Emergency Flex Sample Clauses
Emergency Flex this is an opt-in service which does not require a tender for services. If the Provider wishes to opt into Emergency Flex it should do so by the deadline stipulated for accepting the Terms and Conditions of the overarching agreement, by indicating whether or not they’re willing to participate in Emergency Flex. The Emergency Flexibility Service has been designed as a last resort service. In such a scenario, the Company would expect to procure services from the Provider. It should be considered as a bespoke payment of an Operational Utilisation with a 15-minute notification window. When the Company requires the service, the Provider may receive a utilisation instruction to provide Emergency Flex services. There is no obligation to provide Emergency Flex as a result of this Utilisation Instruction until the instruction is accepted by the Provider. Payment for Emergency Flex is equivalent to the level of Interruption Incentive Scheme (IIS) payment for the solutions delivered by the domestic MPAN & non-provider owned sites. The level of IIS payment per week for Emergency Flex services delivered by the domestic MPAN & non-provider owned sites, is derived by applying 12.5% to the weekly Customer Interruption costs.
Emergency Flex. This is an opt-in Service which does not require a Tender for Services. If the Provider wishes to opt into Emergency Flex it should do so by the 5th of January 2024 by answering the questions in the contract acceptance Questionnaire. When the Company requires the Service, the Provider may receive a Utilisation Instruction to provide Emergency Flex Services. There is no obligation to provide flex as a result of this Utilisation Instruction. Payment for Emergency Flex will be a fixed rate Utilisation Payment per household, so Providers will not be required to bid in with a price for this Service. Providers will be required to inform the Company about the capacity that they are able to commit to provide a Service before Service delivery for payment.
