ASSISTANCE AT RETENDERING Sample Clauses

ASSISTANCE AT RETENDERING. The Supplier shall, where so requested by the Customer, at its own expense provide assistance to the Customer to migrate the provision of the Services to a Replacement Supplier in order to ensure continuity and orderly transition of the Services, such assistance may include Supplier demonstrations of the existing code and development documents, software licences used and Customer approval documents and Supplier assistance to answer service and development related clarification questions. The Supplier shall ensure that all items that are uploaded to the Repository by the Supplier pursuant to Clause 18 contain sufficient detail, code annotations and instructions so that a third party developer with reasonable technical abilities within the applicable role would be able to understand how the item was created and how it works and fits together with the other items in the Repository in a reasonable timeframe. Subject to the DPA, the Supplier shall within ten 10 Working Days of a request by the Customer, provide to the Customer, any information which is reasonably required by the Customer in order to facilitate the preparation of any invitation to tender and/or to facilitate any potential Replacement Contractor undertaking due diligence (except where such information is deemed to be Commercially Sensitive Information in which case the Supplier shall provide the information in a redacted form to the extent necessary to prevent disclosure of the Commercially Sensitive Information).
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ASSISTANCE AT RETENDERING. 17.1 The Supplier shall, where so requested by the Customer, at its own expense provide assistance to the Customer to migrate the provision of the Services to a Replacement Supplier in order to ensure continuity and orderly transition of the Services, such assistance may include Supplier demonstrations of the existing code and development documents, software licences used and Customer approval documents and Supplier assistance to answer service and development related clarification questions.
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ASSISTANCE AT RETENDERING. 17.1 The Supplier shall, where so requested by the Customer, at its own expense provide assistance to the Customer to migrate the provision of the Services to a Replacement Supplier in order to ensure continuity and orderly transition of the Services, such assistance may include Supplier demonstrations of the existing code and development documents, software licences used and Customer approval documents and Supplier assistance to answer service and development related clarification questions . Crown Commercial Service FRAMEWORK SCHEDULE 3 - CALL-OFF TERMS Di ital Services Framework A reement- RM1043
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ASSISTANCE AT RETENDERING. 17.1 The Supplier shall, where so requested by the Customer, at its own expense provide assistance to the Customer to migrate the provision of the Services to a Replacement Supplier in order to ensure continuity and orderly transition of the Services, such assistance may include Supplier demonstrations of the existing code, the handover of all development documents, the transfer to the customer of all software licences used for any licensed products within the system and the transfer of all Customer approval documents that are in place which will have set out those areas of development and code that have been firmly agreed and approved for use in the system. The Supplier will provide assistance to answer service and development related clarification questions for so long and to an extent as is reasonably necessary, for a period of 6 months from operational service hand over to a new supplier.
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