Local Business Participation Sample Clauses

Local Business Participation. The Governing Board of the Authority has made it a goal for this Agreement that the use of local businesses be maximized. For the purposes of this requirement, the term "local business" means a business which has a permanent place of business within the county and which holds a business tax receipt issued by the county that authorizes the business to provide the goods, services, or construction to be purchased and which business tax receipt is issued as of the Bid due date. If the business is a joint venture/partnership, it is sufficient for qualification as a local business if at least one (1) of the joint ventures/partners meets the test set forth in this subsection. For the purposes of this requirement, having a "permanent place of business" within the county means having headquarters which are located within the county or a permanent office or other site located within Palm Beach County from which the local business will produce or provide a substantial portion of the goods or perform a substantial portion of the services to be purchased and which headquarters or office was in existence as of the Bid due date. A post office box or location at a postal service center shall not constitute a permanent place of business. Contractor shall prioritize the satisfaction of the S/M/WBE goals established in Section 42 of the Agreement. Upon satisfaction of the requirements of Section 42, Contractor shall prioritize the utilization of local businesses. For every procurement, Contractor shall contact local businesses that provide the supplies or services sought, assess their qualifications and interest to provide the supplies or services sought, and provide them with the opportunity to submit a quote, bid or proposal. Contractor shall thoroughly investigate the capabilities of local businesses and maintain documentary evidence that it did not reject local businesses without sound reasons. The Contractor agrees to maintain all relevant records and information necessary to document compliance with this contract for five (5) years following the term of this Agreement and shall allow the Authority to inspect such records upon request.
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Local Business Participation. (a) In an effort to further stimulate and positively impact the local economy, the Company shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide minority-owned, women-owned and local small businesses certified by the City’s Small and Minority Business Resources Department (SMBR) an equal opportunity to participate as suppliers for materials and services purchased by the Company exclusively for use at its Manufacturing and Distribution Center. To assist in recruiting efforts, the Company is required to contact SMBR for a list of available City certified minority- owned, women-owned and local small businesses.
Local Business Participation. 4.1 §1.04(a) of the Agreement requires Websense, Inc. to comply with the applicable standards and principles of Chapters 2-9A (Construction), 2-9B (Professional Services), 2-9C (Nonprofessional Services) and 2-9D (Commodities) of the City’s Code and Program Rules for M/WBEs (“M/WBE Program”) in the purchase of commodities at its Austin Center by its employees at the Austin Center, and design and construction of its Austin Center (including leasehold improvements), in effect at the time of the solicitation for the particular scope of work or commodity purchase is to be completed. It is the Company’s responsibility to contact the City’s Small and Minority Business Resources Department (“SMBR”) to ensure the Company is complying with the current and applicable ordinances and rules. Did Websense, Inc. comply with the requirements in §1.04(a) of the Agreement during the year ended December 31, 20 ? Yes No
Local Business Participation. 4.1 §1.04(a) of the Agreement requires Dropbox, Inc. to comply with the applicable standards and principles of Chapters 2-9A (Construction), 2-9B (Professional Services), 2-9C (Nonprofessional Services) and 2-9D (Commodities) of the City’s ordinance and Program Rules for M/WBEs (“M/WBE Program”) in the purchase of commodities at its Sales and Operations Office by its employees at the Sales and Operations Office, and design and construction of its Sales and Operations Office (including leasehold improvements), in effect at the time of the solicitation for the particular scope of work or commodity purchase is to be completed. It is the Company’s responsibility to contact the City’s Small and Minority Business Resources Department (“SMBR”) to ensure the Company is complying with the current and applicable ordinances and rules. Did Dropbox, Inc. comply with the requirements in §1.04(a) of the Agreement during the year ended December 31, 20 ? Yes No
Local Business Participation. 4.1 §1.04(a) of the Agreement requires HID Global to use commercially reasonable efforts to provide minority-owned, women-owned and local small businesses certified by the City’s Small and Minority Business Resources Department (SMBR) an equal opportunity to participate as suppliers for materials and services purchased by the Company exclusively for use at its Software Center. Did HID Global comply with the local business participation requirements in §1.04(a) of the Agreement during the year ended December 31, 20 ? Yes No
Local Business Participation. 4.21.1 Developer shall, to the extent practicable, solicit services from local architects, engineers, consultants and other service providers in connection with the planning and design of the Facility. Developer understands and acknowledges that the County is committed to providing equal opportunities to small business enterprises, and that the County, in choosing Developer, expects Developer to further the County's initiative by considering, throughout the Project, potential small business contractors, subcontractors and suppliers that Developer can utilize to perform the Work.
Local Business Participation. (a) In an effort to further stimulate and positively impact the local economy, APPLE shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide local certified minority-owned and women-owned business enterprises (“M/WBEs”) an equal opportunity to participate as suppliers for materials and services purchased by APPLE exclusively for use at its Americas Operations Center. To assist in recruiting efforts, APPLE is required to contact the City’s Department of Small and Minority Business Resources (“SMBR”) for a list of available City certified M/WBEs. Within ninety (90) days after the Effective Date, APPLE shall submit to the City a reasonable supplier diversity policy regarding APPLE’s procurement of materials and services to be used exclusively at the Americas Operations Center which may be reasonably modified from time to time by APPLE. APPLE agrees to adhere to this policy for the procurement of materials and services for which the cost is more than Five Thousand and No/100 Dollars ($5,000.00) and for which there are qualified local certified M/WBE suppliers, providing competitive prices and with sufficient financial resources in light of the particular materials and services to be supplied. Failure to comply with this obligation shall be considered a breach of this Agreement. Should SMBR determine that APPLE has failed to satisfy its obligation under this paragraph (a) APPLE will forfeit the next anticipated Chapter 380 Payment as described in paragraph (f). With respect to any individual procurement of materials or services for which the cost is Five Thousand and No/100 Dollars ($5,000.00) or less, APPLE is encouraged, but not required, to adhere to the requirements of this paragraph (a). At the request of SMBR, APPLE shall provide documentation of its efforts to comply with this paragraph (a) to SMBR.
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Local Business Participation. 4.1 §1.04(a) of the Agreement requires Apple to:
Local Business Participation. 4.1 §1.04(a) of the Agreement requires VISA, Inc. to use commercially reasonable efforts to provide minority-owned, women-owned and local small businesses certified by the City’s Small and Minority Business Resources Department (SMBR) an equal opportunity to participate as suppliers for materials and services purchased by the Company exclusively for use at its Software Center. Did VISA, Inc. comply with the local business participation requirements in §1.04(a) of the Agreement during the year ended December 31, 20 ? Yes No

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