Time & Means orders Sample Clauses

Time & Means orders. Time & Means (TM) orders are executed inside as a rule, or outside, in exceptional cases, the Agency’s premises (i.e. on-site or intra-muros or off-site or extra-muros). Work is normally performed on the Agency’s premises. In some cases, on the Agency’s request travels outside the normal location can be required. • In a Time & Means order the Agency specifies the workload (e.g. person- days) and its specific needs for requested profiles. • The Contractor must present proposals meeting the requirements as specified in the Service Requests and associated documents. Contractor’s proposed staff must match the requested profile description in the Framework Contract and the specific needs defined in the Service Request. • The Contractor must be able to propose per requested profile at least two qualified persons to choose from. Pre-defined CV forms must be used. All information indicated in the CV has to be correct and validated. • The financial proposal must include the price and the reimbursables, where applicable. The price must be based on the fixed prices per person-day indicated in the financial proposal for the Framework Contract. The prices must be all–inclusive. However, travel expenses shall be reimbursed, but only in case of work performed at a location other than the Agency’s premises, as indicated in the request for services. • Prior to the signature of the specific contract, the Agency will verify that the team of consultants proposed by the contractor meets the requirements of the service request of ECHA and of the profiles in the framework contract. Candidates proposed must be available at the start of the assignment. Persons proposed must be available for interviews. • When a person approved by ECHA is no longer available before the start of the implementation of a specific contract, the contractor is obliged to inform the Agency immediately. If the specific contract is not yet signed by both parties, the Contractor shall propose as soon as possible, and at the latest within a maximum of 5 working days from the date when the need for replacement is known, new candidates with equivalent qualifications and experience with respect to those of the person originally approved by the Agency, and as required for the profile. If the specific contract is signed, but not yet being implemented, the Agency can either ask for a replacement with the performance of 10 working days free of charge or exercise its rights under the framework contract. • During the ...
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Time & Means orders. Time & Means (TM) orders are executed inside as a rule, or outside, in exceptional cases, the Agency’s premises (i.e. on-site or intra-muros or off-site or extra-muros). In a Time & Means order the Agency specifies the workload (e.g. person-days) and its specific needs for requested profiles. • The Contractor must present proposals meeting the requirements as specified in the Service Requests and associated documents. Contractor’s proposed staff must match the requested profile description in the Framework Contract and the specific needs defined in the Service Request. • The Contractor must be able to propose per requested profile at least two qualified persons to choose from. • Pre-defined CV forms must be used. All information indicated in the CV has to be correct and validated. • The financial proposal must include the price and the reimbursables, where applicable. The price must be based on the fixed prices per person-day indicated in the financial proposal for the Framework Contract. The prices must be all–inclusive. However, travel expenses shall be reimbursed, but only in case of work performed at a location other than the Agency’s premises, as indicated in the request for services. Work is normally performed on the Agency’s premises. In some cases, on the Agency’s request travels outside the normal location can be required. • Persons proposed must be available for interviews. • Persons proposed must be available at the start of the assignment. • On the Agency’s demand, the Contractor must replace personnel who prove incapable of carrying out the specified tasks to the required standards. The replacement candidate will be given sufficient training during an adequate handover period, so that he/she may be immediately operational when the original candidate is withdrawn. Any such replacement and training, if required, will be carried out at no additional cost to the Agency. • The Contractor shall give a month notice to the Agency of any personnel changes in the team. The prior agreement of the Agency must be obtained. • In case of 'force majeure', if the original person is no longer able to carry out the work, the Contractor is obliged to inform the Agency, immediately provide a competent replacement person and arrange sufficient training (during an adequate handover period where possible) to guarantee continuity of the service provided to the Agency. Any such replacement will be effected at no additional cost to the Agency. • In case of replacement, ...
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