Examples of Litigation Bond in a sentence
The Litigation Bond shall remain in effect for two (2) years from the deadline for Proposal Submission.
The Litigation Bond must be in the form of a policy or certificate issued by a surety company licensed to do business in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
In lieu of a Litigation Bond, an Offeror may file securities or an irrevocable Letter of Credit in the form required by KRS 154A.100 and KRS 154A.600 (5).
The Offeror must provide a Litigation Bond in the amount of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000).
The Cabinet reserves the right to make a claim upon the Litigation Bond if all of the following apply:The Offeror brings any legal action against the jurisdiction, the Cabinet, any officer or employee of the Cabinet, any consultant or employee of a consultant under Contract with the Cabinet, or any Retailer, over the issuance of the RFP, the selection of the Successful Offeror, or execution of a Contract with the Successful Offeror.
The Contractor must provide a Litigation Bond in the amount of $2,500,000.00.
Following the signing of a Contract with the Successful Offeror, the Litigation Bond of any Offeror may be released upon acceptance by the Cabinet of a Offeror’s covenant not to sue.
Litigation Bond Each bidder responding to this RFP is required to submit a litigation bond in the amount of 5% of submitted bid made payable to the State of West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency.
Litigation Bond - A bond submitted by the vendor at the time of the bid which may be used by the state to recover damages due to frivolous and groundless law suits filed by the vendor in protest of an award, etc.
It is a widely accepted practice in the lottery industry [and other industries undergoing public procurements] to include in such Litigation Bond a third condition that would need to be satisfied before the Bond may be drawn upon, and we would ask that the Lottery add the following condition to conform to such industry standard: 3.