CONTRACT REGISTER. 10.1 The Head of the Joint Procurement Service shall maintain a Register of all such Contracts awarded following Process 4 and 5 (and those under process 3 that have been communicated to the JPS), specifying the name of the Contractor, the goods works services to be supplied, the length of the Contract, its expiry date, value and named contract manager.
10.2 Copies of the Register maintained under 10.1 above shall be made available online and the link to this published on the websites of both Forces and the Police and Crime Commissioners for Surrey and Sussex.
10.3 Heads of Division and Departments are required to advise the Joint Procurement Services of all contracts they enter into with a value between £5,000 and £50,000 no later than 30 days following the award of the Contract. Details of these contracts shall then be made available via the websites of both Forces and the Police and Crime Commissioners for Surrey and Sussex when advised.
10.4 Contract renewals should be identified through the register and used to establish the ongoing procurement work plan.
10.5 Supporting information including the signed contract, schedules, variations or any other must be uploaded on to the Contract Register for all contracts held.
10.6 Where a copy of a contract is requested under transparency obligations, it will be obtained from the contract Register with any confidential/sensitive information being redacted before publication.
CONTRACT REGISTER. Parties hereby acknowledge and agree that Institution shall be obliged to publish this Amendment 2 in accordance with Act No. 340/2015 Coll., On Contract Register.
CONTRACT REGISTER. All approved contracts are registered in the Contract Management System / Tool to enable easy retrieval and identification of all contractual arrangements. Contracts that are partially executed, signed by one party, may be registered into the Contract Management System prior to forwarding to other parties for signature. The Contract Management unit / function should ensure that all signatures are obtained and contracts are updated in the system. Contract registers should be used to monitor contract end dates in order to notify the end user to commence with the procurement strategy on time, at least 6 or 12 months prior to the expiry of the contract. Effective contract register should have the following characteristics: • Contract number, name of contractor, description, award date, type of contract, amount, contract period, department, project manager, contact details, expenditure, commitment; • This will simplify the reconciliation or cross-check between the register and the Municipality's financial management information system; • Expenditure against the contract and value of commitment. Contract register report will be established detailing status of contracts and the reports to be provided by the 6th of every month to the Head of SCM on the following: • Valid contracts in place; • Contracts due to expire in six or twelve months; • Contracts extended; • All expired contracts; • Contract variation; • Cancelled contracts; • Contracts captured on the system; (where applicable) • Value of commitments; • Value of accruals. The Accounting Officer of a Municipality or Municipal Entity must annually report to the council of the Municipality on the management of the contract or agreement and the performance of the contractor.
CONTRACT REGISTER. All approved contracts are registered in the Contract Management System to enable easy retrieval and identification of all contractual arrangements. Contracts that are partially executed, signed by one party, may be registered into the Contract Management System prior to forwarding to other parties for signature. The Contract Management unit function should ensure that all signatures are obtained, and contracts are updated in the system. Contract registers should be used to monitor contract end dates in order to notify the end user to commence with the procurement strategy timeously, at least 6 months prior to the expiry of the contract. An effective contract register should have the following characteristics: • Contract number, name of contractor, description, award date, type of contract, amount, contract period, department, project manager, contact details, expenditure, commitment. • This will simplify the reconciliation or cross-check between the register and the municipality's financial management information system. • Expenditure against the contract and value of commitment. Contract register report will be established detailing status of contracts and the reports to be provided by the 5th working day of every month to the Head of SCM on the following: • Valid contracts in place. • Contracts due to expire in six to twelve months. • Contracts extended. • All expired contracts. • Contract variations. • Cancelled contracts. • Contracts captured on the system; (where applicable) • Value of commitments. • Value of accruals.
CONTRACT REGISTER. 11.1 The Head of the Joint Procurement Service shall maintain a Register of all such Contracts awarded following Process 4 and 5, specifying the name of the Contractor, the goods works services to be supplied, the length of the Contract, its expiry date, value and named contract manager.
11.2 Copies of the Register maintained under 11.1 above shall be made available on the websites of both Forces and the Police and Crime Commissioners for Surrey and Sussex.
11.3 Heads of Division and Departments are required to advise the Joint Procurement Services of all contracts they enter into with a value between £5,000 and £50,000. Details of these contracts shall be available via the websites of both Forces and the Police and Crime Commissioners for Surrey and Sussex when advised.
11.4 Contract renewals should be identified through the register and used to establish the ongoing procurement workplan.
11.5 Supporting information including the signed contract, schedules, variations, key correspondence must be uploaded on to the Contract Register for all contracts held.
