Common use of Joint Offers Clause in Contracts

Joint Offers. The District intends to contract with single firms and not with multiple firms doing business as a joint venture, General Partnership, and/or informal team. Accordingly, where two or more firms desire to join in preparing a single SOQ, they should do so on a Prime and Sub-Consultant basis, rather than as a joint venture, General Partnership, or informal team. The firm acting as the “Prime”, if awarded the Contract, will enter into the contract with the District and shall for purposes of this RFQ be considered the “Applicant.” This is for contracting purposes only and does not mean that the “Sub- Consultants” qualifications will not be evaluated as part of the SOQ process.

Appears in 11 contracts

Samples: Master Services Agreement, Master Services Agreement, Master Services Agreement

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