Archived - Standard Acquisition Clauses and Conditions Manual - M - Standing Offers

Use the following clause in standing offers in conjunction with clauses K0000D, 
M0000T and M0100D.

Use the following clause in Requests for a Standing Offer in conjunction with 
clauses K0000D, M0000C and M0100D.

Use the following clause in competitive solicitations/standing offers.

Use the following clause in bid solicitations covering professional services 
requirements.

Use the following clause in Request for Standing Offers.  This clause may be 
used in conjunction with M9101T.

Do not use this clause if standard instructions 2006 are used.

Use this clause to identify the contracting officer in the solicitation and the 
resulting standing offer documents.

Use this clause for security guard services.

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers when firm prices and/or rates are requested.

Use this clause in all Request for a Standing Offer and in all Standing Offer 
and Call-up Authority documents, when the client has confirmed that any contract 
resulting from the Standing Offer will be a defence contract as defined the 
Defence Production Act .

The contracting officer shall ensure that the applicable law selected by the 
offeror, or in absence of such selection, the law indicated in the Request for a 
Standing Offer, is inserted in the blank.

The contracting officer shall indicate the Canadian province or territory the 
law of which Canada proposes to apply to the standing offer and any resulting 
contract.  The offeror will be instructed to propose any change to applicable 
provincial or territorial law in its formal offer.

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers when the request for 
standing offers (2T-RFSO1) template is not used.

Use the following clause when the request for standing offers contains mandatory technical evaluation criteria and the basis of selection will be the responsive offer with the lowest evaluated price.

Use clause M0069T when the request for standing offers contains no technical evaluation criteria and the basis of selection is the responsive offer with the lowest evaluated price.

Use the following clause when the Request for Standing Offers contains mandatory technical evaluation criteria and the basis of selection will be the responsive offer with the lowest evaluated price on an item by item basis, or the responsive offer with lowest evaluated price on an aggregate basis.

Use the following clause when the request for standing offers contains mandatory and point-rated technical evaluation criteria, and the basis of selection will be the responsive offer with the lowest evaluated price.

Contracting officers must complete and insert in 1.(c) one of the following options:

• Option 1: "obtain the required minimum of _____ (insert minimum percentage) percent overall of the points for the technical evaluation criteria which are subject to point rating. The rating is performed on a scale of _____ (insert total number of available points) points."
• Option 2: "obtain the required minimum of _____ (insert minimum number of points) points overall for the technical evaluation criteria which are subject to point rating. The rating is performed on a scale of _____ (insert total number of available points) points."
• Option 3: "obtain the required minimum of points overall for the technical evaluation criteria which are subject to point rating."

Use the following clause when the request for standing offers contains mandatory and point-rated technical evaluation criteria, and the basis of selection will be the responsive offer with the lowest evaluated price per point.

Contracting officers must complete and insert in 1.(c) one of the following options:

• Option 1: "obtain the required minimum of _____ ( insert minimum percentage ) percent overall of the points for the technical evaluation criteria which are subject to point rating. The rating is performed on a scale of _____ ( insert the total number of points available ) points."
• Option 2: "obtain the required minimum of _____ ( insert minimum number of points ) points overall for the technical evaluation criteria which are subject to point rating. The rating is performed on a scale of _____ ( insert the total number of points available ) points."
• Option 3: "obtain the required minimum points for the technical evaluation criteria which are subject to point rating."

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers, in the section relating to the preparation of financial offers.

Use clause 1 when the offeror must submit firm prices for all items; or clause 2 when the offeror must submit firm prices for one or multiple groups of items. Delete the clause not used.

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers, in the section relating to the preparation of financial offers.

Use clause 1 when the offeror must submit firm rates for all categories of resources; or clause 2 when the offeror must submit firm rates for one or multiple groups of resource categories. Delete the clause not used.

Use the following clause when there is no technical evaluation criteria in the request for standing offers and the basis of selection will be the responsive offer with the lowest evaluated price.

Use the following in all standing offer documents where clause M0090T was used.

Use the following clause in all requests for standing offers for goods and 
services.

Use the following clause in Requests for a Standing Offer (RFSO) and in Standing 
Offer and Call-up Authority (SOCA) documents in conjunction with: 

(i)	either clause M0000T or M0000C, as appropriate, to incorporate by reference 
9403-6, Standard Instructions and Conditions - Standing Offers; and

(ii)	K0000D to incorporate by reference the general conditions and, if any, 
supplemental general conditions. 

