Common use of Comprehensive Insurance Clause in Contracts

Comprehensive Insurance.  If fully comprehensive insurance is not in place, the cost of any subsequent damage or loss of vehicles shall be borne by the Contractor. The Contractor shall include a quote for an insurance policy in their technical proposal. Evidence of insurance shall be required prior to signing of the contract. Evidence of insurance shall be required prior to signing of the contract. Lot-2

Comprehensive Insurance.  If fully comprehensive insurance is not in place, the cost of any subsequent damage or loss of vehicles shall be borne by the Contractor. The Contractor shall include a quote for an insurance policy in their technical proposal. Evidence of insurance shall be required prior to signing of the contract. Evidence of insurance shall be required prior to signing of the contract. Lot-2.

Comprehensive Insurance.  If fully comprehensive insurance is not in place, the cost of any subsequent damage or loss of vehicles shall be borne by the Contractor. The Contractor shall include a quote for an insurance policy in their technical proposal. Evidence of insurance shall be required prior to signing of the contract. Evidence of insurance shall be required prior to signing of the contract. Lot-2

Comprehensive Insurance.   If fully comprehensive insurance is not in place, the cost of any subsequent damage or loss of vehicles shall be borne by the Contractor. The Contractor shall include a quote for an insurance policy in their technical proposal. Evidence of insurance shall be required prior to signing of the contract. Evidence of insurance shall be required prior to signing of the contract. Lot-2