– Minor tasks Sample Clauses

– Minor tasks. Minor tasks correspond to minor services, which are not project tasks identified as such in the Annex I but are needed for implementation of the project (quite different from, for instance, analysing samples or building a pilot plant). They do not have to be specifically identified in Annex I to ECGA, as by definition their importance is minor (the amounts involved are also normally small). However, the selection procedure mentioned above also applies to these subcontracts. The criteria to decide whether a subcontract concerns minor tasks are qualitative and not quantitative: Examples: • Organisation of the rooms and catering for a meeting (logistic support) • Printing of material, leaflets, etc. • Services related to setting up and maintenance of a project website Sometimes the purchase of equipment or consumables is associated with the provision of a service. Depending on the nature of the services provided, they may be considered subcontracts or part of the equipment purchase. If the service is part of the "package" of equipment purchase then it will be considered to be part of the equipment purchase.