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Lot A1-Work will be allocated by the grant applicant’s agent, the Council, who has sole responsibility and discretion for determining the scope of work of individual projects and for assessing their value. The Council will allocate the work for Lot A1 on a rotational basis. Call off contracts are offered in strict rotation to framework contractors, a ‘Round’ is complete once each eligible Framework contractor has been offered a call off contract [whether or not they have accepted such offer].
Upon entry into this Framework Agreement, each Framework Contractor will be allocated a number from 1 to 18 for Lot A1 and in each case corresponding to their ranking following evaluation of their Framework Tender Submissions.
The first Call-Off Contract will be offered to the first-placed Framework Contractor. At the time of the Call off Contract Framework Contractors can request an additional Call-off Contract (maximum Call-off Contracts of 2 per Round). Subsequent Call-Off Contracts will then be offered to the next highest placed Framework Contractor in accordance with the order of their ranking. Once a Call-Off Contract has been offered to the lowest placed Framework Contractor, a Round is complete and the process begins again with the next Call-Off Contract being offered to the first placed Framework Contractor, and so on.
For the avoidance of doubt, if a Framework Contractor refuses or fails to accept the offer of a Call-Off Contract, the next Call-Off Contract in the current Round will be offered to the next Framework Contractor who has not yet been offered a Call-Off Contract in the current Round. A Framework Contractor which refuses or fails to accept an offer of a Call-Off Contract in the current round will not be offered another Call-Off Contract until the next Round. If a framework contractor refuses or fails to accept an offer on two separate occasions, then that Framework Contractor will be removed from the framework and will need to re-apply when the framework is re-opened annually for new bidder submissions.
The Contractor is responsible for notifying the Council of any mitigating circumstances that may affect work allocations. Such circumstances will be reviewed by the Council and, where deemed valid, the Council may, at its discretion, revoke a strike on a one-off basis while the Contractor’s mitigating circumstances are being resolved. Where the Council considers it necessary, it also reserves the right to implement a temporary halt on call-off contract allocations during this period.
Lot A2-Work will be allocated by the grant applicant’s agent, the Council, who has sole responsibility and discretion for determining the scope of work of individual projects and for assessing their value. The Council will allocate the work for Lot A2 on a rotational basis. Call off contracts are offered in strict rotation to framework contractors, a ‘Round’ is complete once each eligible Framework contractor has been offered a call off contract [whether or not they have accepted such offer].
Upon entry into this Framework Agreement, each Framework Contractor will be allocated a number from 1 to 5 for Lot 2 and in each case corresponding to their ranking following evaluation of their Framework Tender Submissions.
The first Call-Off Contract will be offered to the first-placed Framework Contractor. At the time of the Call off Contract Framework Contractors can request an additional Call-off Contract (maximum Call-off Contracts of 2 per Round). Subsequent Call-Off Contracts will then be offered to the next highest placed Framework Contractor in accordance with the order of their ranking. Once a Call-Off Contract has been offered to the lowest placed Framework Contractor, a Round is complete and the process begins again with the next Call-Off Contract being offered to the first placed Framework Contractor, and so on.
For the avoidance of doubt, if a Framework Contractor refuses or fails to accept the offer of a Call-Off Contract, the next Call-Off Contract in the current Round will be offered to the next Framework Contractor who has not yet been offered a Call-Off Contract in the current Round. A Framework Contractor which refuses or fails to accept an offer of a Call-Off Contract in the current round will not be offered another Call-Off Contract until the next Round. If a framework contractor refuses or fails to accept an offer on two separate occasions, then that Framework Contractor will be removed from the framework and will need to re-apply when the framework is re-opened annually for new bidder submissions.
The Contractor is responsible for notifying the Council of any mitigating circumstances that may affect work allocations. Such circumstances will be reviewed by the Council and, where deemed valid, the Council may, at its discretion, revoke a strike on a one-off basis while the Contractor’s mitigating circumstances are being resolved. Where the Council considers it necessary, it also reserves the right to implement a temporary halt on call-off contract allocations during this period.
