Common use of Prompt Payment Clause Clause in Contracts

Prompt Payment Clause. CCPRC (1) Subject to the provisions on retainage provided in Paragraph (2) below, when a subcontractor has satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract, the Contractor must pay the subcontractor for the Work item within seven (7) Calendar Days of the Contractor’s receipt of payment from CCPRC. A subcontractor shall be considered to have “satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract” when CCPRC pays the Contractor for that Work item. (2) The Contractor may withhold as retainage up to five (5%) percent of a subcontractor’s payment until satisfactory completion of all work items of the subcontract. “Satisfactorily completion of all work items of the subcontract” shall mean when CCPRC pays the Contractor for the last work item of the subcontract. The Contractor must release to the subcontractor any retainage withheld within seven (7) Calendar Days from the date the Contractor receives payment from CCPRC for the last work item of the subcontract. (3) Prior to receiving payment of each monthly estimate, the Contractor shall certify to CCPRC that the construction estimate is complete and that all subcontractors have been paid for work covered by previous estimates. (4) Failure to comply with any of the above provisions shall result in one or more of the following sanctions: (1) no further payments to the Contractor unless and until compliance is achieved; (2) the Contractor being placed in default; and/or (3) the Contractor being declared delinquent

Appears in 16 contracts

Samples: Contract Agreement, Contract Agreement, Contract Agreement

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Prompt Payment Clause. CCPRC. (1) Subject to the provisions on retainage provided in Paragraph (2) below, when a subcontractor has satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract, the Contractor must pay the subcontractor for the Work item within seven (7) Calendar Days of the Contractor’s receipt of payment from CCPRC. A subcontractor shall be considered to have “satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract” when CCPRC pays the Contractor for that Work item.pays (2) The Contractor may withhold as retainage up to five (5%) percent of a subcontractor’s payment until satisfactory completion of all work items of the subcontract. “Satisfactorily completion of all work items of the subcontract” shall mean when CCPRC pays the Contractor for the last work item of the subcontract. The Contractor must release to the subcontractor any retainage withheld within seven (7) Calendar Days from the date the Contractor receives payment from CCPRC for the last work item of the subcontract.Days (3) Prior to receiving payment of each monthly estimate, the Contractor shall certify to CCPRC that the construction estimate is complete and that all subcontractors have been paid for work covered by previous estimates. (4) Failure to comply with any of the above provisions shall result in one or more of the following sanctions: (1) no further payments to the Contractor unless and until compliance is achieved; (2) the Contractor being placed in default; and/or (3) the Contractor being declared delinquent

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Contract Agreement, Contract Agreement

Prompt Payment Clause. CCPRC (1) Subject to the provisions on retainage provided in Paragraph (2) below, when a subcontractor has satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract, the Contractor Vendor must pay the subcontractor for the Work item within seven (7) Calendar Days of the ContractorVendor’s receipt of payment from CCPRC. A subcontractor shall be considered to have “satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract” when CCPRC pays the Contractor for that Work item.payment (2) The Contractor Vendor may withhold as retainage up to five (5%) percent of a subcontractor’s payment until satisfactory completion of all work items of the subcontract. “Satisfactorily completion of all work items of the subcontract” shall mean when CCPRC pays the Contractor for the last work item of the subcontract. The Contractor Vendor must release to the subcontractor any retainage withheld within seven (7) Calendar Days from the date the Contractor Vendor receives payment from CCPRC for the last work item of the subcontract. (3) Prior to receiving payment of each monthly estimate, the Contractor Vendor shall certify to CCPRC that the construction estimate is complete and that all subcontractors have been paid for work covered by previous estimates. (4) Failure to comply with any of the above provisions shall result in one or more of the following sanctions: (1) no further payments to the Contractor Vendor unless and until compliance is achieved; (2) the Contractor Vendor being placed in default; and/or (3) the Contractor Vendor being declared delinquent

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Blanket Purchasing Agreement

Prompt Payment Clause. CCPRC (1) Subject to the provisions on retainage provided in Paragraph (2) below, when a subcontractor has satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract, the Contractor Vendor must pay the subcontractor for the Work item within seven (7) Calendar Days of the ContractorVendor’s receipt of payment from CCPRC. A subcontractor shall be considered to have “satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract” when CCPRC pays the Contractor Vendor for that Work item. (2) The Contractor Vendor may withhold as retainage up to five (5%) percent of a subcontractor’s payment until satisfactory completion of all work items of the subcontract. “Satisfactorily completion of all work items of the subcontract” shall mean when CCPRC pays the Contractor for the last work item of the subcontract. The Contractor Vendor must release to the subcontractor any retainage withheld within seven (7) Calendar Days from the date the Contractor Vendor receives payment from CCPRC for the last work item of the subcontract. (3) Prior to receiving payment of each monthly estimate, the Contractor Vendor shall certify to CCPRC that the construction estimate is complete and that all subcontractors have been paid for work covered by previous estimates. (4) Failure to comply with any of the above provisions shall result in one or more of the following sanctions: (1) no further payments to the Contractor Vendor unless and until compliance is achieved; (2) the Contractor Vendor being placed in default; and/or (3) the Contractor Vendor being declared delinquent

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Lease Agreement

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Prompt Payment Clause. CCPRC (1) Subject to the provisions on retainage provided in Paragraph (2) below, when a subcontractor has satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract, the Contractor must pay the subcontractor for the Work item within seven (7) Calendar Days of the Contractor’s receipt of payment from CCPRC. A subcontractor shall be considered to have “satisfactorily performed a work item of the subcontract” when CCPRC pays the Contractor for that Work item. (2) The Contractor may withhold as retainage up to five (5%) percent of a subcontractor’s payment until satisfactory completion of all work items of the subcontract. “Satisfactorily completion of all work items of the subcontract” shall mean when CCPRC pays the Contractor for the last work item of the subcontract. The Contractor must release to the subcontractor any retainage withheld within seven (7) Calendar Days from the date the Contractor receives payment from CCPRC for the last work item of the subcontract. (3) Prior to receiving payment of each monthly estimate, the Contractor shall certify to CCPRC that the construction estimate is complete and that all subcontractors have been paid for work covered by previous estimates. (4) Failure to comply with any of the above provisions shall result in one or more of the following sanctions: (1) no further payments to the Contractor unless and until compliance is achieved; (2) the Contractor being placed in default; and/or (3) the Contractor being declared delinquent

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Contract Agreement

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