It is suggested that this clause be inserted in the RFSO or SOCA immediately 
after clause M0000T or M0000C.

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers for goods when the financial evaluation of the offer will be conducted in accordance with the process described below.

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers for goods when offers may be received from Canadian and foreign-based suppliers and the financial evaluation of the offer will be conducted in accordance with the process described below.

Use this clause in conjunction with C2000C .

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers when offerors are required to provide specific documents with their offer. Using a numbering list, insert a title representing each document that Offerors are required to provide with their offer.

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers when the requirement is for new material and must conform to the latest version of the drawing, specification and part number that is in effect on the closing date of the request for standing offers.

Use this clause when it is anticipated that more than one Standing Offer will be 
issued as a result of the Request for a Standing Offer.

Use this clause when it is anticipated that more than one Standing Offer will be 
issued as a result of the Request for a Standing Offer.

Use the following clause in standing offers for temporary help when personnel for administrative support classification must meet the standards identified in the clause below.

Contracting officers may delete the standard which does not apply to the requirement.

Contracting officers must choose one of the options under paragraph 2 and complete the information to advise offerors how they can obtain a copy of that standard.

Use the following clause in all Requests for a Standing Offer where form 
PWGSC-TPSGC 944, Call-up Against Multiple Standing Offers, (french version is 
also available - PWGSC-TPSGC 945) is to be used as a call-up document in 
addition to the current PWGSC-TPSGC 942, Call-Up Against a Standing Offer.  
Should an offeror not agree that its agent may represent the holder of a 
standing offer other than itself and that its prices may appear on a multiple 
call-up form, then the clause should not be included in any subsequent standing 
offer and call-up authority for that offer.

Only one invoice will be issued per call-up.  Call-ups issued using form 
PWGSC-TPSGC 944 are not, under any circumstances, to be issued in order to 
prevent competition.

The purpose of form PWGSC-TPSGC 944 is to allow an identified user to issue a 
single call-up against various standing offers (not to exceed $40,000) to a 
single supplier who is the authorized agent of different offerors, when those 
offerors each hold a valid standing offer with Canada for identified goods.

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers when the authorized standing offer will be added to the Electronic Supply Chain (e-purchasing) website.

Clause M2000T is cancelled because it has been replaced by a Mandatory Certification, see Part 5 - Certifications, Part 7 - Standing Offer and Resulting Contract Clauses and a new Annex titled Federal Contractors Program for Employment Equity - Certification of the Request for Standing Offer (RFSO) Template, to be used for requirements where an individual call-up limitation at $1M and above will be allowed. This certification is mandatory for Departments or Agencies which are subject to the Federal Contractors Program (FCP).

Background - In June 2013, a streamlined FCP for employment equity was introduced which changed the obligations of both Offerors and Standing Offer Authorities in the application of the program. The threshold for the application of the FCP has been increased to $1M for an offeror, subject to the program, meaning that where a call-up limitation of $1M and above will be allowed, to have an Agreement to Implement Employment Equity (AIEE) in place with HRSDC -Labour. Once an offeror, subject to the program, is issued a standing offer with a call-up limitation of $1M or more, it must honour the AIEE as an on-going obligation and not simply for the period of the standing offer. Offerors who do not comply with the FCP or if their AIEE becomes invalid will be declared ineligible by HRSDC -Labour and their names will appear on the " FCP Limited Eligibility to Bid" list. In addition, an ineligible offeror should not be issued future standing offers or awarded future contracts, regardless of the value of the procurement.

Clause M2002T is cancelled because it has been replaced by a Mandatory Certification, see Part 5 - Certifications, Part 7 - Standing Offer and Resulting Contract Clauses and a new Annex titled Federal Contractors Program for Employment Equity - Certification of the Request for Standing Offer (RFSO) Template, to be used for requirements where an individual call-up limitation at $1M and above will be allowed. This certification is mandatory for Departments or Agencies which are subject to the Federal Contractors Program (FCP).

