Common use of Administration and Direction of the Project Clause in Contracts

Administration and Direction of the Project. The Contractor shall ensure that each member of the Contractor’s Staff engaged on the Project observes the Conditions of this Agreement and any Variation entered into between the Parties hereto and that the Contractor’s Staff are promptly advised of any consequent changes in the scope of the Agreement or the Project. Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 17, the Authority may terminate the Agreement if any of the Contractor’s Key Staff are not available for the entire period needed to fulfil their duties in the Project, subject to prior discussion having first been held with the Contractor to attempt to identify and agree a mutually acceptable replacement and where the lack of availability of one or more of the Key Staff causes a material risk to the fulfilment of the delivery objective of the Project. The objectives of the Project are set out in Section 3. Within such objectives, the Contractor shall, subject to prior consultation with the Authority’s Representative where appropriate, at all times be responsible for and in control of the details of the exact programme to be followed and the day-to-day responsibility for carrying out this programme. The Contractor shall ensure that it communicates in a full, xxxxx and prompt manner with the Authority and such other third parties as may be notified to the Contractor by the Authority. The Contractor shall advise the Authority as required on the Project. In particular, the Contractor must notify the Authority of any proposed deviation from the agreed protocol or if significant developments occur as a study progresses (including, but not limited to, the safety of individuals or the scientific direction). The Authority reserves the right to terminate this Agreement forthwith: should the Contractor be unwilling or unable for any reason to continue with the Project; or if, in the reasonable opinion of the Authority, the Contractor is consistently failing to achieve an acceptable standard in relation to the Project, and where the Authority terminates this Agreement pursuant to this clause, the Authority shall not be obliged to make any further financial payments to the Contractor.

Administration and Direction of the Project. 2.1 The Contractor shall ensure that each member of the Contractor’s Staff engaged on the Project observes the Conditions of this Agreement and any Variation entered into between the Parties hereto and that the Contractor’s Staff are promptly advised of any consequent changes in the scope of the Agreement or the Project. . 2.2 Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 1719 , the Authority may terminate the Agreement if any of the Contractor’s Key Staff are not available for the entire period needed to fulfil their duties in the Project, subject to prior discussion having first been held with the Contractor to attempt to identify and agree a mutually acceptable replacement and where the lack of availability of one or more of the Key Staff causes a material risk to the fulfilment of the delivery objective of the Project. . 2.3 The objectives of the Project (and each separate Phase within it) are set out in Section 3the Invitation to Tender and the Challenge Brief. Within such objectives, the Contractor shall, subject to prior consultation with the Authority’s Representative where appropriate, at all times be responsible for and in control of the details of the exact programme to be followed and the day-to-day responsibility for carrying out this programmeprogramme will be under the control of the Contractor, in consultation with and, where appropriate, monitored by the Authority’s Representative. The Contractor shall ensure that it communicates in a full, xxxxx and prompt manner with full communication takes place between the Authority Parties and such other third parties others as may be notified to the Contractor by the Authority. The Contractor Authority and shall advise the Authority as required on the Project. In particular, the Contractor must notify the Authority and the Evaluation Committee of any proposed deviation from the agreed protocol or if significant developments occur as a study progresses (includingthe research and development work progresses, but not limited to, whether in relation to the safety of individuals or the to scientific direction). The . 2.4 Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 19 , the Authority reserves may terminate the right to terminate this Agreement forthwith: forthwith should the Contractor be unwilling or unable for any reason to continue with the Project; Project or if, in the reasonable opinion of the Authority, the Contractor is consistently failing to achieve an acceptable standard in relation to the Project, and where the Authority terminates . If this Agreement pursuant to this clauseoccurs, the Authority shall not be obliged to make any further financial payments payment to the Contractor.

Administration and Direction of the Project. 5.1 The Contractor shall ensure that each member of the Contractor’s Staff engaged on the Project observes the Conditions terms and conditions of this Agreement and any Variation entered into between the Parties hereto parties hereto, and that the Contractor’s Staff are promptly advised of any consequent changes in the scope of the Agreement or the Project. 5.2 In particular, as medical sensoring, wearables and IT are dynamic and rapidly evolving fields, considering up to date R&D, modifications to Functional Specifications shall be made possible. These specifications will be added as an amendment to the existing functional specifications. 5.3 Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 17Article 24, the Authority Procuring Entity may terminate the this Framework Agreement with a Contractor if any of the Contractor’s 's Key Staff are not available for the entire period needed to fulfil their duties in the Project, subject to prior discussion having first been held with the Contractor to attempt to identify and agree a mutually acceptable replacement and where the lack of availability of one or more of the Key Staff causes a material Material risk to the fulfilment of the delivery objective of the Project. . 5.4 The objectives and requirements of the Project are set out in Section 3the Common Challenge and the Functional Specifications document. Within the limits of such objectivesobjectives and requirements, the Contractor shall, subject to prior consultation with the Authority’s Representative where appropriate, at all times be responsible for and in control of the details of the exact programme program to be followed and the day-to-day responsibility for carrying out this programmeprogram will be under the control of the Contractor, in consultation, where appropriate, with the Procuring Entity’s representative. 5.5 The Contractor shall inform the Procuring Entity on a regular basis and, in any case, promptly upon the Procuring Entity's first request, of the progress of the Project. In particular, but without prejudice to Article 8.7 and 25 below, the Contractor shall notify the Procuring Entity of any proposed deviation from the agreed scope of work or if significant developments occur as the Research and development work progresses as soon as possible after the Contractor becomes aware of the necessity or usefulness of such deviation. 5.6 The Contractor shall ensure that it communicates in a full, xxxxx and prompt manner with full communication takes place between the Authority parties and such other third parties others as may be notified to the Contractor by the Authority. The Contractor Procuring Entity and shall advise the Authority as required on the Project. In particular. 5.7 Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 24, the Contractor must notify the Authority of any proposed deviation from the agreed protocol or if significant developments occur as a study progresses (including, but not limited to, the safety of individuals or the scientific direction). The Authority reserves the right to Procuring Entity may terminate this Framework Agreement forthwith: forthwith should the Contractor be unwilling or unable for any reason to continue with the Project; Project or if, in the reasonable opinion of the AuthorityProcuring Entity, the Contractor is consistently failing to achieve an acceptable standard in relation to the Project, and where the Authority terminates . If this Agreement pursuant to this clauseoccurs, the Authority Procuring Entity shall not be obliged to make any further financial payments payment to the Contractor.

