Contract Inception Clause Samples
The Contract Inception clause defines the exact point at which the agreement between the parties becomes legally effective. Typically, this clause specifies whether the contract begins upon signature by both parties, on a particular date, or upon the occurrence of a specific event. By clearly establishing when contractual obligations commence, it ensures that both parties understand when their rights and duties under the contract are activated, thereby preventing disputes over the timing of enforceability.
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Contract Inception. An Offer does not constitute a Contract nor does it confer any rights on the Offeror to the award of a Contract. A Contract is not created until the Offer is accepted in writing by the State of Arizona’s Procurement Officer’s signature on the Offer and Acceptance form. A notice of award or of the intent to award shall not constitute acceptance of the Offer.
Contract Inception. An Offer does not constitute a Contract nor does it confer any rights on the Offeror to the award of a Contract. A Contract is not created until the Offer is accepted in writing by the school district’s Governing Board. Offerors will be so notified in writing by the School District.
Contract Inception. An Offer does not constitute a Contract nor does it confer any rights on the Responder to the award of a Contract. A Contract is not created until the Offer is accepted in writing by the Board of Supervisors, County Manager, Chief Financial Officer, or their designee’s signature on the Offer and Acceptance Form. A notice of award or of the intent to award shall not constitute acceptance of the Offer.