Wash. Admin. Code § 468-310-070 - Joint ventures
The department recognizes two distinct types of joint ventures for prequalification, classified as follows:
(1) Individual project joint venture: An
association of two or more prequalified firms formed for the specific purpose
of submitting a joint bid on a particular project. The bid of an individual
project joint venture will be accepted provided all members of the joint
venture are currently prequalified. At least fifteen days prior to the date set
for opening bids, the members of the joint venture must execute and file with
the department, for its approval, a standard form of "individual project
statement of joint venture" setting forth the name of the joint venture, the
members of the joint venture, the title of the improvement and the names of
those authorized to bind the joint venture. (Corporate minutes authorizing the
joint venture must accompany the joint venture request for
prequalification.)
(2) Continuing
joint venture: An association of two or more firms formed for the purpose of
submitting joint bids on projects to be let over a period of time. The bids of
continuing joint ventures will be accepted if prequalification has been
satisfactorily established by the following methods: A standard questionnaire
and financial statement combining the assets and liabilities of all members of
the venture shall be submitted in the name of the joint venture, together with
a photostatic or certified copy of the joint venture agreement. Such agreement
shall contain a provision which will unequivocally bind the parties, jointly
and severally, to any joint venture contract entered into thereunder. It shall
also specify the name under which the joint venture will operate and the names
of those authorized to sign proposals, bonds, contracts, estimates and other
documents and/or instruments in connection with the department's contracts.
Corporate minutes authorizing the joint venture must accompany the joint
venture request for prequalification. The department may require such further
documentation as it may deem necessary. A continuing joint venture agreement
will be executed as follows: An individual member of the joint venture shall
sign in his individual capacity showing the name of the firm under which he is
doing business. All partners both general and limited of a copartnership shall
sign under the name of the copartnership. An authorized officer shall sign on
behalf of a corporation with the corporate seal affixed. A certified copy of
the resolution of the board of directors adopting the joint venture and
authorizing the officer to enter into a joint venture agreement on behalf of
the corporation shall accompany the agreement.
Notes
Statutory Authority: 1983 c 133. 83-19-014 (Order 84), § 468-310-070, filed 9/12/83.
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