Contracting Bodies Clause Samples

The 'Contracting Bodies' clause defines which parties are formally recognized as participants in the contract. It typically lists the organizations, agencies, or entities that are authorized to enter into and be bound by the agreement, sometimes including subsidiaries or affiliates. This clause ensures clarity about who holds rights and obligations under the contract, preventing disputes over party identity and ensuring that only designated entities can enforce or be held accountable for the contract's terms.
Contracting Bodies. Any Contracting Body may at their absolute discretion (but is under no obligation whatsoever to) during the Framework Term order Services from the Contractor in accordance clause 4.4 above. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the Contracting Bodies have the right to order Services pursuant to this Framework Agreement provided that they comply at all times with the Regulations and the ordering procedure in Schedule 5 (Call-Off Contract Award Procedure) and any reference to DfE shall be deemed to be a reference to the Contracting Body. If there is a conflict between Schedule 5 (Call-Off Contract Award Procedure) and the Public Contract Regulations, the Public Contract Regulations shall take precedence. Where a Contracting Body awards a Call-Off Contract under this Framework Agreement the Contracting Body shall be entitled to enforce the rights of DfE under this Framework Agreement as if they were its own for the purposes of receiving the Services and obligations under its Call-Off Contract, and clause 40 of this Framework Agreement shall be construed accordingly CONTRACTOR’S APPOINTMENT DfE appoints the Contractor as a potential Contractor of the Services and the Contractor shall be eligible to be considered for the award of orders for such Services, during the term of the Framework Agreement. NON-EXCLUSIVITY The Contractor acknowledges that, in entering into this Framework Agreement, no form of exclusivity or volume guarantee has been granted by DfE for the Services and that DfE is at all times entitled to enter into other contracts and arrangements with other Contractors and any other third parties for the provision of any or all services which are the same as or similar to the Services. conflicts OF INTEREST The Contractor shall: not permit its obligations to its other clients and third parties (including other governmental bodies and organisations providing services to other governmental bodies) to interfere or conflict in any material way with its duty (which the Contractor hereby acknowledges) to comply with its obligations under this Framework Agreement or any Call-Off Contract to the required standards; take appropriate steps to ensure that neither the Contractor nor any of the Personnel is placed in a position where, in the reasonable opinion of DfE, there is or may be an actual conflict, or a potential conflict, between the pecuniary or personal interests of the Contractor or any of the Personnel and the duties owed to DfE or any Reliance Party ...
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Contracting Bodies. Contracting Bodies include but are not limited to any Government Department, Agency, or Public Body detailed under the ▇▇▇.▇▇ website ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/government/organisations, UK SBS’s Homepage Contracts (▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇) and including Non-Departmental Public Bodies, NHS bodies, Local Authorities, Voluntary Sector Charities, and/or other private organisations acting as managing agents or procuring on behalf of these UK bodies.
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Contracting Bodies. 2.7.1 The Framework Agreement will be available for use by Contracting Bodies throughout the whole of the UK, including Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales as described in the OJEU Contract Notice. 2.7.2 Subject to paragraph 2.7 any relevant Contracting Body may purchase the Goods and/or Services from any supplier outside of the Framework Agreement. Being appointed to this Framework Agreement does not confer an exclusive right to supply the Goods and Services on Suppliers or guarantee that a Supplier will receive any business at all under the Framework Agreement.
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Contracting Bodies. 2.6.1 The Framework Agreement will only be available for use by the Authority or its successor. 2.6.2 Being appointed to this Framework Agreement does not confer on Providers an exclusive right to supply, or guarantee that a Provider will receive any business at all under the Framework Agreement.
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Contracting Bodies. The Framework Agreement will be available for use by Contracting Bodies throughout the whole of the UK, as described in the OJEU Contract Notice. Subject to paragraph 3.7 any relevant Contracting Body may purchase the Services from any Potential Provider outside of the Framework Agreement. Being appointed to this Framework Agreement does not confer an exclusive right to supply on Suppliers or guarantee that a Supplier will receive any business at all under the Framework Agreement. The ordering process and further evaluation criteria Contracting Bodies may place an order for any of the Services by further competition including the use of an e-Auction. The procedures that Contracting Bodies use to conduct a Further Competition (including use of an e-Auction) are set out in Framework Schedule 5 (Call-Off Procedure). Contracting Bodies will use the evaluation criteria and weightings set out in Framework Schedule 6 (Award Criteria) to determine which Potential Provider should be appointed to supply the Services. All orders placed by Contracting Bodies will be subject to the Call Off Contract terms and conditions contained within Framework Schedule 4 and at Attachment 5 supplemented as appropriate by such additional details as may be necessary. The Contracting Body will manage the Potential Providers day to day performance in delivering the services within the Call Off Contract. ReqUirements AND LOT Structure Background to the Authority Crown Commercial Service is a trading fund and an executive agency of the Cabinet Office. The Authority's overall priority is to provide savings for the UK public sector, by delivering a centralised commercial approach to common goods and services for all Central Government departments, their wider Arm's Length Bodies and executive agencies and wider public sector organisations. Operating at the heart of Government procurement, the Authority's remit is to work with both departments and organisations across the whole of the public sector to ensure maximum value is extracted from every commercial relationship and improve the quality of service delivery. The Authority is using a supplier commission model to fund operations and support continuous improvement in Government's procurement capability. The Authority is the largest Professional Buying Organisation (PBO) in the public sector with a legal remit to trade across the whole of the UK public sector. Value for money and commercial procurement solutions delivered by the Authority a...
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  • Contracting Parties The Government customer (Licensee) is the “Ordering Activity”, “defined as an entity authorized to order under GSA contracts as set forth in GSA ORDER 4800.2G ADM, as may be revised from time to time. The Licensee cannot be an individual because any implication of individual licensing triggers the requirements for legal review by Federal Employee unions. Conversely, because of competition rules, the contractor must be defined as a single entity even if the contractor is part of a corporate group. The Government cannot contract with the group, or in the alternative with a set of contracting parties.

