIs) approved by the Governemnt for use at the subcontractor's facilities. Seller is authorized to supersede those contract requirements (except as required by law or regulation) by substituting the approved SPI on work to be performed for Seller at the subcontractor's facilities. Except as provided in such a Seller-subcontractor adopted, Government approved SPI, all other terms and conditions of this contract remain unchanged. Seller will notify the MDC Procurement Representative of any Government approved subcontractor SPI which Seller intends to authorize for use on work to be performed under this contract. Seller warrants that such authorization of an SPI will not negatively impact performance or schedule. If such an SPI changes contractual requirements so it warrants a decrease in the contract price, Seller will notify MDC and the parties will ascertain whether modification of this contract is appropriate.