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American Iron and Steel Contract Language - Michigan
American Iron and Steel Contract Language is a legal document that was released by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy - a government authority operating within Michigan.
FAQ
Q: What is the American Iron and Steel contract language?
A: The American Iron and Steel contract language is a requirement that certain iron and steel products used in water infrastructure projects must be produced in the United States.
Q: Which state has implemented the American Iron and Steel contract language?
A: Michigan has implemented the American Iron and Steel contract language.
Q: What is the purpose of the American Iron and Steel contract language?
A: The purpose of the American Iron and Steel contract language is to support domestic manufacturing and ensure that taxpayer-funded projects use American-made iron and steel products.
Q: What types of projects does the American Iron and Steel contract language apply to?
A: The American Iron and Steel contract language applies to water infrastructure projects, such as water treatment plants and pipelines.
Q: Is the American Iron and Steel contract language mandatory?
A: Yes, the American Iron and Steel contract language is mandatory for certain federally funded water infrastructure projects.
Q: Are there any exceptions to the American Iron and Steel contract language?
A: Yes, there are exceptions to the American Iron and Steel contract language, such as if the iron and steel products are not available in sufficient quantity or quality in the United States.
Q: Who enforces the American Iron and Steel contract language in Michigan?
A: In Michigan, the enforcement of the American Iron and Steel contract language is the responsibility of the state and local agencies overseeing the water infrastructure projects.
Q: Are there any penalties for non-compliance with the American Iron and Steel contract language?
A: Yes, there can be penalties for non-compliance with the American Iron and Steel contract language, including the potential loss of federal funding for the project.
Q: Is the American Iron and Steel contract language unique to Michigan?
A: No, the American Iron and Steel contract language is not unique to Michigan. It is a requirement that can be implemented by any state or local agency for federally funded water infrastructure projects.
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