Lob B-Work will be allocated by the grant applicant’s agent, the Council, who has sole responsibility and discretion for determining the scope of work of individual projects and for assessing their value. The Council will allocate the work for Lot B on a rotational basis. Call off contracts are offered in strict rotation to framework contractors, a ‘Round’ is complete once each eligible Framework contractor has been offered a call off contract [whether or not they have accepted such offer].
Upon entry into this Framework Agreement, each Framework Contractor will be allocated a number from 1 to 18 for Lot B and in each case corresponding to their ranking following evaluation of their Framework Tender Submissions.
The first Call-Off Contract will be offered to the first-placed Framework Contractor. At the time of the Call off Contract Framework Contractors can request an additional Call-off Contract (maximum Call-off Contracts of 2 per Round). Subsequent Call-Off Contracts will then be offered to the next highest placed Framework Contractor in accordance with the order of their ranking. Once a Call-Off Contract has been offered to the lowest placed Framework Contractor, a Round is complete and the process begins again with the next Call-Off Contract being offered to the first placed Framework Contractor, and so on.
For the avoidance of doubt, if a Framework Contractor refuses or fails to accept the offer of a Call-Off Contract, the next Call-Off Contract in the current Round will be offered to the next Framework Contractor who has not yet been offered a Call-Off Contract in the current Round. A Framework Contractor which refuses or fails to accept an offer of a Call-Off Contract in the current round will not be offered another Call-Off Contract until the next Round. If a framework contractor refuses or fails to accept an offer on two separate occasions, then that Framework Contractor will be removed from the framework and will need to re-apply when the framework is re-opened annually for new bidder submissions.
The Contractor is responsible for notifying the Council of any mitigating circumstances that may affect work allocations. Such circumstances will be reviewed by the Council and, where deemed valid, the Council may, at its discretion, revoke a strike on a one-off basis while the Contractor’s mitigating circumstances are being resolved. Where the Council considers it necessary, it also reserves the right to implement a temporary halt on call-off contract allocations during this period.
Lot C-Work will be allocated by the grant applicant’s agent, the Council, who has sole responsibility and discretion for determining the scope of work of individual projects and for assessing their value. The Council will allocate the work for Lot C on a rotational basis. Call off contracts are offered in strict rotation to framework contractors, a ‘Round’ is complete once each eligible Framework contractor has been offered a call off contract [whether or not they have accepted such offer].
Upon entry into this Framework Agreement, each Framework Contractor will be allocated a number from 1 to 3 for Lot C and in each case corresponding to their ranking following evaluation of their Framework Tender Submissions.
The first Call-Off Contract will be offered to the first-placed Framework Contractor. At the time of the Call off Contract Framework Contractors can request an additional Call-off Contract (maximum Call-off Contracts of 2 per Round). Subsequent Call-Off Contracts will then be offered to the next highest placed Framework Contractor in accordance with the order of their ranking. Once a Call-Off Contract has been offered to the lowest placed Framework Contractor, a Round is complete and the process begins again with the next Call-Off Contract being offered to the first placed Framework Contractor, and so on.
For the avoidance of doubt, if a Framework Contractor refuses or fails to accept the offer of a Call-Off Contract, the next Call-Off Contract in the current Round will be offered to the next Framework Contractor who has not yet been offered a Call-Off Contract in the current Round. A Framework Contractor which refuses or fails to accept an offer of a Call-Off Contract in the current round will not be offered another Call-Off Contract until the next Round. If a framework contractor refuses or fails to accept an offer on two separate occasions, then that Framework Contractor will be removed from the framework and will need to re-apply when the framework is re-opened annually for new bidder submissions.
The Contractor is responsible for notifying the Council of any mitigating circumstances that may affect work allocations. Such circumstances will be reviewed by the Council and, where deemed valid, the Council may, at its discretion, revoke a strike on a one-off basis while the Contractor’s mitigating circumstances are being resolved.