Local Hiring, Contractors, Vendors and HUB businesses Sample Clauses

Local Hiring, Contractors, Vendors and HUB businesses. The Company agrees to use reasonable efforts to hire employees, utilize contractors and subcontractors, and to purchase materials, supplies and equipment from vendors in Xxxxxxxx County in connection with the construction and operation of the Facility. The County acknowledges that certain aspects of the construction and operation of the Facility require specialized equipment and expertise and other services that may not be available locally in Xxxxxxxx County or the surrounding area. When purchasing materials, supplies, or equipment necessary for day-to-day operation of the Facility, the Company will give preference to Xxxxxxxx County merchants and vendors, provided that the materials, supplies, or equipment are offered for sale in that area at a competitive price and meet the Company's procurement requirements. In addition, the Company agrees to use its best efforts to grant a preference in hiring to Xxxxxxxx County residents, provided they meet the Company's pre-hire job qualifications. The Company shall maintain a list of qualified, historically under-utilized businesses and shall utilize its best efforts to notify and provide opportunities to contract with said businesses.
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Local Hiring, Contractors, Vendors and HUB businesses. The Company agrees to use reasonable efforts to hire employees, utilize contractors and subcontractors, and to purchase materials, supplies and equipment from vendors in Xxxxxxxx County in connection with the construction and operation of the Facility. The County acknowledges that certain aspects of the construction and operation of the Facility require specialized equipment and expertise and other services that may not be available locally in Xxxxxxxx County or the surrounding area. When purchasing materials, supplies, or equipment necessary for day-to-day operation of the price Comment [No.81]: The Company will give preference to local vendors and hire locally only if price is competitive. This is something it would do anyway. Comment [No.82]: Why wouldn’t the Company do this anyway? Comment [No.83]: Why wouldn’t the Company do this anyway? Facility, the Company will give preference to Xxxxxxxx County merchants and vendors, provided that the materials, supplies, or equipment are offered for sale in that area at a competitive and meet the Company's procurement requirements. In addition, the Company agrees to use its best efforts to grant a preference in hiring to Xxxxxxxx County residents, provided they meet the Company's pre-hire job qualifications. The Company shall maintain a list of qualified, historically under-utilized businesses and shall utilize its best efforts to notify and provide opportunities to contract with said businesses.
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Local Hiring, Contractors, Vendors and HUB businesses. The Company agrees to use reasonable efforts to hire employees, utilize contractors and subcontractors, and to purchase materials, supplies and equipment from vendors in Caldwell County in connection with the construction and operation of the Facility. The County acknowledges that certain aspects of the construction and operation of the Facility require specialized equipment and expertise and other services that may not be available locally in Caldwell County or the surrounding area. When purchasing materials, supplies, or equipment necessary for day-to-day operation of the Facility, the Company will give preference to Caldwell County merchants and vendors, provided that the materials, supplies, or equipment are offered for sale in that area at a competitive price and meet the Company's procurement requirements. In addition, the Company agrees to use its best efforts to grant a preference in hiring to Caldwell County residents, provided they meet the Company's pre-hire job qualifications. The Company shall maintain a list of qualified, historically under-utilized businesses and shall utilize its best efforts to notify and provide opportunities to contract with said businesses.
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