CONTRACTOR has committed to Clause Samples

The "CONTRACTOR has committed to" clause defines specific obligations or promises that the contractor is required to fulfill under the contract. This clause typically outlines tasks, deliverables, or standards the contractor must meet, such as completing work by a certain deadline, adhering to quality requirements, or following safety protocols. By clearly stating these commitments, the clause ensures both parties understand the contractor's responsibilities, thereby reducing ambiguity and helping to prevent disputes over performance.
CONTRACTOR has committed to hire _ ( ) CareerSource Central Florida participants residing in the Orlando MSA. Therefore, within five (5) days after contract award, The failure of the CONTRACTOR to comply with these hiring commitments after contract award shall be grounds for termination of the contract for default. During performance of the contract, the CONTRACTOR will take appropriate steps to ensure that individuals hired under this program are retained. However, if it becomes necessary to replace an employee, the CONTRACTOR shall contact the BDD Liaison. At its discretion, COUNTY may periodically request submission of certified payrolls to confirm the employment status of program participants.
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