End of Contract IT Continuity Sample Clauses

End of Contract IT Continuity. The Service Provider shall ensure that the Purchaser prison learning centres (including any new service provider appointed by the Purchaser) are able to continue use of the IT system & Equipment supplied by Fife College on an interim basis for period of up to 3 months following the expiry (or termination) of this Contract. This measure is intended to support practical management of any new service provider changing / refreshing the IT system whilst minimising disruption to the Establishments and prisoner learning. The parties acknowledge that software licenses are held by Fife College, and that these will transfer during the contract transition in so far as possible. The parties acknowledge that, due to software licensing provisions, the new service provider may need to provide the IT learning materials and specific learning software packages to operate on the Equipment. The Service Provider hereby grants authority for any incoming provider to install software onto the legacy hardware and to use this to provide services. The monthly charge for this end of Contract IT flexibility in indicated in Schedule C, Pricing as the Note 2.1 to Table 4. The Service Provider, or their appointed IT provider as notified to the SPS, retains responsibility for the decommissioning and removal of the IT Equipment at the end of the Contract, or on a planned step-out basis during any end of contract transition period. Subject to Clause 27.1 (Indemnity & Insurance) of Schedule A, the SPS acknowledges that loss or damage to the IT Equipment that it is caused by the negligence or wilful misconduct of the Purchaser or by breach by the Purchaser of its obligations under the Contract during an end of contract transition (where the Service Provider is no longer contracted to work in the prisons) shall be the responsibility of the Purchaser. In such circumstances, the SPS’s maximum liability for loss or damage shall be limited to the depreciated value of the affected Equipment. This is Schedule B of Contract 01133 between Fife College and the Scottish Ministers PART 2 OF SCHEDULE B, PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
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