Ad-Hoc Security Services Requirements Sample Clauses

Ad-Hoc Security Services Requirements. Eskom will from time to time require from the Contractor to provide ad-hoc security services including static guarding, escorting and patrolling to enhance its security operations in response to various operational conditions such as labour unrest, violent protests, high risk areas etc. The services may be required outside normal operating hours and at outlying areas throughout Western Cape operating unit. In the event that this is required, Eskom site representative shall officially inform the Contractor to provide such services with a detailed list of requirements and performance standards. The services will be paid for with the agreed prices and will be at rates negotiated with Eskom in advance relative to the governance framework and the inflation rate. The Ad hoc service requirements will under normal circumstances take place at the site where there are no security services provided. The services may be requested for any period and at any given time. The general ad-hoc service may under normal circumstance take the following process; The Eskom site representative will issue an instruction to the Contractor setting out the exact Ad hoc service requirements. This will include following details: o The location; o The time period; o The service start time/date; o The estimated end time/date (Duration); o The number of guards and equipment (i.e. vehicles, radios etc.) to be deployed; o Skills, competencies and qualifications of Security Officers. The Contractor will then be required to respond upon receiving the request from the respective Eskom site representative. Ad hoc requirements for services to be rendered in Eskom sites will be totally at the discretion of the Eskom site representative and the Eskom Security Management. Invoices for the required Ad hoc service must be submitted to the Eskom site representative within 48hrs of completion of the services.
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