USDOT REQUIREMENTS FOR AGREEMENTS WITH THE TJPA Sample Clauses

USDOT REQUIREMENTS FOR AGREEMENTS WITH THE TJPA. The USDOT’s requirements for agreements between the TJPA and a third party are summarized below. Certain USDOT provisions described below may not be applicable to all agreements with the TJPA. The italicized text is intended to assist the Contractor in understanding which Federal requirements may be applicable to an agreement. The USDOT and the TJPA have sole discretion to apply any particular provision described below. These provisions supplement the provisions in the Agreement, and shall be interpreted in the broadest possible manner to avoid any conflicts. If there is an unavoidable conflict between the USDOT requirements and any other terms and conditions of the Agreement, in the TJPA’s sole determination, the USDOT requirements shall take precedence. The following provisions (1-12) apply to all Agreements (excluding micropurchases—purchases of $3,000.00 or less).
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