Common use of Thresholds Clause in Contracts

Thresholds. There is a {$50,000.00} threshold for any specific project. Projects expected to exceed this MPA’s threshold must be bid, any exceptions will require Purchasing Agent and/or Deputy Purchasing Agent pre-approval.

Thresholds. There is a {$50,000.00} 50K threshold for any specific project. Projects expected to exceed this MPA’s threshold must be bid, any exceptions will require Purchasing Agent and/or Deputy Purchasing Agent pre-approval. No work is to commence until these items are completed and a Purchase Order is issued.

Thresholds. There is a {$50,000.00} threshold for any specific project. Projects expected to exceed this MPA’s threshold must be bid, any exceptions will require Purchasing Agent and/or Deputy Purchasing Agent pre-approval.

Thresholds. There is a {$50,000.00} 250K threshold for any specific project. Projects expected to exceed this MPA’s threshold must be bid, any exceptions will require Purchasing Agent and/or Deputy Purchasing Agent pre-approval.

Thresholds. There is a {$50,000.00} 50K threshold for any specific project. Projects expected to exceed this MPA’s threshold must be bid, any exceptions will require Purchasing Agent and/or Deputy Purchasing Agent pre-approval.

Thresholds. There is a {$50,000.00} 150K threshold for any specific project. Projects expected to exceed this MPA’s threshold must be bid, any exceptions will require Purchasing Agent and/or Deputy Purchasing Agent pre-pre- approval.

Thresholds. There is a {$50,000.00} 150K threshold for any specific project. Projects expected to exceed this MPA’s threshold must be bid, any exceptions will require Purchasing Agent and/or Deputy Purchasing Agent pre-approval.