Open Records Act Sample Clauses

Open Records Act. The Design Professional acknowledges the application of the Georgia Open Records Act (See O.C.G.A. §50-18-70) to the Design Professional’s records concerning this Project and agrees to comply with all requirements thereunder and require same of all consultants. The Design Professional must promptly advise Owner in writing within 24 hours of a request for records falling under the Act.

Open Records Act. Bidder/Proposer agrees and acknowledges that any and all documents submitted in response to and all bids/proposals are subject to disclosure under the State of Texas Open Records Act. Bidder/Proposer must contact the CISD Public Information Office at (▇▇▇) ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ to submit a formal request for the information.

Open Records Act. Vendor acknowledges that Purchasing Entity are subject to the Oklahoma Open Records Act. Vendor also acknowledges that such Purchasing Entity will comply with the Oklahoma Open Records Act and with all opinions of the Oklahoma Attorney General concerning this Act. Except for a provision of the Contract specifically designated as confidential in a writing executed by both parties or a provision protected from disclosure in the Open Records Act, no Contract provision is confidential information and, therefore, any provision is subject to disclosure under the Open Records Act.

Open Records Act. Supplier acknowledges that all State agencies and certain other Customers are subject to the Oklahoma Open Records Act set forth at 51 O.S. §24A-1 et seq. Supplier also acknowledges that compliance with the Oklahoma Open Records Act and all opinions of the Oklahoma Attorney General concerning the Act is required.

Open Records Act. The Design Professional acknowledges the application of the Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. §50-18-70) to his records on the Project and must inform Owner within 24 hours of a request falling under the Act.

Open Records Act. Consultant acknowledges and agrees that all documents collected or produced for use by a private person, firm, or corporation pursuant to a contract or other agreement or understanding with any governmental entity are public records and are subject to disclosure under the Open Records Act (see O.C.G.A. §50-18-70). The Open Records Act makes it mandatory that any contract with a private person, firm, or corporation provide for the inspection or copying of public records within three business days of the receipt of an open records request. Details and procedures, including permissible exemptions and the means of claiming such exemptions, are contained in the Act. Consultant acknowledges that non-compliance with the Act may constitute a criminal act. Consultant must promptly advise Regents in writing within 24 hours of a request for records falling under the Act. Failure to comply with the Act is a material breach of this Contract which may result in termination for cause.

Open Records Act. Any employee, as a member of the public, can inspect and/or obtain copies of Board minutes, agendas, financial records, revenue and expenditure reports, or any other record deemed open to the public under the Oklahoma Open Record Act (Section 765-782-1).

Open Records Act. Lessee understands and acknowledges that SRA is a public body and obligated to comply with the Oklahoma Open Records Act (51 O.S. §24A.1. et.seq.). Lessee understands and acknowledges that persons or entities that submit information to public bodies have no right to keep such information from public access or dissemination, nor a reasonable expectation that the information will be kept from public access. SRA has no duty to notify Lessee whenever a request for such information is received by SRA in accordance with the Act.

Open Records Act. Vendor acknowledges that all Oklahoma State agencies and certain other Oklahoma-based entities are subject to the Oklahoma Open Records Act. Vendor also acknowledges that such Customers will comply with the Oklahoma Open Records Act and with all opinions of the Oklahoma Attorney General concerning this Act. Except for a provision of the Contract specifically designated as confidential in a writing executed by both parties or a provision protected from disclosure in the Open Records Act, no Contract provision is confidential information and, therefore, any provision is subject to disclosure under the Open Records Act.