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4 . <br /> City at the conclusion of the Contract. Any loss or damage to such records, materials <br /> or information, for any reason, shall be replaced/recreated by the City and the cost for <br /> such restoration shall be paid by the Contractor. This requirement shall not include <br /> materials proprietary to the Contractor except those items necessary to satisfy <br /> reporting and other requirements of this Contract. <br /> E. The transition plan shall address the Contractor's plan, if any, to "wind down" its <br /> operations in anticipation of the transfer of its operations to a subsequent service <br /> provider or the City as the case may be;provided that, in no event shall the Contractor <br /> be relieved from full compliance with the performance requirements of the Contract. <br /> The transition plan shall address the Contractor's plans, if any: to begin to reduce <br /> inventory; and to terminate, assign or sublease existing equipment, vehicle, service <br /> and facility leases, contracts, and subcontracts. <br /> F. Vehicles: To the extent the Contractor expects to transfer vehicles, equipment and/or <br /> facilities to a subsequent service provider or the City, the transition plan shall address <br /> the schedule(s) for such transfers and the transfer of all relevant records related <br /> thereto. Such records shall include but not be limited to leases, contracts, <br /> maintenance records, operating manuals, warranties, financing documents, and any <br /> other documents or records related to the vehicles, equipment and/or facilities to be <br /> transferred. <br /> The City shall have thirty (30) days to accept or reject the transition plan. In the event that the <br /> City rejects the transition plan, the City shall advise the Contractor of the changes to the <br /> transition plan that must be made by the Contractor to meet the requirements of this Subsection. <br /> The Contractor shall make the necessary changes to the transition plan within thirty (30) days. If <br /> the Contractor cannot or will not make the necessary changes, the City may make the changes, <br /> and the cost of the City in performing this work shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. <br /> Both parties shall operate in accordance with the approved transition plan for the remainder of <br /> the term of the Contract. Any approved changes to the transition plan shall be documented in <br /> writing signed by both parties. <br /> In the event of termination of the Contract,the City may require that the Contractor prepare a <br /> transition plan in the accordance with some or all of the requirements of this section 36.0 <br /> 37.0 Federal Debarment for Primes and all Subcontractors. <br /> Contractor shall immediately notify the City of any suspension or debarment or other action that <br /> excludes the Contractor and any subcontractor from participation in Federal contracting. <br /> Contractor shall verify all subcontractors that are intended and/or used by the Contractor for <br /> performance of City work are in good standing and are not debarred, suspended or otherwise <br /> ineligible by the Federal Government. Debarment shall be verified at <br /> https://www.epls.Qov/epls/search.do. The Contractor shall keep proof of such verification within <br /> the Contractor records. <br /> 38.0 Supervision and Coordination. <br /> 27 of 34 27 <br />