Common use of Standardization of Contracts Clause in Contracts

Standardization of Contracts. The Contractor does hereby stipulate and agree that contracts awarded under Serial Nos. 0070, 8108, G8801, G8891 and G9325 all form an interwoven system for the provision of pupil transportation services as fully and completely as if they were awarded simultaneously, and, therefore, constitute one contract. This includes contracts that successor vendors obtain through assignments, mergers, acquisitions, management agency agreements or any other means. Therefore, any individual contractor with more than one contract will be deemed for all intents and purposes to possess one contract. Furthermore, any group of vendor entities subject to common ownership or control that holds more than one contract will be deemed for all intents and purposes to be one contractor with one contract, namely, the Contract.

Standardization of Contracts. The Contractor does hereby stipulate and agree that contracts awarded under Serial Nos. 00700065, 81080075, G88018107 and 9888, G8891 and G9325 all form an interwoven system for the provision of pupil transportation services as fully and completely as if they were awarded simultaneously, and, therefore, constitute one contract. This includes contracts that successor vendors obtain through assignments, mergers, acquisitions, management agency agreements or any other means. Therefore, any individual contractor with more than one contract will be deemed for all intents and purposes to possess one contract. Furthermore, any group of vendor entities subject to common ownership or control that holds more than one contract will be deemed for all intents and purposes to be one contractor with one contract, namely, the Contract.

Standardization of Contracts. The Contractor does hereby stipulate and agree that contracts awarded under Serial Nos. 00700065, 81080075, G8801, G8891 8107 and G9325 9888 all form an interwoven system for the provision of pupil transportation services as fully and completely as if they were awarded simultaneously, and, therefore, constitute one contract. This includes contracts that successor vendors obtain through assignments, mergers, acquisitions, management agency agreements or any other means. Therefore, any individual contractor with more than one contract will be deemed for all intents and purposes to possess one contract. Furthermore, any group of vendor entities subject to common ownership or control that holds more than one contract will be deemed for all intents and purposes to be one contractor with one contract, namely, the Contract.