Common use of Brands Clause in Contracts

Brands. Unless the bid documents state that only the brand is acceptable, brands are used in specifications solely for denoting the type and quality of goods, and “or equivalent” is automatically implied. If a bidder proposes an equivalent, the bidder must provide information showing the item is equivalent. This information needs to be submitted on paper; citation to Internet sites will generally be insufficient.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Purchase Contract, durhamnc.gov, durhamnc.gov

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