Procurement, Subcontracting & Supply Chain Sample Clauses

Procurement, Subcontracting & Supply Chain. The WMCA understands that both supply chain and partnership relations can have an important role to play in the delivery of numeracy provision. As part of agreeing on your yearly delivery plan, your approach to subcontracting and subcontracting values and partnership arrangements will have been confirmed. Supply chain and partnership guidance and details specific to your Contract will be recorded on the WMCA Multiply Monitoring Sheet If you wish to review/amend any part of your approach to subcontracting and or partnership working, including subcontract values, please discuss this with your WMCA Multiply Project Manager. If the changes proposed constitute fundamental changes to deliverables or values, you may be asked to submit a formal Business Case Change Request (see Change Requests section of this document) The WMCA considers the term ‘supply chain delivery member’ to encompass all third-party arrangements you have with other organisations where they are managing and delivering a proportion of your delivery plan. The Grant Recipient or any of their Representatives involved in Multiply Project activities will adopt such policies and procedures that are required in order to ensure that value for money has been obtained in the procurement of goods or services funded by the Grant. Where the Grant Recipient is a Contracting Authority within the meaning of the Procurement Regulations the Grant Recipient will comply, as necessary, with the Procurement Regulations when procuring goods and services in connection with the Project Activities and the WMCA shall not be liable for the Grant Recipients failure to comply with their obligations under the Procurement Regulations. If providers intend to source, through procurement or otherwise, additional supply chain members the responsibility of this activity and any associated risks would sit with the lead body. Therefore, we ask that you ensure compliance with onward procurement/subcontracting activity against the Grant Funding Agreement issued. For full details on supply chain, please refer to annex B of the WMCA Skills programmes Supply Chain Funding Rules
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