Administration and Direction of the Project. 2.1 The RSSB may publish details of the Project for any non-commercial purpose, subject to the provisions of the Agreement. Such publication shall require the consent of the Contractor, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. 2.2 The Contractor shall ensure that each member of the Contractor’s Staff engaged on the Project observes the Conditions of this Agreement and any Variation entered into between the Parties hereto and that the Contractor’s Staff are promptly advised of any consequent changes in the scope of the Agreement or the Project. . 2.3 Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 1719, the Authority RSSB may terminate the Agreement if any of the Contractor’s Key Staff are not available for the entire period needed to fulfil their duties in the Project, subject to prior discussion having first been held with the Contractor to attempt to identify and agree a mutually acceptable replacement and where the lack of availability of one or more of the Key Staff causes a material risk to the fulfilment of the delivery objective of the Project. . 2.4 The objectives of the Project are set out in Section 3. Within such objectives, the Contractor shall, subject to prior consultation with the Authority’s Representative where appropriate, at all times be responsible for and in control of the details of the exact programme to be followed and the day-to-day responsibility for carrying out this programme. programme will be under the control of the Contractor, in consultation, where appropriate, with the RSSB’s Representative. 2.5 The Contractor shall ensure that it communicates in a full, xxxxx and prompt manner with full communication takes place between the Authority Parties and such other third parties others as may be notified to the Contractor by the Authority. The Contractor RSSB and shall advise the Authority as required on the Project. In particular, the Contractor must notify the Authority RSSB and the relevant research ethics committee of any proposed deviation from the agreed protocol or if significant developments occur as a study progresses (includingprogresses, but not limited to, whether in relation to the safety of individuals or the to scientific direction). . 2.6 The Authority RSSB reserves the right to terminate this Agreement forthwith: forthwith should the Contractor be unwilling or unable for any reason to continue with the Project; Project or if, in the reasonable opinion of the AuthorityRSSB, the Contractor is consistently failing to achieve an acceptable standard in relation to the Project, and where the Authority terminates . If this Agreement pursuant to this clauseoccurs, the Authority RSSB shall not be obliged to make any further financial payments payment to the Contractor.

Administration and Direction of the Project. 2.1 The Authority may publish details of the Project for any non-commercial purpose, subject to the provisions of the Agreement. Such publication shall require the consent of the Contractor, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. 2.2 The Contractor shall ensure that each member of the Contractor’s Staff engaged on the Project observes the Conditions conditions of this Agreement and any Variation entered into between the Parties hereto and that the Contractor’s Staff are promptly advised of any consequent changes in the scope of the Agreement or the Project. . 2.3 Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 17clause 19, the Authority may terminate the Agreement if any of the Contractor’s Key Staff are not available for the entire period needed to fulfil their duties in the Project, subject to prior discussion having first been held with the Contractor to attempt to identify and agree a mutually acceptable replacement and where the lack of availability of one or more of the Key Staff causes a material risk to the fulfilment of the delivery objective of the Project. . 2.4 The objectives of the Project are set out in Section 34. Within such objectives, the Contractor shall, subject to prior consultation with the Authority’s Representative where appropriate, at all times be responsible for and in control of the details of the exact programme to be followed and the day-to-day responsibility for carrying out this programme. programme will be under the control of the Contractor, in consultation, where appropriate, with the Authority’s Representative. 2.5 The Contractor shall ensure that it communicates in a full, xxxxx and prompt manner with full communication takes place between the Authority Parties and such other third parties others as may be notified to the Contractor by the Authority. The Contractor Authority and shall advise the Authority as required on the Project. In particular, the Contractor must notify the Authority and the relevant research ethics committee of any proposed deviation from the agreed protocol or if significant developments occur as a study progresses (includingprogresses, but not limited to, whether in relation to the safety of individuals or the to scientific direction). . 2.6 The Authority reserves the right to terminate this Agreement forthwith: forthwith should the Contractor be unwilling or unable for any reason to continue with the Project; Project or if, in the reasonable opinion of the Authority, the Contractor is consistently repeatedly failing to achieve an acceptable standard in relation to the Project, and where the Authority terminates . If this Agreement pursuant to this clauseoccurs, the Authority shall not be obliged to make any further financial payments payment to the ContractorContractor and reserves the right to reclaim all funding provided to the Contractor in relation to the Project.