SUPPLIER PERIODIC ASSESSMENT OF FRAMEWORK PRICES Sample Clauses

SUPPLIER PERIODIC ASSESSMENT OF FRAMEWORK PRICES. 6.1 Every twelve (12) Months during the Framework Period, the Supplier shall assess the level of the Framework Prices to consider whether it is able to reduce them.
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SUPPLIER PERIODIC ASSESSMENT OF FRAMEWORK PRICES. Every six (6) Months during the Framework Period, the Supplier shall assess the level of the Framework Prices to consider whether it is able to reduce them. Such assessments by the Supplier under paragraph 152.1.16 shall be carried out on 1 June and 1 December in each Contract Year (or in the event that such dates do not, in any Contract Year, fall on a Working Day, on the next Working Day following such dates). To the extent that the Supplier is able to decrease all or part of the Framework Prices it shall promptly notify the Authority in writing and such reduction shall be implemented in accordance with paragraph 152.1.28 below.
SUPPLIER PERIODIC ASSESSMENT OF FRAMEWORK PRICES. Every six (6) Months during the Framework Period, the Supplier shall assess the level of the Framework Prices to consider whether it is able to reduce them. Such assessments by the Supplier under paragraph 7.1 shall be carried out on 1 May and 1 December in each Contract Year (or in the event that such dates do not, in any Contract Year, fall on a Working Day, on the next Working Day following such dates). To the extent that the Supplier is able to decrease all or part of the Framework Prices it shall promptly notify the Authority in writing and such reduction shall be implemented in accordance with paragraph 10.1.3 below. NOT USED NOT USED IMPLEMENTATION OF ADJUSTED FRAMEWORK PRICES Variations in accordance with the provisions of this Framework Schedule 3 to all or part the Framework Prices (as the case may be) shall be made by the Authority to take effect: in accordance with Clause 19.2 (Legislative Change) where an adjustment to the Framework Prices is made in accordance with paragraph 6.1.1 of this Framework Schedule; in accordance with paragraph 3.3.3 and 4.8 of Framework Schedule 12 (Continuous Improvement and Benchmarking) where an adjustment to the Framework Prices is made in accordance with paragraph 6.1.2 of this Framework Schedule 3; or
SUPPLIER PERIODIC ASSESSMENT OF FRAMEWORK PRICES. Every six (6) Months during the Framework Period, the Supplier shall assess the level of the Framework Prices to consider whether it is able to reduce them. Such assessments by the Supplier under paragraph 60.1 shall be carried out on 1 June and 1 January in each Contract Year (or in the event that such dates do not, in any Contract Year, fall on a Working Day, on the next Working Day following such dates). To the extent that the Supplier is able to decrease all or part of the Framework Prices it shall promptly notify the Authority in writing and such reduction shall be implemented in accordance with paragraph 10.1.3 below. [NOT USED] SUPPLIER REQUEST FOR INCREASE OF THE FRAMEWORK PRICES [NOT USED] INDEXATION IMPLEMENTATION OF ADJUSTED FRAMEWORK PRICES Variations in accordance with the provisions of this Framework Schedule 3 to all or part the Framework Prices (as the case may be) shall be made by the Authority to take effect: in accordance with Clause 19.2 (Legislative Change) where an adjustment to the Framework Prices is made in accordance with paragraph 59.1.1 of this Framework Schedule; in accordance with paragraph 3.3.3 and 4.8 of Framework Schedule 12 (Continuous Improvement and Benchmarking) where an adjustment to the Framework Prices is made in accordance with paragraph 59.1.2 of this Framework Schedule 3; and the Parties shall amend the Framework Prices shown in Annex 3 to this Framework Schedule 3 to reflect such variations. CHARGES UNDER CALL OFF AGREEMENTS For the avoidance of doubt any change to the Framework Prices implemented pursuant to this Framework Schedule 3 are made independently of, and, subject always to paragraphs 55.1 and 55.2 of this Framework Schedule 3 and shall not affect the Charges payable by a Contracting Authority under a Call Off Agreement in force at the time a change to the Framework Prices is implemented. Any variation to the Charges payable under a Call Off Agreement must be agreed between the Supplier and the relevant Contracting Authority and implemented in accordance with the provisions applicable to the Call Off Agreement.

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