way to this Contract. Contractor shall make its Subcontractor agreements available to DCH upon request. For any subcontract, there must be a designated project manager who is a member of the Subcontractor’s staff is directly accessible by DCH. This individual’s name and contact information must be provided to DCH when the subcontract is executed. The subcontract agreement must contain a provision which requires Contractor and its Subcontractors to seek binding arbitration to resolve any dispute between those parties and to provide DCH with written notice of the dispute. DCH also reserves the right to oversee, manage, coordinate, change, or disagree on any terms of the subcontract during the term of this Contract or the subcontract agreement. 19. TRAVEL EXPENSES AND USE OF STATE VEHICLES p. 38-39 – Section 19(A) and (B) A. Contractor is solely responsible for all travel costs arising from this Contract. State vehicles shall not be used in the performance of this Contract. 20. LICENSE, CERTIFICATE, AND PERMIT REQUIREMENT p. 39 – Section 20 (A)-(E) Contractor shall have, obtain, and maintain in good standing any licenses, certificates and permitsthat are required prior to and during the performance of Administrative Services under this Contract. Contractor shall provide DCH with certified copies of all licenses, certificates and permits that may be necessary, upon request. DCH’s Contractor warrants that it is qualified to do business in the State of Georgia and is not prohibited by its articles of incorporation, bylaws or any law of the State under which it is incorporated from performing the Administrative Services under this Contract. Loss of the licenses, certificates, or permits shall be cause for termination of the Contract pursuant to Section
way to this Contract. Contractor shall make its Subcontractor agreements available to DCH upon request. For any subcontract, there must be a designated project manager who is a member of the Subcontractor’s staff is directly accessible by DCH. This individual’s name and contact information must be provided to DCH when the subcontract is executed. The subcontract agreement must contain a provision which requires Contractor and its Subcontractors to seek binding arbitration to resolve any dispute between those parties and to provide DCH with written notice of the dispute. DCH also reserves the right to oversee, manage, coordinate, change, or disagree on any terms of the subcontract during the term of this Contract or the subcontract agreement. p. 38-39 – Section 19(A) and (B) 19. TRAVEL EXPENSES AND USE OF STATE VEHICLES A. Contractor is solely responsible for all travel costs arising from this Contract. State vehicles shall not be used in the performance of this Contract. p. 39 – Section 20 (A)-(E) 20. LICENSE, CERTIFICATE, AND PERMIT REQUIREMENT Contractor shall have, obtain, and maintain in good standing any licenses, certificates and permitsthat are required prior to and during the performance of Administrative Services under this Contract. Contractor shall provide DCH with certified copies of all licenses, certificates and permits that may be necessary, upon DCH’s request. Contractor warrants that it is qualified to do business in the State of Georgia and is not prohibited by its articles of incorporation, bylaws or any law of the State under which it is incorporated from performing the Administrative Services under this Contract. Loss of the licenses, certificates, or permits shall be cause for termination of the Contract pursuant to Section
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