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No. You are not required to ensure that your vendors and suppliers develop and maintain written AAPs. The regulations require that each contractor and subcontractor include the EO clause in each subcontract or purchase order. Whether a vendor or supplier is subject to the written AAP requirements, would depend on, among other things, whether the vendor or supplier has a subcontract that is necessary to the performance of the Government contract, the dollar value of any such subcontract, and the number of employees in the vendor's or supplier's workforce.
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