Common use of Licensed Contractor Clause in Contracts

Licensed Contractor. The contractor constructing and installing the Work (the “Contractor”) must be licensed pursuant to the California Business and Professions Code to do the Work. No construction can be performed on the Work except by a licensed Contractor approved by District. District may request evidence of qualifications that the Contractor has satisfactorily constructed other projects of like kind and magnitude and comparable difficulty. To the extent required by law, Developer and its Contractor, and any contract entered into by Developer and its Contractor, must comply with California Labor Code provisions concerning payment of prevailing wage rates, penalties, employment of apprentices, hours of work and overtime, keeping and retention of payroll records, and other requirements applicable to public works projects within the meaning of the Labor Code. (See California Labor Code division 2, part 7, chapter 1 (sections 1720-1861).)

Licensed Contractor. The contractor person(s) or entity(ies) constructing and installing the Work Park Improvements (the “"Contractor”") must shall be licensed pursuant to the California Business and Professions Code to do the Work. No construction can There shall be performed no Work on the Work Park Sites except by a licensed Contractor reasonably approved by District. District may request evidence of qualifications that the Contractor has satisfactorily constructed other projects of like kind and magnitude and comparable difficulty. To the extent required by law, Developer and its Contractor, and any contract entered into by Developer and its Contractor, must shall comply with California Labor Code provisions concerning payment of prevailing wage rates, penalties, employment of apprentices, hours of work and overtime, keeping and retention of payroll records, and other requirements applicable to public works projects within the meaning of the Labor Code. (See See, California Labor Code division Code, Division 2, part Part 7, chapter Chapter 1 (sections 1720-1720- 1861).)