List of Vehicles Sample Clauses

List of Vehicles. Before September of each Extension year or at any other time stated by the Director, the Contractor must provide a list of all vehicles, including spare and maintenance vehicles, to be operated during each Extension year. Such list must show for every vehicle the year, make, type, seating capacity, registration number, bus number, license plate number, owner, lessee (if applicable), and the expiration date of the New York State Department of Transportation approval sticker. The information must be provided on forms approved and supplied by the BOE, and the Contractor must supply a copy of the title or certificate of registration for each listed vehicle. Whenever any changes occur in the list of vehicles, the Contractor must update the list within ten (10) business days. In addition, the Contractor must provide at the same time written assurance that all vehicles are equipped with two-way radios.
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List of Vehicles. The Contractor must provide a list of all vehicles, including spare and maintenance vehicles, to be operated during each Extension year. Each list must show for every vehicle the year, make, type, seating capacity, registration number, bus number, license plate number, owner, lessee (if applicable), and the expiration date of the New York State Department of Transportation approval sticker. The information required under this paragraph must be provided to a Web-Based Application, as supplied and updated by the BOE, and the Contractor must supply a copy of the title or certificate of registration for each listed vehicle. Whenever any changes occur in the list of vehicles as stated on the Web-Based Application, the Contractor must update the list within two (2) BOE Business Days. In addition, the Contractor must provide at the same time written assurance that all vehicles are equipped with two-way radios.
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List of Vehicles. At any time stated by the Director, the Contractor must provide a list of all vehicles, including spare and maintenance vehicles, to be operated during each Extension year. Each list must show for every vehicle the year, make, type, seating capacity, registration number, bus number, license plate number, owner, lessee (if applicable), and the expiration date of the New York State Department of Transportation approval sticker. The information must be provided on forms approved and supplied by the BOE, and the Contractor must supply a copy of the title or certificate of registration for each listed vehicle. Whenever any changes occur in the list of vehicles, the Contractor must update the list within ten (10) business days. In addition, the Contractor must provide at the same time written assurance that all vehicles are equipped with two-way radios.
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