State Acceptance and Authority Clause Samples

The State Acceptance and Authority clause establishes that the state, as a party to the agreement, formally accepts the terms and confirms it has the legal authority to enter into and perform under the contract. This clause typically requires a designated state official to sign the agreement, certifying that all necessary approvals and authorizations have been obtained. Its core function is to ensure the contract is legally binding on the state and to prevent disputes over whether the state had the proper authority to commit to the contract’s obligations.
State Acceptance and Authority. After all proposals have been analyzed and the recommendation is made to and accepted by the Department, DTMB will notify all Bidders accordingly. Any proposals not meeting the minimum requirements of the enclosed sample lease and instructions may be rejected. It is the State’s practice to select the lowest most responsive bid in consideration of all factors set forth in this RFP. The lowest bid does not necessarily mean it will be selected. The DMB Act (1984 Public Act 431, as amended) specifies that the DTMB is the only Department authorized to enter into lease agreements, subject to obtaining all necessary approvals. No individual, employee or agent of the State of Michigan has authority to bind the State without proper authorization. In accordance with the above, oral and written promises or representations made regarding a lease agreement, existing or proposed, or transmittal of written documents that have not been approved by the State Administrative Board, shall not be binding on the State. You must receive a fully executed document, signed by an authorized representative of the DTMB, for an agreement to be valid. Please review and read this RFP thoroughly. Your proposal should be based on the sample documents and requirements as presented in this RFP. The Bidder acknowledges and certifies that they are authorized to submit the proposal; that they have read and fully understand all terms and conditions of this RFP; that the proposal complies with the requirements of this RFP; and that they shall be responsible for any errors or omissions in the proposal. Signature of Authorized Bidder/Representative Date Printed Name Rev 4-21-10 State of Michigan - Department of Technology, Management & Budget - Real Estate Division
State Acceptance and Authority. After all proposals have been analyzed and the recommendation is made to and accepted by the Department, DTMB will notify all Bidders accordingly. Any proposals not meeting the minimum requirements of the enclosed sample lease and instructions may be rejected.
State Acceptance and Authority. After all proposals have been analyzed and the recommendation is made to and accepted by the Department, DTMB will notify all Bidders accordingly. Any proposals not meeting the minimum requirements of the enclosed sample lease and instructions may be rejected. It is the State’s practice to select the lowest most responsive bid in consideration of all factors set forth in this RFP. The lowest bid does not necessarily mean it will be selected. The DMB Act (1984 Public Act 431, as amended) specifies that the DTMB is the only department authorized to enter into lease agreements, subject to obtaining all necessary approvals. No individual, employee or agent of the State of Michigan has authority to bind the State without proper authorization. In accordance with the above, oral and written promises or representations made regarding a lease agreement, existing or proposed, or transmittal of written documents that have not been approved by the State Administrative Board, shall not be binding on the State. You must receive a fully executed document, signed by an authorized representative of the DTMB, for an agreement to be valid. SECRETARY OF STATE – WEST BLOOMFIELD, OAKLAND COUNTY SR #2010-0356 JUNE 2, 2010 Rev 4-21-10 State of Michigan - Department of Technology, Management and Budget - Real Estate Division This form is a proposal only to serve notification that the property noted below, with the building construction/remodeling, as per prints and specifications, is available for lease to the State of Michigan. NOTE: The State reserves the right to accept any proposal, to reject any or all proposals, and/or to waive any defects in proposal. Establishment of a lease agreement, if made, shall be with the Proposer whose proposal is in the best interest of the State of Michigan. NAME OF PROPOSER (LESSOR): CONTACT PERSON: ADDRESS OF PROPOSER (STREET) CURRENT LEGAL ENTITY (i. e., HUSBAND/WIFE, LLC, CORP., PARTNERSHIP): CITY STATE ZIP CODE TELEPHONE NUMBER: FAX NUMBER: EMAIL ADDRESS (Print Clearly) BUILDING ADDRESS AND/OR LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEASED PREMISES TOTAL BUILDING SQ. FT. (PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION) PERCENT OF BUILDING LEASED TO THE STATE % Zip Code: SQ. FT. OF LEASED PREMISES CURRENT STATE EQUALIZED VALUE (SEV) $ DATE OF SEV INITIAL LEASE TERM: 10-year CANCELLATION: Standard 90-day notice (A) MONTHLY BASE RENT $ (B) MONTHLY OPERATING COST $ (C) (A + B = C) MONTHLY RENT $ ANNUAL RENT $ SQ FT RATE $ RENEWAL OPTION TERM: two 5-year CANCELLATION: Standard 30-day notic...

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