AD HOC TASKING Sample Clauses

AD HOC TASKING. The Contractor shall provide ad-hoc support to the Authority when required. Firm all-inclusive rates shall be charged by the Contractor in accordance with Condition K30 of the Contract (Tasking Procedure). The Contractor shall provide a Firm Price for each Task. All services shall be free with a ‘kick-back’ of % per task. 1a Maximum Price for all Tasks (to be converted to a Firm Price in accordance with Condition K20 – (Maximum Prices)) All aspects of the Statement of Requirements at Schedule 5 shall apply All services shall be free with a ‘kick-back’ of % per task.
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