Seeking to do business means (1) taking any action within the past six months to obtain a contract or business from the city when, if such action were successful, it would result in the person's doing business with the city; and (2) the contract or business sought has not been awarded to any person. (Prior Code §26.2-1)
Seeking to do business means [a] taking any action within the past 6 months to obtain a contract or business from the District which, if such action were successful, would result in the person doing business with the District; and [b] the contract or business sought has not been awarded to any person.
Seeking to do business means (1) taking any action to obtain business from the Fund when, if such action were successful, it would result in the Person's doing business with the Fund; and (2) the business sought has not been awarded to any Person.
Examples of Seeking to do business in a sentence
Employees of the Procurement & Contracts Department are prohibited from accepting any gift in any amount from a CHA Contractor Doing business or Seeking to do business with the CHA.
More Definitions of Seeking to do business
Seeking to do business means (1) taking any action within the past six months to obtain a contract with or business from the CTA when, if such action were successful, it would result in the person's doing business with the CTA; and (2) the contract or business sought has not been awarded to any person.
Seeking to do business means: (a) taking any action within the past six months to obtain a contract or business from LABF when, if such action were successful, it would result in a person or entity doing business with LABF; and (b) the contract or business sought has not been awarded to any person or entity.
Seeking to do business means taking any action within the past six (6) months or expecting to take any action within the next six (6) months, to obtain a contract from, or enter into any enterprise with, the CHA.
Seeking to do business means (1) taking any action within the past six months to obtain a contract or business from the City when, if such action were successful, it would result in the person's doing business with the City; and (2) the contract or business sought has not been awarded to any person. (Prior Code §26.2-1) Home | News | Events | City Departments | Site Map | Contact Us | Search for: Governmental Ethics OrdinanceChapter 2-156 (Prior Code §26.2) of the Municipal Code of Chicago
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