11.6 Where a copy of a contract is requested under transparency obligations, it will be obtained from the contract Register with any confidential/sensitive information being redacted before publication.
11.7 Heads of Division and Departments are responsible for establishing whether aggregation of spend rises above the £50,000 threshold, within their own budget areas, and should therefore be subject to the relevant Procurement procedures for the higher threshold. The assistance of the Joint Procurement Service must be sought in this instance.
CONTRACT REGISTER. The Parties have expressly agreed that this Agreement shall take effect only after publication of the Agreement pursuant to Act No. 340/2015 Coll., on Contract Register, as amended, unless a later date is specified (suspensive condition of effect by law). Publication shall be arranged by the Client. The Parties agree to this publication; for the purposes of publication, they do not consider anything in the Agreement or in the metadata relating to the Agreement to be excluded from publication. Should the Agreement be performed before its effective date, such performance shall be considered as an advance for the purposes of the Agreement. SCHEDULE I Each invoice must contain the designation of the project under which this agreement is paid, namely: “RICAIP – Research and Innovation Centre on Advanced Industrial Production Reg. No.: CZ.02.1.01/0.0/0.0/17_043/0010085” Part A: Pricing Tier - Modules Inclusive of: Contract start date: 31.01.2022 First Invoice Date - 31.01.2022 Excluded: Part B: Client Fees and Costs
i. Access to the Hosted Services; and
ii. Access to Technical Support. Any additional services provided by the Company shall be charged at the time and materials rates published by the Company from time to time.
CONTRACT REGISTER. The Parties consent to the publication of the Agreement by the Institution to meet the obligations prescribed to them by the applicable and effective legislation, especially Act No. 340/2015 Coll. on the Contract Register, as amended, and also instructions and decisions of the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic. The published Agreement will not include any personal details of natural persons not publicly available in a public register, confidential information under this Agreement or the trade secret agreed upon by the Parties in accordance with Section 504 of the Civil Code as follows: study protocol and design, detailed budget, number of study subjects and their compensation, duration of the study, detailed information about the Sponsor’s insurance. For publication of the Agreement within the meaning of this section, the Sponsor/CRO shall provide a redacted version of the Agreement in a machine-readable format to the Institution. The Institution shall publish the Agreement in the Contract Register and shall notify the Sponsor / CRO of the publication The other Party, Sponsor acknowledges that the Institution, as a state-subsidized organization, is obliged, at the request of a third party, to provide information pursuant to Act No. 106/1999 Coll. on the Free Access to Information, as amended.
CONTRACT REGISTER. 11.1 The H e a d o f P r o c u r e m e n t s h a l l m a i n t a i n a Register of all such Contracts awarded following Process 4 and 5 specifying the name of the Contractor, the goods works services to be supplied, the length of the Contract, its expiry date, value and named contract manager.
11.2 Copies of the Register maintained under 11.1 above shall be made available o n t h e w e b s i t e s o f both Forces a n d the O f f i c e o f t h e PCC,
11.3 Heads of Division and Departments are required to ensure that they maintain a contract register for all their approved contracts with a value between £5,000 and £50,000
11.4 Contract renewals are identified through the register and used to establish the ongoing procurement workplan.
11.5 Supporting information including the signed contract, schedules, variations, key correspondence must be uploaded on to the Contract Register for all agreements held.
11.6 Where a copy of a contract is requested under transparency obligations it will be obtained from the contract register with any confidential/sensitive information being redacted before publication.
CONTRACT REGISTER. Xxxxxx Biomet agrees with publication of this Agreement in Contract Register according to Act No. 340/2015 Coll. on Agreements Register as amended in its entirety, including all its amendments.
CONTRACT REGISTER. 11.1 The H e a d o f P r o c u r e m e n t shall maintain a Register of all such Contracts awarded following Process 4 and 5 specifying the name of the Contractor, the goods works services to be supplied, the length of the Contract, its expiry date, value and named contract manager.
11.2 Copies of the Register maintained under 11.1 above shall be made available o n t h e w e b s i t e s o f both Forces a n d the O f f i c e o f t h e PCC,
11.3 Heads of Division and Departments are required to ensure that they maintain a contract register for all their approved contracts with a value between £5,000 and £50,000
11.4 Contract renewals are identified through the register and used to establish the ongoing procurement workplan.
11.5 Supporting information including the signed contract, schedules, variations, key correspondence must be uploaded on to the Contract Register for all agreements held.
11.6 Where a copy of a contract is requested under transparency obligations it will be obtained from the contract register with any confidential/sensitive information being redacted before publication.
