SMEPP Sample Clauses

SMEPP. (a) In this clause a SMEPP means a Small and Medium Enterprise Participation Plan being a plan demonstrating how the Operator will promote the participation of small and medium enterprise in its supply chains in accordance with the NSW Government’s Small and Medium Enterprises and Regional Procurement Policy. (b) The Operator must develop, implement, maintain and comply with its SMEPP from the Commencement Date. (c) The Operator must annually review the SMEPP and make such amendments as may be required to ensure ongoing compliance with Law and this Agreement. (d) Each update of the SMEPP must be provided to TfNSW. (e) The Operator must prepare and submit to TfNSW a draft of the SMEPP covering the relevant forthcoming Contract Year which must: (i) demonstrate how it will increase spend with SMEs, overall and as a proportion of total government procurement expenditure in accordance with the NSW Government Small and Medium Enterprise and Regional Procurement Policy; and (ii) provide targets. (f) The Operator must provide progress reports against the SMEPP to TfNSW [monthly] or more frequently as determined by TfNSW, in a format specified by TfNSW.
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SMEPP. The Supplier acknowledges that it is aware that reliance was placed by the Purchasing Authority on the SMEPP in the evaluation of the tender submitted by the Supplier and in the Purchasing Authority entering into this Agreement with the Supplier. The Supplier agrees to comply with the requirements and commitments provided for in the SMEPP tendered by the Supplier (a copy of which is attached in Part B of Schedule 2 (List of Equipment, Infrastructure and Services covered by this Agreement and SMEPP)) and to take all steps reasonably required to enable the Purchasing Authority to monitor compliance by the Supplier with the SMEPP. The Supplier and the Purchasing Authority agree that the Purchasing Authority may establish mechanisms to monitor compliance by the Supplier with the requirements and its commitments under the SMEPP. The Supplier and the Purchasing Authority agree that non-compliance by the Supplier of its SMEPP commitments will constitute a breach of contract and entitle the Authority to terminate this Agreement for cause. The Supplier agrees that the Purchasing Authority may take into consideration non-compliance by the Supplier with the tendered SMEPP when evaluating tenders submitted by the Supplier in the future for other agreements and consents to the Purchasing Authority using information about its non-compliance with the tendered SMEPP in connection with other tenders and agreements Contract Administration Each Party may nominate an employee who is its Authorised Representative in Item 4 of the Purchase Order. Each Party warrants to the other Party that its Authorised Representative has the authority to provide such consents and approvals as are required for the purposes of a Supply Contract and to issue instructions and directions as necessary for the purposes of a Supply Contract, on behalf of that Party.

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