Filing of Form PWC-100 Clause Samples

The Filing of Form PWC-100 clause requires a party to submit a specific form, known as Form PWC-100, typically to a regulatory body or court. This form is often used in the context of construction projects or public works to initiate or respond to claims, such as stop payment notices or payment bond claims. By mandating the timely and proper filing of this form, the clause ensures that all parties follow the correct legal procedures, thereby protecting the rights of claimants and providing a clear process for dispute resolution.
Filing of Form PWC-100. Manager shall timely file or update a PWC-100 Form (or other form required by DIR) with DIR, as and when required by Prevailing Wage Law, and concurrently deliver a copy of such filed or updated form to City.
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Filing of Form PWC-100. Subrecipient shall timely file a PWC-100 Form (or other form required by DIR) with DIR, as and when required by Prevailing Wage Law, and concurrently deliver a copy of such filed form to City.
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Filing of Form PWC-100. Contractor shall timely file or update a PWC-100 Form (or other form required by DIR) with DIR, as and when required by Prevailing Wage Law, and concurrently deliver a copy of such filed or updated form to City.
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