Common use of Contractor’s Cooperation Clause in Contracts

Contractor’s Cooperation. The Contractor has the duty to fully cooperate with the State and provide any and all requested information, documentation, etc. to the state when requested. This applies even if this Contract is terminated and/or a lawsuit is filed. Specifically, the Contractor shall not limit or impede the State’s right to audit or shall not withhold State owned documents.

Contractor’s Cooperation. The Contractor has the duty to fully cooperate with the State and provide any and all requested information, documentation, etc. to the state when requested. This applies even if this Contract is terminated and/or a lawsuit is filed. Specifically, the Contractor shall not limit or impede the State’s 's right to audit or shall not withhold State owned documents.

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Contractor’s Cooperation. The Contractor has the duty to fully cooperate with the State and provide any and all requested information, documentation, etc. to the state State, when requested. This applies even if this Contract is terminated and/or a lawsuit is filed. Specifically, the Contractor shall not limit or impede the State’s 's right to audit or shall not withhold State State-owned documents.

Contractor’s Cooperation. The Contractor has the duty to fully cooperate with the State and provide any and all requested information, documentation, etc. to the state State when requested. This applies even if this Contract is terminated and/or a lawsuit is filed. Specifically, the Contractor shall not limit or impede the State’s right to audit or and shall not withhold State State-owned documents.