Contractor Purchases Sample Clauses
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Contractor Purchases. Each contractor is expected to develop a program which will ensure that a percentage of its discretionary operational purchases are made from Historically Underutilized Businesses in the Milwaukee area. Milwaukee Public Schools will provide a listing of certified suppliers which qualify in meeting the purchase requirements. This list will be updated as additional certified HUB suppliers are located.
Contractor Purchases. Any purchases of $5,000.00 or greater made for equipment, supplies or materials in the performance of this contract shall be pre-approved in writing by the Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative. Contractor equipment, supply or material purchases of $25,000.00 or greater shall be pre-approved in writing by the Contracting Officer. Any purchases made, subject to this clause, that are not pre-approved in accordance with this clause shall be made at the Contractor’s risk. NNC12ZQ012R Section G SECTION H - SPECIAL CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS _____________________________________________
Contractor Purchases. If Owner specifies that tangible personal property to be incorporated into real property as defined for sales and use tax purposes or taxable services to be purchased by Contractor from vendors or Subcontractors qualify for exemption from sales or use taxes, Contractor shall not include sales or use taxes on such exempt tangible personal property or services in the Contract Price. Unless otherwise specified: a) consumable materials and supplies or Contractor’s tools and equipment that are not incorporated into the Work or the overall project are not eligible for exemption and the Contract Price shall include, and Contractor shall pay, any sales or use taxes on such items; and b) Contractor will use its own properly-executed exemption or resale certificate, and not Owner’s direct pay permit, to make exempt purchases of tangible personal property or services from vendors or Subcontractors.
Contractor Purchases. If Owner specifies that tangible personal property to be incorporated into real property as defined for sales and use tax purposes or taxable services to be purchased by Contractor from vendors or subcontractors qualify for exemption from sales or use taxes, Contractor shall not include sales or use taxes on such exempt tangible personal property or services in the Agreement Price. Unless otherwise specified: a) consumable materials and supplies or Contractor’s tools and equipment that are not incorporated into the Work or the overall project are not eligible for exemption and the Agreement Price shall include, and Contractor shall pay, any sales or use taxes on such items; and b) Contractor will use its own properly-executed exemption or resale certificate, and not Owner’s direct pay permit, to make exempt purchases of tangible personal property or services from vendors or subcontractors. Owner Purchases from Contractor. With respect to any Owner purchases from Contractor of tangible personal property not incorporated into real property as defined for sales and use tax purposes or taxable services, Owner shall provide to Contractor its direct pay permit (if Owner has been issued a direct pay permit) or an appropriate exemption certificate required to relieve the Contractor of its responsibility to collect sales or use tax from the Owner. If Owner provides Contractor such direct pay permit or exemption certificate, sales or use taxes on Owner purchases from Contractor of tangible personal property or taxable services shall not be collected from Owner or included in the Agreement Price. Unless otherwise approved or directed by Owner in writing, Contractor shall not use Owner’s direct pay permit to make exempt purchases of tangible personal property or taxable services from vendors or subcontractors. Contractor Cooperation. Contractor shall take all steps reasonably necessary to ensure that Contractor’s purchases from vendors or subcontractors of items of tangible personal property or services are exempt from sales and use tax pursuant to any applicable exemption pursuant to the law of any U.S. jurisdiction or its political subdivisions.