Common use of Certificate of Interested Parties Clause in Contracts

Certificate of Interested Parties. (Form 1295) DB Contractor must file a Form 1295, Certificate of Interested Parties (“Form 1295”) with the Texas Ethics Commission as required by Section 2252.908 of the Texas Government Code and Chapter 46 of Title 1 of the Texas Administrative Code (collectively, the “Form 1295 Laws”) in connection with each amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement, including any Change Order or Deviation. DB Contractor must indicate the CSJ for this Agreement and the applicable Change Order, Deviation or amendment number in the fields provided on Form 1295. As a condition to TxDOT's execution of any amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement, including a Change Order or Deviation, DB Contractor must submit to TxDOT an executed and notarized Form 1295 complying with the requirements of the Form 1295 Laws at the same time it submits the executed amendment, including any Change Order or Deviation, for TxDOT's execution. TxDOT will not execute any Change Order or other amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement until it has received the Form 1295 completed in accordance with this Section 10.4.6 and the Form 1295 Laws; provided, that DB Contractor’s filing of a Form 1295 does not obligate TxDOT to execute a Change Order or any other amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement. TxDOT will acknowledge receipt of each Form 1295 submitted by DB Contractor in relation to each amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement executed by TxDOT; however, TxDOT's receipt of a Form 1295 shall not be construed as TxDOT's review, approval, consent or certification as to the contents of such Form 1295, for which DB Contractor is solely responsible. Additional information regarding Form 1295 may be found at the Texas Ethics Commission website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/tec/1295-Info.htm.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Capital Maintenance Agreement, Capital Maintenance Agreement

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Certificate of Interested Parties. (Form 1295) DB Contractor must file a Form 1295, Certificate of Interested Parties (“Form 1295”) with the Texas Ethics Commission as required by Section 2252.908 of the Texas Government Code and Chapter 46 of Title 1 of the Texas Administrative Code (collectively, the “Form 1295 Laws”) in connection with each amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement, including any Change Order or Deviation. DB Contractor must indicate the CSJ for this Capital Maintenance Agreement and the applicable Change Order, Deviation or amendment number in the fields provided on Form 1295. As a condition to TxDOT's ’s execution of any amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement, including a Change Order or Deviation, DB Contractor must submit to TxDOT an executed and notarized Form 1295 complying with the requirements of the Form 1295 Laws at the same time it submits the executed amendment, including any Change Order or Deviation, for TxDOT's ’s execution. TxDOT will not execute any Change Order or other amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement until it has received the Form 1295 completed in accordance with this Section 10.4.6 10.4.7 and the Form 1295 Laws; provided, provided that DB Contractor’s filing of a Form 1295 does not obligate TxDOT to execute a Change Order or any other amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement. TxDOT will acknowledge receipt of each Form 1295 submitted by DB Contractor in relation to each amendment to this Capital Maintenance Agreement executed by TxDOT; however, TxDOT's ’s receipt of a Form 1295 shall not be construed as TxDOT's ’s review, approval, consent or certification as to the contents of such Form 1295, for which DB Contractor is solely responsible. Additional information regarding Form 1295 may be found at the Texas Ethics Commission website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/tec/1295-Info.htmxxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/tec/1295- Info.htm.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Capital Maintenance Agreement

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