36 CFR § 51.48

36 CFR · Parks, Forests, and Public Property

§ 51.48 — What happens to a right of preference in the event of termination of a concession contract for unsatisfactory performance or other breach?

36 CFR § 51.48

TitleTitle 36: Parks, Forests, and Public Property PartPart 51: Concession Contracts

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36 C.F.R. § 51.48 (2026).

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§ 51.48 What happens to a right of preference in the event of termination of a concession contract for unsatisfactory performance or other breach?
Nothing in this part will limit the right of the Director to terminate a concession contract pursuant to its terms at any time for less than satisfactory performance or otherwise. If a concession contract is terminated for less than satisfactory performance or other breach, the terminated concessioner, even if otherwise qualified, will not be eligible to be a preferred offeror. The fact that the Director may not have terminated a concession contract for less than satisfactory performance or other breach will not limit the authority of the Director to determine that a concessioner did not operate satisfactorily on an overall basis during the term

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§ 51.48 What happens to a right of preference in the event of termination of a concession contract for unsatisfactory performance or other breach?

Nothing in this part will limit the right of the Director to terminate a concession contract pursuant to its terms at any time for less than satisfactory performance or otherwise. If a concession contract is terminated for less than satisfactory performance or other breach, the terminated concessioner, even if otherwise qualified, will not be eligible to be a preferred offeror. The fact that the Director may not have terminated a concession contract for less than satisfactory performance or other breach will not limit the authority of the Director to determine that a concessioner did not operate satisfactorily on an overall basis during the term of a concession contract.