Responsible Procurement Obligations Vzorová ustanovení

Responsible Procurement Obligations. The contractor will ensure the legal employment of persons within the fulfilment of the contract and will ensure fair and dignified working conditions for workers involved in performing the contract. Fair and dignified working conditions mean such working conditions that meet at least the minimum standards set by labour law and wage regulations. The contractor is obliged to ensure the fulfilment of the requirements of this contract provision also with its subcontractors. Non-fulfilment of the contractor’s obligations according to this contract provision is considered a substantial breach of the contract. The contractor will ensure the proper and timely fulfilment of financial obligations to its subcontractors, where proper and timely fulfilment is considered the full payment of invoices issued by the subcontractor for services provided to the contractor for the fulfilment of this contract within the deadlines according to Section 1963 and related of the Civil Code, but always within 14 days of receiving payment from the client for the specific performance (if the due date of the invoice issued by the subcontractor did not occur earlier). The contractor commits to transferring the same obligation to further levels of the supply chain and obliging its subcontractors to fulfil and disseminate this obligation also to lower levels of the supply chain. The client is entitled to request the submission of documents on payments made to subcontractors and contracts concluded between the contractor and subcontractors, and the contractor is obliged to provide them without delay. Non-fulfilment of the contractor’s obligations according to this contract provision is considered a substantial breach of the contract. The contractor including its subcontractors commits to fulfilling the condition that all its beneficial owners with a share exceeding at least 25% and employees who participated in the preparation of the offer for the above-mentioned public contract are not in a conflict of interest due to public function in accordance with Section 2(1)(c) of Act No 159/2006, on conflict of interest, as amended, or due to a conflict of interest of employees in terms of family, personal, or emotional ties, political or national affinity, economic reasons, financial or other direct or indirect personal interest with the client or its employees. Non-fulfilment of the contractor’s obligations according to this contract provision is considered a substantial breach of the contract. ...