Groundbreaking Ceremony Sample Clauses

Groundbreaking Ceremony. The Engineer shall assist the State with a groundbreaking ceremony to xxxx the beginning of the construction of the project. The event allows the agency to give a brief presentation about the project, discuss the project timeline, grant interviews to the media, and ask community leaders to briefly speak and state their support for the project at the ceremony. The Engineer shall be responsible for logistics and staffing and will pay for all rentals (ex. tent, chairs), gold shovels, and mementos.
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Groundbreaking Ceremony. The Member requests the Chamber to support and promote the Member’s ground breaking ceremony (the “Ceremony”) to take place at , Orlando, FL 32 , on , 20 , commencing at : a.m./p.m., and concluding at : a.m./p.m. In the event that this Agreement is countersigned by the Chamber’s authorized officer, this Agreement shall be become effective and binding on the Chamber, subject to its terms and conditions.

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