Vendor/Entity COVID-19 Vaccine Compliance Certification

DePaul University Annual Vendor/Entity COVID-19 Vaccine Compliance Certification Pursuant To Illinois Executive Order 2021-20 (COVID-19 Executive Order No. 87)

I, , acting as an authorized representative of ("Vendor"), certify that our company will assist in mitigating the risk of spreading COVID-19 to the DePaul University community by complying with Illinois Executive Order 2021-20 (COVID-19 Executive Order No. 87) while performing services on campus. Minimally, we agree that:

1. All Vendor employees and contractors (“Employees”) shall comply with posted COVID-19 safety directives, such as wearing a mask covering their nose and mouth while inside any DePaul facility.
2. With the exception of Employees who are solely on site briefly, for example to make deliveries or pickups, all Employees shall be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
   1. Vendor shall be responsible for verifying the vaccination status of its Employees prior to assignment to DePaul.
   2. Employees should be prepared to provide proof of vaccinated status upon request.
3. With respect to Employees who receive an exemption from the vaccination requirement for a qualifying medical or religious reason:
   1. Vendor shall ensure that its exempted Employees complete testing on a weekly basis to confirm that such individuals remain negative for COVID-19.
   2. Vendor shall direct all exempted Employees to wear a mask at all times while on site at DePaul. Vendor shall reassign individuals who fail to do so.
   3. Vendor’s Employees should be prepared to provide proof of their most recent weekly negative test results upon request.
4. Vendor shall be responsible for: (1) verifying qualifying religious or medical exemptions for its Employees; (2) ensuring compliance with ongoing COVID-19 testing requirements as outlined herein; and (3) ensuring its Employees who test positive for COVID-19 do not return to DePaul until after 10 days since symptoms first appeared and at least 24 hours with no fever and improved symptoms or after a negative COVID-19 test, whichever is longer.