  • Contracting Authors When the Author is more than one person then, unless otherwise indicated in this Agreement or agreed in writing by the Publisher: (a) the expression “Author” as used in this Agreement will apply collectively for all such persons (each a "co-author"); (b) the Corresponding Author hereby warrants and represents that all co-authors of the contribution have expressly agreed that the Corresponding Author has full right, power and authority to sign this Agreement on their behalf, that the Corresponding Author is entitled to act on their behalf, and that they shall be bound by the Corresponding Author, with respect to all matters, responsibilities, notices and communications related to this Agreement; the Corresponding Author shall obtain authorisations and make them available to the Publisher on request; and (c) each co-author is jointly and severally responsible for the Author’s obligations under this Agreement which apply to each co-author individually and to the co-authors collectively and the Publisher shall not be bound by any separate agreement or legal relationship as between the co-authors. The Author will prepare a contribution provisionally entitled: [Title of the Contribution] The expression “Contribution” as used in this Agreement means the contribution as identified above, and includes without limitation all related material delivered to the Publisher by or on behalf of the Author whatever its media and form (including text, graphical elements, tables, videos and/or links) in all versions and editions in whole or in part. The Contribution may contain links (e.g. frames or in-line links) to media enhancements (e.g. additional documents, tables, diagrams, charts, graphics, illustrations, animations, pictures, videos and/or software) or to social or functional enhancements, complementing the Contribution, which are provided on the Author’s own website or on a third party website or repository (e.g. maintained by an institution) subject always to the Author providing to the Editor, at the latest at the delivery date of the manuscript for the Contribution, an accurate description of each media enhancement and its respective website or repository, including its/their owner, nature and the URL. The Publisher is entitled to reject the inclusion of, or suspend, or delete links to all or any individual media enhancements. In the event that an index is deemed necessary, the Author shall assist the Editor in its preparation (e.g. by suggesting index terms), if requested by the Editor.

  • HUB Subcontracting Plan The Owner has adopted Exhibit H, Policy on Utilization of Historically Underutilized Business ("Policy"), which is incorporated herein by reference. Contractor, as a provision of the Agreement must comply with the requirements of the Policy and adhere to the HUB Subcontracting Plan submitted with Contractor's Proposal and attached as Exhibit I. No changes to the HUB Subcontracting Plan can be made by the Contractor without the prior written approval of the Owner in accordance with the Policy.