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The BID Company’s Obligations Sample Clauses

The BID Company’s Obligations. 4.1 The BID Company agrees that it will provide the Council with any information the Council may reasonably require in relation to the carrying out of the Complementary Services. 4.2 In the event that the BID Company intends to change the Complementary Services the BID Company shall serve notice on the Council for the purposes of arranging a meeting of the Services Review Panel and at such a meeting the BID Company shall consult with the Council in respect of the intended change to the Complementary Services.
The BID Company’s Obligations. 4.1 The BID Company agrees that it will provide the Council with any information the Council may reasonably require in relation to the carrying out of the Complementary Services. 4.2 In the event that the BID Company intends to change the Complementary Services the BID Company shall serve notice on the Council for the purposes of arranging a meeting of the Services Review Panel and at such a meeting the BID Company shall consult with the Council in respect of the intended change to the Complementary Services. 4.3 The BID Company agrees that it will apply for and obtain all necessary, consents, Permissions and licences necessary for the activities it undertakes and shall at all times comply with the requirements of such consents, permissions and licences as are in force from time to time.
The BID Company’s Obligations. 4.1 Subject to the BID Company complying with the remainder of this Clause 4, the BID Company shall be free to procure an Additional Service from any Additional Service Provider as selected by the BID Company on such terms, including as to the specification, as the BID Company determines. 4.2 Notwithstanding Clause 4.1 above, if the BID Company wishes to procure any Additional Service(s) in relation to CCTV or any Additional Service(s) in relation to highway maintenance it shall, prior to commencing any procurement for such Additional Service(s), consult with the Council as to such Additional Service(s) and in every respect comply with current legislative requirements. 4.3 Within 20 working days following the end of the consultation referred to in Clause 4.2 above, the Council shall provide the BID Company with a specification for the Additional Service that ensures the Additional Service is compatible with the Council’s existing provision and any statutory obligations, together with a quotation for the provision of such Additional Service by the Council or the Council’s appointed contractor for such Additional Service PROVIDED THAT in the case of specialist Additional Services the Council may request a period longer than 20 working days and the Company acting reasonably will agree to such request 4.3.1 The BID Company shall be free to reject any quotation provided by the Council pursuant to Clause 4.3 above, and to instead procure its own provider for the Additional Service but if such quotation is rejected the BID Company shall ensure that any alternative provider is appointed strictly on the basis that they are required to comply with the specification for the Additional Service provided by the Council pursuant to this Clause 4.3 above and that any such provider cooperates with the Council and/or the Council’s appointed contractor for such Additional Service in the operation of the Additional Service. 4.3.2 If, pursuant to Clause 4.3.1 above, the BID Company procures additional CCTV equipment from a provider other than the Council, the BID Company agrees to ensure that all work required to link such additional CCTV equipment so purchased into the Council’s CCTV equipment is performed by the Council’s appointed contractor only and the BID Company agrees that it shall be liable to the Council for all costs reasonably incurred in such linking. 4.4 Subject to Clause 4.2 and Clause 4.3 above, all Additional Services required by the BID Company shall be procu...
The BID Company’s Obligations. 4.1 The BID Company agrees that it will provide the Council with any information that the Council may reasonably require in relation to the carrying out of the Complementary Services. 4.2 In the event that the BID Company intends to change the Complementary Services the BID Company shall serve notice on the Council for the purposes of arranging a meeting of the Standard Services Review Panel and at such a meeting the BID Company shall consult with the Council in respect of the intended change to the Complementary Services. 4.3 The BID Company agrees that whenever it employs any Complementary Service Provider to provide Complementary Services it will ensure a Complementary Services Review Panel is established to meet on a regular basis to monitor the performance of that contract and to make appropriate recommendations to the BID Company and the Complementary Service Provider about the effective and efficient provision of that Complementary Service. The BID Company will ensure that the Council will have at least one representative on that Complementary Services Review Panel. 4.4 In addition the Complementary Services Review Panel will monitor and facilitate any necessary co-ordination between the Complementary Service Provider and the Council in the provision by them of the Complementary Services. 4.5 The BID Company and Complimentary Services Provider will use all reasonable endeavours to assist the work of the Complementary Services Review Panel by providing appropriate information. 4.6 It is acknowledged that in practice there may be one Complementary Services Review Panel to cover a number of different Complimentary Service Agreements and that the membership of the Complementary Services Review Panel (including the Councils representative on it) may vary depending upon the Complimentary Services being considered by it.
The BID Company’s Obligations. 4.1 The BID Company agrees that it will provide the Council with any information the Council may reasonably require in relation to the carrying out of the Complementary Services. 4.2 In the event that the BID Company intends to change the Complementary Services the BID Company shall serve notice on the Council for the purposes of arranging a meeting of the Services Review Panel and at such a meeting the BID Company shall consult with the Council in respect of the intended change to the Complementary Services. 4.3 The BID Company shall ensure that where it engages a third party to deliver Complementary Services and/or delivers Complementary Services itself those Complementary Services are delivered with all reasonable skill and care to be expected of a competent and experienced provider of services similar or the same as the relevant Complementary Services and in accordance with the BID Proposal, the BID Business Plan, good industry practice and all Applicable Laws
The BID Company’s Obligations. 4.1 The BID Company agrees that it will provide the Council with any information the Council may reasonably require in relation to the carrying out of the Complementary Services. 4.2 In the event that the BID Company intends to change the Complementary Services the BID Company shall serve notice on the Council for the purposes of arranging a meeting of the Services Review Panel and at such a meeting the BID Company shall consult with the Council in respect of the intended change to the Complementary Services. 4.3 The BID Company shall ensure that where it engages a third party to deliver Complementary Services and/or delivers Complementary Services itself those Complementary Services are delivered with all reasonable skill and care to be expected of a competent and experienced provider of services similar or the same as the relevant Complementary Services and in accordance with the BID Proposal, the BID Business Plan, good industry practice and all Applicable Laws 5.1 The Council agrees to the following: (a) to provide the Standard Services within the BID Area at its own cost for the duration of the BID Term; and (b) not to use the BID Levy at any time to either fund or procure the Standard Services. 5.2 In the event that the Council is unable to continue to provide all or any part of the Standard Services within the BID Area on account of it being statutorily barred from doing so in respect of any of those Standard Services set out in Schedule 2 or it does not have sufficient funds to secure the provision of any of those Standard Services set out in Schedule 2 it shall confirm the following to the BID Company: (a) identify which part or parts of the Standard Services it is unable to provide; (b) provide a detailed explanation of why such identified Standard Service is to be withdrawn; and (c) confirm the date upon which the Council will cease to operate the identified Standard Service. 5.3 The Council may provide different Standard Services, delayed Standard Services or no Standard Services in the event that it is not reasonably practicable to provide the Standard Services by reason of the following: (a) adverse weather conditions in the BID Area; (b) an excessive number of pedestrians in the BID Area which would impede or inhibit the carrying out of the Standard Services; (c) restrictions by the Police as to the persons and/or number of persons permitted access in the BID Area; (d) a traffic accident or major spillage in the BID Area; (e) marches, parade...

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