Background - In June 2013, a streamlined FCP for employment equity was introduced which changed the obligations of both Offerors and Standing Offer Authorities in the application of the program. The threshold for the application of the FCP has been increased to $1M for an offeror, subject to the program, meaning that where a call-up limitation of $1M and above will be allowed, to have an Agreement to Implement Employment Equity (AIEE) in place with HRSDC -Labour. Once an offeror, subject to the program, is issued a standing offer with a call-up limitation of $1M or more, it must honour the AIEE as an on-going obligation and not simply for the period of the standing offer. Offerors who do not comply with the FCP or if their AIEE becomes invalid will be declared ineligible by HRSDC -Labour and their names will appear on the " FCP Limited Eligibility to Bid" list. In addition, an ineligible offeror should not be issued future standing offers or awarded future contracts, regardless of the value of the procurement.

Use the following clause in all standing offer documents.  At the bid 
solicitation stage, the sanctions are provided to bidders for information 
purposes only.

The following clause must appear in all Standing Offer and Call-up Authority 
(SOCA) documents in conjunction with one of the following clauses:  M2405D, 
M2410D, M2415C or M2420C.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause M2400D, Revision - General, 
in the Standing Offer and Call-up Authority (SOCA), where applicable.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause M2400D, Revision - General, 
in the Standing Offer and Call-up Authority (SOCA), where applicable.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause M2400D, Revision - General, 
in the Standing Offer and Call-up Authority (SOCA), where applicable.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause M2400D, Revision - General, 
in the Standing Offer and Call-up Authority (SOCA), where applicable.

Use this clause in a "Revision to a Standing Offer and Call-up Authority" when 
the authority to make call-ups is being withdrawn.  This clause is NOT to be 
used in cases where default is the reason to withdraw the authority.  Use in 
conjunction with an Identified Users clause. 

The following clause should be included in all Standing Offers.

In the event the Crown terminates a contract resulting from a call-up, and other 
call-ups have been made which have not been completed, this clause will entitle 
the Crown to terminate any or all call-ups made.

Use the following clause in standing offers when price lists form part of the basis of payment.

Use this clause when price lists form part of the basis of payment.

This clause has been cancelled as per Policy Notification 152R1 - COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for Supplier Personnel .

This clause has been cancelled as per Policy Notification 152R1 - COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for Supplier Personnel .

Use the following clause in standing offers for service requirements, where specific individuals are proposed for the work and clause M3020T was included in the request for standing offer.

In the Request for Standing Offers (RFSO) template, insert this clause, if applicable, under the "Certifications" article of Part 6A - Standing Offer.

Use the following clause in request for standing offers for service requirements, where specific individuals will be proposed for the work. Use in conjunction with M3020C .

In the Request for Standing Offers (RFSO) template, insert this clause, if applicable, under "Certifications Precedent to Issuance of a Standing Offer", and delete the last sentence of the second paragraph "Failure to comply with the request may result in the offer being declared non-responsive."

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers when the education and experience of individuals will be evaluated.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers for services requirements. For non-competitive requirements, use clause M3026T . This clause is to identify any offeror who may be a former public servant for:

1. approval purposes when the successful offeror is a former public servant in receipt of a pension paid under the Public Service Superannuation Act ; and
2. to advise the successful offeror that the published proactive disclosure reports will include information to indicate if the successful offeror is a former public servant in receipt of a Public Service Superannuation Act (PSSA) pension.

Providing this information is a condition precedent to the issuance of a standing offer as opposed to a mandatory requirement for evaluation purposes.

For more information, consult section 3.90 Former Public Servants and 7.65 Proactive Disclosure of the Supply Manual .

Use the following clause in all non-competitive requests for standing offers for services requirements. For competitive requirements, use clause M3025T .

This clause is to identify any offeror who may be a former public servant for:

1. approval purposes when the successful offeror is a former public servant in receipt of a pension paid under the Public Service Superannuation Act ; and
2. to advise the successful offeror that the published proactive disclosure reports will include information to indicate if the successful offeror is a former public servant in receipt of a Public Service Superannuation Act (PSSA) pension.

Providing this information is a condition precedent to the issuance of a standing offer.

For more information, consult sections 3.90 Former Public Servants and 7.65 Proactive Disclosure of the Supply Manual .

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers for procurements that have been set aside under the federal government Procurement Strategy for Indigenous Business (PSIB).

Use this clause in conjunction with M9030T and A3000C , and if applicable, A3002T .

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for single item (line item) when competition is solely limited to Canadian goods as defined in A3050T .

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for multiple items (line item) when competition is solely limited to Canadian goods and the certification must be done on an item by item basis as defined in paragraph 3.(b) of clause A3050T .

