Travel and Related Costs Mandatory Requirements Sample Clauses

Travel and Related Costs Mandatory Requirements. The Supplier shall comply with the Contracting Authorities travel and related costs requirements as described in paragraph 3.11
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Travel and Related Costs Mandatory Requirements. This paragraph describes the mandatory travel and related costs requirements that the Supplier shall be obligated to fulfil as part of the delivery of the Language Services Framework Agreement. 3.11.1 Where possible, Linguists local to the Assignment should be used and travel and related costs shall be subsumed within the minimum charge determined by the type of rate chosen by the Contracting Authority e.g. one hour for Spoken Face to Face interpretation and two hours Non Spoken Face to Face interpretation. 3.11.2 The Contracting Authority shall specify requirements, policies and arrangements for travel costs, travel-related costs, travel time and subsistence at the Call Off Agreement stage. 3.11.3 Where the Contracting Authority specifies at the Call Off Agreement stage, that travel and travel-related costs can be paid to Linguists attending Assignments, and where specified by the Contracting Authority, the Supplier shall administer, manage and control payment of travel and travel-related costs for Linguists attending Assignments. The Supplier shall ensure that this is undertaken in line within the Contracting Authority’s requirements and within the rules specified by the Contracting Authority, including advanced booked tickets for economic purposes. Travel will be undertaken in accordance with the agreed Travel Policy of the individual Contracting Authority. 3.11.4 The Contracting Authority shall provide a copy of their current policies and arrangements for travel costs, travel-related costs, travel time and subsistence to the Supplier upon request at the Call Off Agreement stage. 3.11.5 The Supplier shall support the Government’s Agenda for Sustainability, for example including, but not limited to, minimising travel and encouraging travel by public transport. 3.11.6 Where payment for travelling time has been agreed with the Contracting Authority this shall not exceed 50% of the hourly rate for the Assignment, and will be for the actual time spent travelling. The point of origin of the journey being the Linguists home or current location whichever is the closest to the place of the Assignment. 3.11.7 Where a Supplier has branches throughout the country the work shall be performed by the branch nearest to the location of the work. It is not appropriate to charge travel from a more distant location if the Linguist was on business in another part of the country, thereby passing on travelling costs to other Assignments. All work shall be undertaken with due ...

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