Common use of Aliens Clause in Contracts

Aliens. All employees of Wood are, to the knowledge ------ of Wood (including any constructive knowledge the Immigration Reform and Central Act of 1986, as amended (the "IRCA") may deem Wood to have), (i) citizens of the ---- United States or (ii) not citizens of the United States, but, in accordance with the IRCA and other applicable federal governmental requirements, are either (A) immigrants authorized to work in the United States or (B) nonimmigrants authorized to work in the United States for Wood in their specific jobs. Since November 6, 1986 Wood has not (i) hired (or by reason of any contract, subcontract or exchange is considered for purposes of the IRCA to have hired) an alien in the United States to perform labor or services with knowledge (as determined in accordance with the IRCA) that the alien is an unauthorized alien with respect to performing that labor or those services, (ii) continued the employment of any employee hired after November 6, 1986 with knowledge (as determined in accordance with the IRCA) that the employee is or has become an unauthorized alien with respect to that employment or (iii) directly or indirectly in violation of the IRCA required any individual it has hired to post a bond or security or provide any other financial assurance to it against any potential liability under the IRCA as a result of that hire. Wood has obtained, completed and maintained Form I-9s in accordance with, and has otherwise complied with the record-keeping requirements of, the IRCA.

Aliens. All employees of Wood are, to the knowledge ------ of Wood (including any constructive knowledge the Immigration Reform and Central Act of 1986, as amended (the "IRCA") may deem Wood to have), (i) citizens of the ---- United States or (ii) not citizens of the United States, but, in accordance with the IRCA and other applicable federal governmental requirements, are either (A) immigrants authorized to work in the United States or (B) nonimmigrants authorized to work in the United States for Wood in their specific jobs. Since November 6, 1986 Wood has not (i) hired (or by reason of any contract, subcontract or exchange is considered for purposes of the IRCA to have hired) an alien in the United States to perform labor or services with knowledge (as determined in accordance with the IRCA) that the alien is an unauthorized alien with respect to performing that labor or those services, (ii) continued the employment of any employee hired after November 6, 1986 with knowledge (as determined in accordance with the IRCA) that the employee is or has become an unauthorized alien with respect to that employment or (iii) directly or indirectly in violation of the IRCA required any individual it has hired to post a bond or security or provide any other financial assurance to it against any potential liability under the IRCA as a result of that hire. Wood has obtained, completed and maintained Form I-9s in accordance with, and has otherwise complied with the record-keeping requirements of, the IRCA.