Contracting officers must select one of the options provided in the clause.

Use clause M3053T for multiple items when the certification must be done on an aggregate basis.

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for multiple items (line item) when competition is solely limited to Canadian goods and the certification must be done on an aggregate basis as defined in paragraph 3.(a) of clause A3050T .

Use clause M3052T for multiple items when the certification must be done on an item by item basis.

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for single item (line item) when competition is solely limited to Canadian services as defined in paragraph 2 of clause A3050T .

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for multiple items (variety of services) when competition is solely limited to Canadian services as defined in paragraph 4 of clause A3050T .

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers when the requirement is a mix of goods and services, and the competition is solely limited to Canadian goods and Canadian services as defined in paragraph 5 of clause A3050T .

Use this clause in conjunction with clause A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in standing offers when the successful offeror had to complete and submit a Canadian content certification to be considered.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for single item (line item) when competition is conditionally limited to Canadian goods as defined in A3050T .

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for multiple items (line item) when competition is conditionally limited to Canadian goods and the certification must be done on an item by item basis as defined in paragraph 3(b) of clause A3050T .

Contracting officers must select one of the options provided in the clause.

Use clause M3063T for multiple items when the certification must be done on an aggregate basis.

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for multiple items (line item) when competition is conditionally limited to Canadian goods and the certification must be done on an aggregate basis as defined in paragraph 3.(a) of clause A3050T .

Use clause M3062T for multiple items when the certification must be done on an item by item basis.

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for single item (line item) when competition is conditionally limited to Canadian services as defined in paragraph 2 of clause A3050T .

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers for multiple items (variety of services) when competition is conditionally limited to Canadian services as defined in paragraph 4 of clause A3050T .

Use this clause in conjunction with A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

Use the following clause in competitive requests for standing offers when the requirement is a mix of goods and services, and the competition is conditionally limited to Canadian goods and Canadian services as defined in paragraph 5 of clause A3050T .

Use this clause in conjunction with clause A3050T and M3060C .

Contracting officers must consult the Canadian Content Policy ( Section 3.130 of the Supply Manual) to establish if the requirement is subject to the policy.

This clause has been cancelled as per Policy Notification 152R1 - COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for Supplier Personnel .

This clause has been cancelled as per Policy Notification 152R1 - COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for Supplier Personnel .

This clause has been cancelled as per Policy Notification 152R1 - COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for Supplier Personnel .

Use the following clause in standing offers for the purchase of petroleum products when prices are subject to adjustment in accordance with any increase or decrease established by the petroleum producer.

Use the following clause when it is anticipated that users will make payments 
for call-ups against the standing offer with a Government of Canada Acquisition 
Card (credit card) at the point of sale, and clause M3503T was used in the 
Request for Standing Offers, and the bidder has indicated in clause M3503T that 
payment for call-ups by credit card at point of sale is acceptable. (Refer to 
Supply Manual, procedure 5.184.)

Use the following clause when it is anticipated that users will make payments 
for call-ups against the standing offer by Government of Canada Acquisition Card 
(credit card) at the point of sale.

Use clause M3503C in the standing offer where the bidder indicates that payment 
by credit card at point of sale is acceptable.  (Refer to Supply Manual, 
procedure 5.184.)

Use the following clause in standing offers for the purchase of milk or cream when prices are subject to adjustment to reflect the actual minimum wholesale prices for milk established by the provincial milk marketing board.

Use the following clause in standing offers for the purchase of butter when prices are subject to adjustment in accordance with any increase or decrease established by the Canadian Dairy Commission.

Use the following clause in standing offers when an estimate of the cost of performing specific work is required before issuing call-ups. Call-ups should contain the statement of work and the estimate provided by the offeror.

Use the following clause when an estimate of the cost of performing specific 
work is required prior to issuing call-ups.  Call-ups should contain the 
statement of work and the estimate provided by the offeror.

Include the following clause in all master standing offers.  Refer to  SPM 
Directive 1100. 

