SUBSTITUTION OF KING COUNTY CERTIFIED SCS FIRMS Sample Clauses

SUBSTITUTION OF KING COUNTY CERTIFIED SCS FIRMS. X. Xxxx County requires that any Certified SCS Firm listed by a Bidder on its Letters of Intent shall be used on the Contract.
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SUBSTITUTION OF KING COUNTY CERTIFIED SCS FIRMS. King County requires that any Certified SCS Firm listed by a Bidder on its Letter of Intent shall be used on the Contract. The Bidder or selected Contractor shall not substitute a Certified SCS Firm without the BDCC’s prior written approval. If the Bidder or selected Contractor proposes, at any time after bid opening and before Contract Execution, or at any time after Contract Execution, to substitute a Certified SCS Firm, the Bidder or selected Contractor shall provide the County with five (5) business daysprior written notice and an explanation for the SCS substitution request. Substitution of an identified Certified SCS Firm may only be made by a Bidder or the selected Contractor for the following reasons:

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