AUTHORIZATION TO AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS Sample Clauses
The "Authorization to Award Construction Contracts" clause grants formal permission for a designated party, typically the project owner or their representative, to enter into binding agreements with contractors for construction work. This clause outlines the conditions under which such authorization is given, such as the completion of design phases, approval of budgets, or receipt of necessary permits. By clearly specifying when and how contracts can be awarded, the clause ensures that construction commitments are made only after all prerequisites are met, thereby reducing the risk of premature or unauthorized contract execution.
AUTHORIZATION TO AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS. The following documentation is required to receive the Department's authorization to award construction contracts:
(1) Proof of advertising.
(2) Award recommendation, bid proposal, and bid tabulation (certified by the responsible engineer).
(3) Certification of compliance with the conditions of the Department's approval of competitively or non-competitively negotiated procurement, if applicable.
(4) Certification Regarding Disbarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and Voluntary Exclusion.
(5) Certification that the Local Government and contractors are in compliance with labor standards, including prevailing wage rates established for its locality by the DOL under the ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Act for Project construction.
(6) Certification that all procurement is in compliance with Section 8.10 which states that all iron and steel products used in the Project must be produced in the United States unless
(a) a waiver is provided to the Local Government by the EPA or (b) compliance would be inconsistent with United States obligations under international agreements.
AUTHORIZATION TO AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS. The following documentation is required to receive the Department's authorization to award construction contracts:
AUTHORIZATION TO AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS. The following documentation is required to receive the Department's authorization to award construction contracts:
(1) Proof of advertising.
(2) Award recommendation, bid proposal, and bid tabulation (certified by the responsible engineer).
(3) Certification of compliance with the conditions of the Department's approval of competitively or non-competitively negotiated procurement, if applicable.
(4) Certification Regarding Disbarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and Voluntary Exclusion.
(5) Certification by the Authorized Representative that affirmative steps were taken to encourage Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises participation in Project construction.
(6) Current certifications for Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises participating in the contract. If the goals as stated in the plans and specifications are not met, documentation of actions taken shall be submitted.
(7) Certification that the Project Sponsor and contractors are in compliance with labor standards, including prevailing wage rates established for its locality by the DOL under the ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Act for Project construction.
(8) Certification that all procurement is in compliance with Section 8.10 which states that all iron and steel products used in the Project must be produced in the United States unless
(a) a waiver is provided to the Project Sponsor by the EPA or (b) compliance would be inconsistent with United States obligations under international agreements.
AUTHORIZATION TO AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS. The following documentation is required to receive the Department's authorization to award construction contracts:
(1) Proof of advertising.
(2) Award recommendation, bid proposal, and bid tabulation (certified by the responsible engineer).
(3) Certification of compliance with the conditions of the Department's approval of competitively or non-competitively negotiated procurement, if applicable.
(4) Certification Regarding Disbarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and Voluntary Exclusion.
(5) Assurance that the Project Sponsor and contractors are in compliance with Section 1606 with labor standards, including prevailing wage rates established for its locality by the U.S. Department of Labor under the ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Act for Project construction.
(6) Certification that all procurement is in compliance with Section 8.10 which states that all iron and steel products used in the Project must be produced in the United States unless
(a) a waiver is provided to the Local Government by the EPA or (b) compliance would be inconsistent with United States obligations under international agreements.
AUTHORIZATION TO AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS. The following documentation is required to receive the Department's authorization to award construction contracts:
(1) Proof of advertising.
(2) Award recommendation, bid proposal, and bid tabulation (certified by the responsible engineer).
(3) Certification of compliance with the conditions of the Department's approval of competitively or non-competitively negotiated procurement, if applicable.
(4) Certification Regarding Disbarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and Voluntary Exclusion.
(5) Certification by the Authorized Representative that affirmative steps were taken to encourage Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises participation in Project construction.
(6) Current certifications for Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises participating in the contract. If the goals as stated in the plans and specifications are not met, documentation of actions taken shall be submitted.
(7) Assurance that the Local Government and contractors are in compliance with Section 1606 with labor standards, including prevailing wage rates established for its locality by the U.S. Department of Labor under the ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Act for Project construction.
(8) Certification that all procurement is in compliance with Section 8.09 which states that all iron and steel products used in the Project must be produced in the United States unless
(a) a waiver is provided to the Local Government by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or (b) compliance would be inconsistent with United States obligations under international agreements.