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content policy is applicable (see Supply Manual), where 
competition is being solely limited to offers offering Canadian goods and/or 
services and where it is mandatory that offerors submit a certification with 
their offer.  This clause is to be used for single item requirements and 
multi-item requirements that are being certified on an aggregate basis.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content Policy is applicable (see Supply Manual) and where 
competition is being conditionally limited to offers offering Canadian goods 
and/or services.  This clause is to be used for single item requirements and 
multi-item requirements that are being certified on an aggregate basis.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content Policy is applicable (see Supply Manual), where 
competition is being solely limited to offers offering Canadian goods and/or 
services and where it is mandatory that offerors submit a certification with 
their offer.  This clause is to be used for multi-item requirements that are 
being certified on an individual item basis and where the offeror will be 
required to indicate beside each item, listed in the offer, whether the item is 
Canadian.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content policy is applicable (see Supply Manual), where 
competition is being solely limited to offers offering Canadian goods and/or 
services and where it is mandatory that offerors submit a certification with 
their offer.  This clause is to be for multi-item requirements that are being 
certified on an individual item basis and where the offeror is to list in the 
clause those items in its offer that are to be considered Canadian.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content Policy is applicable (see Supply Manual) and where 
competition is being conditionally limited to offers offering Canadian goods 
and/or services.  This clause is to be used for multi-item requirements that are 
being certified on an individual item basis and where the offeror will be 
required to indicate beside each item, listed in the offer, whether the item is 
Canadian.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content Policy is applicable (see Supply Manual) and where 
competition is being conditionally limited to offers offering Canadian goods 
and/or services.  This clause is to be used for multi-item requirements that are 
being certified on an individual item basis and where the offeror is to list in 
the clause those items in its offer that are to be considered Canadian.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content policy is applicable (see Supply Manual), where 
competition is being solely limited to offers offering Canadian goods and/or 
services and where it is not mandatory that offerors submit a certification with 
their offer.  This clause is to be used for single item requirements and 
multi-item requirements that are being certified on an aggregate basis. 

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content Policy is applicable (see Supply Manual), where 
competition is being solely limited to offers offering Canadian goods and/or 
services and where it is NOT mandatory that offerors submit a certification with 
their offer.  This clause is to be used for multi-item requirements that are 
being certified on an individual item basis and where the offeror will be 
required to indicate beside each item, listed in the offer, whether the item is 
Canadian.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in all competitive requests for standing offers in 
which the Canadian Content policy is applicable (see Supply Manual), where 
competition is being solely limited to offers offering Canadian goods and/or 
services and where it is not mandatory that offers submit a certification with 
their offer.  This clause is to be used for multi-item requirements that are 
being certified on an individual item basis and where the offeror is to list in 
the clause those items in its offer that are to be considered Canadian.

This clause must be used in conjunction with clause K4000D.

Use the following clause in standing offers. The order of documents shown below reflects current policy and legal advice. The contracting officer must amend the list to reflect the documents applicable to each standing offer and list the annexes by order of priority, as applicable.

Use clause A9140C for contracts.

Use the following clause in standing offers and Requests for Standing Offers.  
Contracting officers are advised that the order of documents shown reflects 
current policy and legal advice.  The list is to be amended by the contracting 
officer according to each situation.

Use clause B4025D for contracts and Requests for Proposals.

Use the following clause in all standing offers where the winning offeror's 
eligibility for consideration required the completion and submission of a signed 
Canadian Content certification.

Use the following clause in standing offers where there is a need to include a limitation of expenditure on the total value of the call ups.

If a limitation of expenditure is used in Part 7B. Resulting Contract Clauses of the RFSO template, the fill in for the number of months before the expiry date of the standing offer must be consistent with clause C6001C , i.e. 4 months.

Use the following clause in standing offers where the performance of the work 
will involve haulage.

Use the following clause in standing offers where the performance of the work 
will involve either haulage or a federal Fair Wage Schedule forms part of the 
contract or both.

Use the following clause in standing offers where the performance of the work 
will involve a fair wage schedule.

Use the following clause in standing offers when periodic usage reports are required from the offeror.

The standing offer authority must consult 8.75.1 of the Supply Manual for instructions on the reporting requirements. The requirements must be detailed in an annex to the standing offer and must include the data to be reported on by the offeror.

The reporting periods and the number of calendar days by which each report must be submitted after the reporting period must be indicated in the clause.

The standing offer authority must ensure that the offeror fulfills all the reporting requirements detailed in the standing offer.

Use the following clause in requests for standing offers if knowledge of potential subcontracts is desired before issuance of the standing offer.

Use this clause when issuing a call-up against a Departmental Individual 
Standing Offer.