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Terms of Use
Terms governing use of the HarborStone Advisory Group website, including the informational nature of its content, the absence of a client relationship, and independent verification responsibilities.
General information only
The content of this website is provided for general information about HarborStone Advisory Group and the types of support the firm provides. It describes services in general terms and is not a proposal, offer, or commitment.
Not professional advice
Nothing on this website constitutes legal, financial, engineering, architectural, accounting, investment, procurement, tax, or other professional advice. Decisions should be made with appropriately qualified and licensed professionals engaged for that purpose.
No client relationship
Use of this website, review of its content, or submission of an inquiry does not create an advisory, contractual, partnership, agency, or representative relationship. Any engagement is established only through a separate written agreement.
No guaranteed outcome
HarborStone does not guarantee any award, funding, investment, permit, approval, partnership, teaming arrangement, or project outcome. Outcomes depend on factors outside the firm's control, including decisions made by public agencies and other third parties.
Independent verification
Users remain responsible for independently verifying information relevant to their decisions, including solicitation requirements, deadlines, eligibility, licensing, and regulatory obligations, and for obtaining professional review where appropriate.
External information may change
Public notices, agency pages, program information, and other external material referenced on this website may be revised, relocated, or withdrawn without notice. Website content may also be updated at any time.
Inquiries and engagements
HarborStone may decline to respond to an inquiry and may decline, restrict, or discontinue an engagement at its discretion.
Conflicts and independence
HarborStone evaluates prospective engagements for actual, potential, and perceived conflicts of interest. HarborStone may decline, restrict, or discontinue an engagement when independence, confidentiality, applicable obligations, or professional responsibilities cannot be appropriately maintained.