Set-aside contracts definition

Set-aside contracts means (1) a contract for goods, equipment, construction, or services which is designated as a contract for which bids are invited and accepted only from qualified small business enterprises, qualified minority business enterprises or qualified women's business enterprises, as appropriate, (2) a portion of a contract when that portion has been so designated, or (3) any other purchase or procurement so designated; and
Set-aside contracts means a restricted federal contract for which only a Small Business Concern may submit offers.
Set-aside contracts means (1) a contract for goods, equipment, construction, or services which is designated as a contract for which bids are invited and accepted only from qualified

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Set-aside contracts means (1) a contract for goods, equipment, construction, or services which is designated as a contract for which bids are invited and accepted only from qualified small business enterprises, qualified veteran business enterprises, qualified minority business enterprises or qualified women's business enterprises, as appropriate, (2) a

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  • Dividends means cash dividends and cash distributions with respect to any Pledged Shares or other Pledged Property made in the ordinary course of business and not a liquidating dividend.

  • Junior Obligations means the Junior Obligations of the Guarantor and the Junior Obligations of the Issuer;

  • Senior Obligations is defined in Section 5.1 of this Agreement.

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