Common use of Examples of Good Faith Efforts Clause in Contracts

Examples of Good Faith Efforts. “Good Faith Efforts” include but are not limited to the following: (1) Identifying and selecting specific products or services that can be subcontracted to certified MBE/WBEs. (2) Providing written notice to potential MBE/WBE subcontractors that bidder will be bidding on this contract and will be seeking subcontractors. (3) Advertising, in one or more daily or weekly newspapers, trade association publications, minority or trade oriented publications, trade journals, or other media specified by City, for MBE/WBEs that are interested in participating in the project. (4) Following up on initial notices Contractor sent to MBE/WBEs by contacting MBE/WBEs to determine whether they were interested in performing specific parts of the project. (5) Providing interested MBE/WBEs with information about the scope of work. (6) Negotiating in good faith with MBE/WBEs, and not unjustifiably rejecting as unsatisfactory proposals prepared by any MBE/WBEs, as determined by City. (7) Where applicable, advising and making efforts to assist interested MBE/WBEs in obtaining insurance required by City and the prime contractor. (8) Making efforts to obtain MBE/WBE participation that City could reasonably expect would produce a level of participation sufficient to meet City’s goals and requirements.

Examples of Good Faith Efforts. “Good Faith Efforts” include but are not limited to the following: (1) Identifying and selecting specific products or services that can be subcontracted to certified MBE/WBEs. (2) Providing written notice to potential MBE/WBE subcontractors that bidder Bidder will be bidding on this contract and will be seeking subcontractors. (3) Advertising, Advertising in one or more daily or weekly newspapers, trade association publications, minority or trade trade-oriented publications, trade journals, or other media specified by City, the City for MBE/WBEs that are interested in participating in the project. (4) Following up on initial notices the Contractor sent to MBE/WBEs by contacting the MBE/WBEs to determine whether they were interested in performing specific parts of the project. (5) Providing interested MBE/WBEs with information about the scope of work. (6) Negotiating in good faith with the MBE/WBEs, and not unjustifiably rejecting as unsatisfactory proposals prepared by any MBE/WBEs, as determined by the City. (7) Where applicable, advising and making efforts to assist interested MBE/WBEs in obtaining insurance required by the City and the prime contractorPrime Contractor. (8) Making efforts to obtain MBE/WBE participation that the City could reasonably expect would produce a level of participation sufficient to meet the City’s goals and requirements.

Examples of Good Faith Efforts. “Good Faith Efforts” " include but are not limited to the following: (1) Identifying and selecting specific products or services that which can be subcontracted to certified MBE/WBEs. (2) Providing written notice to potential MBE/WBE subcontractors that bidder Bidder will be bidding on this contract Contract and will be seeking subcontractors. (3) Advertising, in one or more daily or weekly newspapers, trade association publications, minority or trade oriented publications, trade journals, or other media specified by the City, for MBE/WBEs that are interested in participating in the project. (4) Following up on initial notices the Contractor sent to MBE/WBEs by contacting the MBE/WBEs to determine whether they were interested in performing specific parts of the project. (5) Providing interested MBE/WBEs with information about the scope of work. (6) Negotiating in good faith with the MBE/WBEs, and not unjustifiably rejecting as unsatisfactory proposals prepared by any MBE/WBEs, as determined by the City. (7) Where applicable, advising and making efforts to assist interested MBE/WBEs in obtaining insurance required by the City and the prime contractor. (8) Making efforts to obtain MBE/WBE participation that the City could reasonably expect would produce a level of participation sufficient to meet the City’s goals and requirements.