Inclusion of a new Contractor Clause Samples

The 'Inclusion of a new Contractor' clause defines the process and conditions under which an additional contractor may be brought into an existing contract or project. Typically, this clause outlines the approval procedures, notification requirements, and any necessary amendments to the original agreement to accommodate the new party. For example, it may require the consent of all existing parties and specify how responsibilities and liabilities are redistributed. Its core function is to provide a clear and structured method for expanding the contractual team, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring all parties are aware of their rights and obligations when a new contractor is added.
Inclusion of a new Contractor. 6.1.1. Inclusion of new Contractors without any additional contribution from the Commission The Description of work and the EC Contract determine the changes to the composition of the Consortium requiring a competitive selection procedure. In all other cases, without contrary decision of the Executive Committee, no competitive selection procedure shall apply. The competitive selection procedure will be implemented by the Executive Committee with the support of the Management Team pursuant to the provisions of Annex III of the EC Contract. 6.1.2. Entry of new Contractors with an additional contribution from the Commission The Commission may increase the Community’s financial contribution to the Project during the course of its conduct in view of extending it to cover new activities that could involve new Contractors. The Commission shall do so through calls for additional proposals, which it shall publish in accordance with the rules of participation. The Commission shall evaluate and select these proposals in agreement with the Consortium. 6.1.3. Conditions of participation in the Project by the new Contractors
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Inclusion of a new Contractor a. Inclusion of new Contractors without any additional contribution from the Commission The Programme of Activities and the Contract determine the changes to the composition of the Consortium requiring a competitive selection procedure. The competitive call procedure will be proposed by the Management Board. Upon approval of the Management Board the Co-ordinator will be in charge of implementing the call according to the provisions of the Contract. Evaluation will be made with the support of additional experts appointed by the Co-ordinator on behalf of the Management Board.
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Inclusion of a new Contractor a. Inclusion of new Contractor(s) without any additional contribution from the Commission
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Inclusion of a new Contractor. 30 6.1.1 Inclusion of new Contractors without any additional contribution from the Commission 30 6.1.2 Entry of new Contractors with an additional contribution from the Commission 30 6.1.3 Conditions of participation in the Project by the new Contractors 30
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