Prosecution of Work; Verification Requirements Sample Clauses

Prosecution of Work; Verification Requirements. (i) The Borrower shall, and shall cause CDOT to, diligently prosecute the work relating to the Project and complete the Project in accordance with the Construction Schedule, and in accordance with the highest standards of the Borrower’s and CDOT’s industry.
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Prosecution of Work; Verification Requirements. (i) The City shall diligently prosecute the work relating to the Project and complete the Project in accordance with the Construction Schedule, the Governmental Approvals in connection with the Project, and the highest standards of the Borrower’s industry.
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Prosecution of Work; Verification Requirements. The Borrower shall diligently prosecute the work relating to the Project and complete the Project in accordance with the Construction Schedule,108 and in accordance with the highest standards of the Borrower’s industry. The Borrower shall ensure that each Construction Contractor complies with all applicable laws and legal or contractual requirements with respect to any performance security instrument delivered by such Construction Contractor to the Borrower or to any other Borrower Related Party and shall ensure that any letter of credit provided pursuant to any Construction Agreement meets the requirements therefor set forth in such Construction Agreement. The Borrower shall comply with the verification requirements set forth in 2 C.F.R. §§ 180.300 and 180.320.
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Prosecution of Work; Verification Requirements. (i) The District, as agent of the Borrower pursuant to each WIFIA IPA, shall diligently prosecute the work relating to, and complete, each Project in accordance with the Construction Schedule for such Project, the Governmental Approvals in connection with such Project, and the highest standards of the District’s industry.
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