Framework Agreement Management Information Report Sample Clauses

Framework Agreement Management Information Report. 2.1 The Contractor recognises the importance of the Framework Authority being in a position to monitor the Framework Agreement's outputs (consisting in the main of outputs under Call-off Contracts), Accordingly, the Contractor shall maintain, at its own cost, appropriate management information systems and shall provide a Framework Agreement Management Information Report that consolidates information for the Framework Authority 2.2 The Contractor will provide a Framework Agreement Management Information Report that consolidates information for the Framework Authority on a quarterly basis. This Framework Agreement Management Information Report should be submitted to the appropriate individual within 15 calendar days of the end of each quarter.
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Framework Agreement Management Information Report. 2.1 The Contractor recognises the importance of the Framework Authority being in a position to monitor the Framework Agreement's outputs (consisting in the main of outputs under Call-off Contracts), Accordingly, the Contractor shall maintain, at its own cost, appropriate management information systems and shall provide a Framework Agreement Management Information Report that consolidates information for the Framework Authority 2.2 The Contractor will provide a Framework Agreement Management Information Report that consolidates information for the Framework Authority on a quarterly basis. This Framework Agreement Management Information Report should be submitted to the appropriate individual within 15 calendar days of the end of each quarter. 2.3 The Framework Agreement Management Information Report will include, as a minimum, the following details (on a cumulative basis and also for the quarterly period): a) the number of mini-competitions that the Contractor has bid on; b) the number of mini-competitions that the Contractor has been successful on; c) the number of Development Contracts (Schedule 5(a)) the Contractor is currently performing; d) the number of: (i) EnPC-D&B (Schedule 5(b)); and/or (ii) EnPC-DBFM (Schedule 5(c)) contracts that the Contractor is currently performing e) a summary of the Contractor's activity under the Framework Agreement in the last 3 months; f) the level of spend with the Contractor of each Framework Public Body under Call-off Contracts pursuant to the Framework; g) financial savings achieved as a result of added value opportunities offered to Framework Public Bodies under Call-off Contracts; h) the community benefits achieved with Framework Public Bodies under Call-off Contracts; i) any relevant community benefits achieved relevant to the Contractor's participation in the Framework (not relating to a specific Call-off Contract); j) any relevant sustainability benefits achieved relevant to the Contractor's participation in the Framework (not relating to a specific Call-off Contract); k) the level of actual and target performance for the following key parameters to date with the Contractor of each Framework Public Body under Call-off Contracts pursuant to the Framework, updated quarterly: a. Guaranteed Energy Cost Performance (GECP) expressed in pounds sterling b. Total carbon emission reduction; c. Low and zero carbon (LZC) technology heat generation (kWh) d. Low and zero carbon (LZC) technology power generation (kWh) l) the n...
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Framework Agreement Management Information Report. 2.1 The Contractor recognises the importance of the Framework Authority being in a position to monitor the Framework Agreement's outputs (consisting in the main of outputs under Call- off Contracts), Accordingly, the Contractor shall maintain, at its own cost, appropriate management information systems and shall provide a Framework Agreement Management Information Report that consolidates information for the Framework Authority 2.2 The Contractor will provide a Framework Agreement Management Information Report that consolidates information for the Framework Authority on a quarterly basis. This Framework Agreement Management Information Report should be submitted to the appropriate individual within 15 calendar days of the end of each quarter. 2.3 The Framework Agreement Management Information Report will include, as a minimum, the following details (on a cumulative basis and also for the quarterly period): a) the number of mini-competitions that the Contractor has bid on; b) the number of mini-competitions that the Contractor has been successful on; c) the number of Development Contracts (Schedule 5(a)) the Contractor is currently performing; d) the number of: (i) EnPC-D&B (Schedule 5(b)); and/or (ii) EnPC-DBFM (Schedule 5(c)) contracts that the Contractor is currently performing e) a summary of the Contractor's activity under the Framework Agreement in the last 3 months; f) the level of spend with the Contractor of each Framework Public Body under Call-off Contracts pursuant to the Framework;
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