Good Faith Statement Sample Clauses

Good Faith Statement. Contractor warrants all incentive application information is submitted in good faith as true and correct and all the Qualifying Equipment listed in each incentive application is new and was sold to a Qualifying Customer who installed the Qualifying Equipment at a Qualifying Facility. Contractor will take appropriate internal administrative steps to avoid duplicate entries of Incentive applications that may be created due to Contractor’s current paperwork processes, personal organization of assigned administrative support, and potentially fraudulent activity. Appendix B Participating Agencies The current Participating Agencies include:
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Good Faith Statement. All information provided by FMFB-A in this RFP is offered in good faith. Individual items are subject to change at any time. FMFB-A makes no certification that any item is without error. FMFB-A is not responsible or liable for any use of the information or for any claims asserted there from. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Good Faith Statement. All information is provided by the County in good faith. Individual items are subject to change. The County makes no certification that any item is without error. The County is not responsible or liable for any use of the information or for any claims asserted there from.
Good Faith Statement. Applicant warrants that all Incentive Application information is submitted in good faith as true and correct and all Qualifying Services listed in each Incentive Application were performed by a Participating Trade Professional for a Qualifying Customer at a Qualifying Facility. Applicant will take appropriate internal administrative steps to avoid duplicate entries of Incentive Applications that may be created due to Participating Trade Professional’s current paperwork processes, personal organization of assigned administrative support, and potentially fraudulent activity.
Good Faith Statement. The Participating Distributor certifies and warrants that all information on any Incentive Application submitted by Participating Distributor is submitted in good faith as true and correct in all material respects and that all the Eligible Equipment listed in any Incentive Application will be new and sold to an Eligible Customer who has installed or will install the Eligible Equipment at a residential, C&I, or multifamily facility or residence in the Qualifying Territory. The Participating Distributor will take all appropriate and reasonable internal administrative steps to maintain trained staff on the Program and avoid duplicate entries of Incentive Applications that may be created due to current paperwork processes, personal organization of assigned administrative support, and potentially fraudulent activity.
Good Faith Statement. All information provided by FMFB-A in this RFP is offered in good faith. Individual items are subject to change at any time. FMFB-A makes no certification that any item is without error. FMFB-A is not responsible or liable for any use of the information or for any claims asserted there from.
Good Faith Statement. All Application information is submitted in good faith as true and correct and all of the Equipment listed in any Application will be new and sold to a customer for installation at a commercial facility that receives gas service from SoCalGas and pays a Public Goods Charge. Distributor will take appropriate internal administrative steps to avoid duplicate entries of Applications that may be created due to Distributor’s current paperwork processes, personal organization of assigned administrative support, and potential fraudulent activity. Funding Limitations Distributor acknowledges and understands that the Program has a limited budget. Except for Qualified Equipment sold within the last 30 days of the Program Term, Applications will be accepted on a first- come, first-served basis until the Program Term has ended or until allocated funds are spent. For Qualified Equipment sold within the last 30 days of the Program Term, Applications will be accepted on a first- come, first-served basis until 30 days after the Program end date is reached or until allocated funds are spent. First-come, first-served status will be determined by the date the incentive Application is submitted via the Instant Incentive System. Double Dipping Qualifying Equipment is eligible for only one CPUC-regulated incentive, either through this Program, or any other applicable SoCalGas energy efficiency incentive/rebate program. Therefore, all incentive Applications (defined below) must have a unique serial number entered for each piece of Qualifying Equipment. Applications will be compared for duplicate serial numbers across this, and other applicable SoCalGas programs. Applications containing the same serial number(s) as another in-process or approved Application in this Program or any other applicable program will be rejected from this Program for “double-dipping”. If “double-dipping” was determined based on the appearance of a duplicate serial number within another applicable program application, that program will be notified that the Application for this Program was rejected. Those program administrators will proceed as their policies and procedures dictate. Similarly, Applications reflecting the same install location as another in-process or approved application in this Program or any other applicable program will not be approved until double-dipping or any other appropriate verification is completed.
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