Failure To Meet Outreach Requirements Sample Clauses

Failure To Meet Outreach Requirements. The Compliance Specialist will determine whether Successful Respondent has satisfied all outreach requirements. If the Compliance Specialist determines that Successful Respondent has failed to satisfy the outreach requirements as specified in this clause, then the Compliance Specialist may determine that the Successful Respondent is not compliant as indicated per the clause. The City shall send a written notice to the Successful Respondent stating the basis for the DBE Compliance Specialist’s decision. The Successful Respondent has seven (7) business days to cure the deficiency. Failure to submit the required forms and supporting documentation by the due dates will be deemed noncompliant and not in good standing with the City of Phoenix.
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Failure To Meet Outreach Requirements. The Compliance Specialist will determine, in writing, whether Respondent has satisfied all outreach requirements. If the Compliance Specialist determines that Respondent has failed to satisfy the outreach requirements (specified in Sections III and IV, Parts A, B, and C), then the Compliance Specialist may determine that the Response is nonresponsive. A determination of nonresponsiveness disqualifies Respondent from further consideration for the Lease award. The City shall send written notice to Respondent stating the basis for the Compliance Specialist’s decision.
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