THE REQUIREMENT Clause Examples

THE REQUIREMENT. The requirement is detailed below which provides background to the project / business need, the standards or specification required, alongside the essential supplier skills, and the objectives of the requirement.

THE REQUIREMENT. 1 FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ACCESS 1.1 On occasions support services may be required in isolation from insurance brokerage. This will be confirmed by the Contracting Body. 1.2 The Contracting Body must select their Broker under this Lot, who will then approach the Insurers under Lot 1. 1.3 The Broker must utilise the Lot 1 for all insurance quotations on behalf of the Contracting Body.

THE REQUIREMENT. What did you set out to do? ● What was the challenge you faced? ● What goals did the you have? ● Why did they choose CCS? Have you worked with us before? How did you hear about us?

THE REQUIREMENT. A PC with Internet connectivity & 2. DSC (Digital Signature Certificate) (Class 3- SHA2- 2048 BIT- SIGNING & ENCRYPTION) BHEL has finalized the e-procurement service Provider-: NIC PORTAL (xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx) For E-PROCUREMENT ASSISTANCE & TRAINING, NIC PORTAL HELPDESK CONTACTS AS PER FOLLOWING: For any technical related queries, please call at 24 x 7 Help Desk Number 0000-0000 000 0000-0000 000 0000-0000 000 0000-0000 000

THE REQUIREMENT. This contract is seeking a suitability experience organisation with relevant networks in the social care landscape to develop a sector specific Culture Toolkit no later than by the end of March 2014. The final agreed product is to be launched at the Skills for Care National Conference in March 2014. The toolkit will include the following Part 1 - Intro to the resource and context Part 2 – Common core principles – underpinning set of values and principles that highlight the importance of a valued workforce, dignity, visionary leadership and high quality, compassionate care. Linked to each of these principles would be a principle to practice guide (a mini toolkit) that would include guidance, good practice examples and tools that would enable staff across the breadth of social care settings to identify and develop a positive workplace culture. Real life case studies would be included form the sector to bring the process to life, motivate, encourage creative thinking and inspire. Part 3 – Further resources including signposting to external resources/further case studies/poster/action plan. The final product must include clear linkages to other key products to reinforce consistent messaging for example the Social Care Commitment, Principles of Workforce redesign, Common Core Principles for Dignity, Common Induction and Management Induction Standards and the values based recruitment toolkit. It will also link to the Leadership Qualities Framework and map against Compassion in Practice.

THE REQUIREMENT. High-Level Requirements Detailed Requirements ID Persona Requirements Applies to

THE REQUIREMENT. The Requirement 3.1 Detailed requirements for Board Review Service for the operational components of the project are outlined below: 3.1.1 The Contractor will determine a sufficient number of board and committee papers as a sample to assess quality and whether appropriate weighting and priority is allotted 3.1.2 Attend at least one (1) board meeting, at least one (1) board audit committee and at least one (1) board risk committee in April 2018. 3.1.3 The Contractor will hold interviews with all board members (including non- executive directors), and an individual from each of UK Government Investments (UKGI), HM Treasury (HMT) and the Department for International Trade (DIT), promoted by a list of topics for discussion which is to be agreed with the Chair and UKGI. 3.1.4 Provide a written draft report on findings and areas for improvement by 18 May 2018, unless otherwise agreed with the Customer. Discuss the draft with the Chair and UKGI. 3.1.5 Provide a final version of the report by 3 June 2018 unless otherwise agreed with the Customer. Regular oral updates will be required to keep the Chair and UKGI advised as to progress in meeting this and other timescales. The timing of the Contractor’s work is subject to being granted timely access to individuals and information by the Customer. Any unforeseen restrictions on access to individuals and documents or lack of co-operation on the part of the Customer will limit the Contractor’s ability to undertake the work in an effective manner. It may result in the dates for delivery of draft and final reports being delayed. 3.1.6 The Contractor to present the draft report findings at the June board meeting. UKEF will share the report with UKGI and will retain the right to share the report with other key stakeholders. Prior to releasing copies of the Contractor’s reports to any third party, the Customer agrees to obtain their written confirmation that they accept that the Contractor’s work has been performed for the sole benefit of UKEF and UKGI, that they will not disclose the report to any other person and that the Contractor extends no liability to any party other than UKEF and UKGI. Should UKEF or UKGI wish to refer to our report in their external communications, the Contractor will be given the opportunity to agree the wording and reporting context. 3.1.7 The Contractor to support the board by developing clear suggestions for how UKEF can improve board effectiveness and maintain areas of strength. The Contract wi...

THE REQUIREMENT. 1. [REDACTED] Slack Business+ Plan are required for use across Defence. 2. The licences are to be assigned to the existing Defence Digital Service (defenced- xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx) workspace. Schedule 2: Call-Off Contract charges For each individual Service, the applicable Call-Off Contract Charges (in accordance with the Supplier’s Digital Marketplace pricing document) can’t be amended during the term of the Call-Off Contract. The detailed Charges breakdown for the provision of Services during the Term will include: Service Order Term (Months) Order Form Start Date Order Form End Date Number of Authorised Users Price per Au- thorised User Fees Business+ Plan 12 15/10/2021 14/10/2022 [REDACTED] [RE- DACTED] [RE- DACTED] Part B: Terms and conditions 1. Call-Off Contract Start date and length 1.1 The Supplier must start providing the Services on the date specified in the Order Form. 1.2 This Call-Off Contract will expire on the Expiry Date in the Order Form. It will be for up to 24 months from the Start date unless Ended earlier under clause 18 or extended by the Buyer under clause 1.3. 1.3 The Buyer can extend this Call-Off Contract, with written notice to the Supplier, by the period in the Order Form, provided that this is within the maximum permitted under the Framework Agreement of 2 periods of up to 12 months each. 1.4 The Parties must comply with the requirements under clauses 21.3 to 21.8 if the Buyer reserves the right in the Order Form to extend the contract beyond 24 months.

THE REQUIREMENT. The OFT is seeking proposals for the delivery of an Investigation Skills course for approximately 50 delegates. Due to the current economic climate, public sector reform and having to do more with less in order to gain the best value for money, elements of the course will be designed in house. Value for money will be a key consideration in our deliberations in deciding who to contract. The course will use an OFT designed case study/role play to focus attention upon how we use investigation skills in CCG and will make the vital links between communication and analysis and use of evidence across all teams in CCG. It will enable staff to gain confidence in the use of a range of appropriate tools and techniques through practise on a case study/role play which includes issues typical of actual cases handled by CCG teams. The course must provide the delegates with the opportunity and support to apply their learning to their current roles. It should also enable them to apply learning to facilitate achievement of effective and speedy outcomes.