Examples of Bonded Contracts in a sentence
BHSI shall retain the right to remove the Reorganized Debtor from any of the projects associated with the BHSI Bonded Contracts for any or no reason, in BHSI's sole and absolute discretion, and to utilize any and all acknowledgments of default takeover, tender, assign, or arrange for the completion of the same through a completing contractor, in BHSI’s sole and absolute discretion.
Any failure to use the loans or advances, in whole or in part, for performance of obligations under such Bonds or Bonded Contracts shall not be a defense to Indemnitors’ duty to indemnify Surety for such loans or advances.
BHSI’s advances to the Debtor are secured by, inter alia, first priority liens on the BHSI Bonded Contracts and their proceeds, and junior liens on substantially all of the Debtor’s other assets.
Many Bonded Contracts and Bonds provide for such waivers of suretyship defenses or provide the Surety’s consent to a waiver of such defenses and the discharge of the Surety under the Bond.
The work performed by the Debtor and the subcontractors under the Bonded Contracts has been ongoing.
After payment in full of the Class 2A Claim, the holder of the Class 2B Claim shall receive all proceeds of the Travelers Collateral, subject to the Intercreditor Agreements, including proceeds of the Travelers Bonded Contracts and Travelers Claims, until such time as the Class 2B Claim is paid in full.
Indemnitors agree and expressly declare that all funds due or to become due under the Bonded Contracts are trust funds, whether in possession of Indemnitors or another, for the benefit and the payment of all Persons to whom Indemnitors incur obligations in the performance of the Bonded Contracts, for which Surety is or may be liable under the Bonds.
Furthermore, the rights and remedies available to Travelers under the Travelers DIP Documents, including, but not limited to, Travelers' right to utilize any and all acknowledgments of default, takeover, tender, assign, or arrange for the completion of any of the projects associated with the Travelers Bonded Contracts, and prosecute, defend, settle, etc.
All proceeds of non-federal Travelers Bonded Contracts and certain advances made by Travelers, are deposited into a lock-box account at PNC Bank, set up in the name of Matson, Driscoll & Damico, LLP, as agent for Travelers (the “Lock-Box Account”).
Travelers shall retain the right to remove the Reorganized Debtor from any of the projects associated with the Travelers Bonded Contracts for any or no reason, in Travelers' sole and absolute discretion, and to utilize any and all acknowledgments of default takeover, tender, assign, or arrange for the completion of the same through a completing contractor, in Travelers’ sole and absolute discretion.