Engagement of Consultant by Nominated Contractors Sample Clauses

Engagement of Consultant by Nominated Contractors. The Consultant: acknowledges that the Commonwealth may from time to time require the Consultant to be directly engaged by Nominated Contractors rather than the Commonwealth; and warrants that it will: immediately upon receiving a written request from the Commonwealth under this clause 2.8, enter into a standing offer or other contract with the Nominated Contractor nominated in the request on the terms attached to the request (which will be substantially similar to the terms of these Panel Conditions and the Terms of Engagement in Section 4, subject only to such changes as may be reasonably required by the Commonwealth to take account of the fact that it is a Nominated Contractor who will be engaging the Consultant); and comply with the terms of the standing offer or other contract which it enters into under subparagraph (i).
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Engagement of Consultant by Nominated Contractors. The Consultant acknowledges that: the Commonwealth may from time to time request the Consultant to agree to be directly engaged by a Nominated Contractor rather than the Commonwealth; or Nominated Contractors may from time to time request the Consultant to agree to tender for a direct engagement with the Nominated Contractor. Where the Consultant agrees to being directly engaged by the Nominated Contractor under paragraph (i) or, having agreed to tender, is successful in its tender under paragraph (ii), it is intended that any resultant contract between the Consultant and the Nominated Contractor will be on the basis of the Proforma Services Subcontract, with only such amendments as approved in writing by the Commonwealth's Panel Manager and on the basis of the rates in the Schedule of Rates.
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Engagement of Consultant by Nominated Contractors. The Consultant acknowledges that: the Commonwealth may from time to time request the Consultant to agree to be directly engaged by a Nominated Contractor rather than the Commonwealth; or Nominated Contractors may from time to time request the Consultant to agree to tender for a direct engagement with the Nominated Contractor. Where the Consultant agrees to being directly engaged by the Nominated Contractor under paragraph (a)(i) or, having agreed to tender, is successful in its tender under paragraph (a)(ii), it is intended that any resultant contract between the Consultant and the Nominated Contractor will be on the basis of: subject to paragraph (b)(ii), the Proforma Services Subcontract, with only such amendments as approved in writing by the Commonwealth's Panel Manager and on the basis of the rates in the Schedule of Rates; or if the relevant Service Category is Contamination Remediation Works or Unexploded Ordnance Remediation, the terms attached to the request or the tender (as the case may be) (which may include the Schedule of Rates to the extent applicable to the particular service). The Consultant must, as soon as practicable, provide written notice to the Commonwealth's Panel Manager: if it is approached by a Nominated Contractor as contemplated in paragraph (a)(ii); and after entering into a contract with a Nominated Contractor.
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