THE NATURE OF THE CONTRACT. EASO envisages awarding a framework service contract for the provision of events organisation services. The Framework Contract involves no direct commitment and, in particular, does not constitute orders per se. Instead, it lays down the legal, financial, technical and administrative provisions governing the relationship between EASO and the Contractor during their period of validity. Actual orders will be placed after the Framework Contract is signed and in force, through “order forms” concluded in performance of the Framework Contract. The draft Framework Contract specifies the basic conditions applicable to any assignment placed under its terms. Signature of the Framework Contract does not place EASO under any obligation to place an assignment. The Framework Contract does not preclude EASO from assigning tasks in the areas set out above to other Contractors or from having these tasks carried out by EASO staff.
THE NATURE OF THE CONTRACT. The contractual relationship between the Agency and the successful tenderer will be governed by a special type of contract known as “Framework Contract”. The Agency intends to establish a Framework Contract with a single service provider. It should be stressed that Framework Contracts involve no direct commitment and, in particular, do not constitute orders per se. Instead, they lay down the legal, financial, technical and administrative provisions governing the relationship between the Agency and the Contractor during their period of validity. Actual orders will be placed after the Framework Contract is signed and in force, through specific contracts or order forms concluded in performance of the Framework Contract. The contracting modes that may be used under the Framework Contract are fixed price, time and means, quoted time and means, as well as order forms. The draft Framework Contract specifies the basic conditions applicable to any assignment placed under its terms. Signature of the Framework Contract does not place the Agency under any obligation to place an assignment. The Framework Contract does not preclude the Agency from assigning tasks in the areas set out above to other Contractors or from having these tasks carried out by the Agency staff.
THE NATURE OF THE CONTRACT. The Contracts are multiple framework service contracts with reopening of competition3. The contractual relationship between the Agency and the successful tenderers will be governed by a special type of Contract known as a “Framework Contract”. It should be stressed that Framework Contracts involve no direct commitment and, in particular, do not constitute orders per se. Instead, they lay down the legal, financial, technical and administrative provisions governing the relationship between the Agency and the Contractor during their period of validity. Actual orders will be placed after the Framework Contract is signed and in force, through “Specific Contracts” concluded in implementation of the Framework Contract. The draft Framework Contract specifies the basic conditions applicable to any assignment placed under its terms. Signature of the Framework Contract does not place the Agency under any obligation to place an assignment. The Framework Contract does not preclude the Agency from assigning tasks in the areas set out above to other Contractors or from having these tasks carried out by the Agency staff. The Agency intends to establish Framework Contracts with a minimum of 3 (three) (provided that a sufficient number of admissible tenders meet the award criteria) and a maximum of 15 (fifteen) contractors. There will be reopening of competition for each Specific Contract, which can be either a “Fixed Price” or a “Time and Means” Specific Contract.
THE NATURE OF THE CONTRACT. The written agreement or contract to which the provision of can. 681 §2 refers is a juridical instrument canonically institutionalized for the benefit of both xxxxxx and religious in the apostolate of the diocese and for assuring the reciprocal rights and obligations involved in it. But it is not, strictly speaking, a legal contract canonized by the Code (can. 1290 CIC; can. 1034 CCEO). However, to better understand certain juridical aspect of the conventio scripta of can. 681 §2, it is useful to keep in mind the meaning, nature and purpose of a contract in general. In Indian civil law, “an agreement enforceable by law is a contract”. A contract is generally described as an agreement of two or more persons to establish, regulate or dissolve a juridical bond between them. And more simply stated, a contract is an agreement which creates obligations and rights for the parties. Sec. 2 (h) of Indian Contract Act, 1872. However, it is to be kept in mind that the civil law of the place on legal contacts and its canonization by the Code (can. 1290 CIC; can. 1034 CCEO) cannot be applied to the cases of the conventio scripta prescribed by can. 681
THE NATURE OF THE CONTRACT. The Contracting Authority intends to award a framework contract for the provision of services specified in the Technical Specifications. The framework contract involves no direct commitment and, in particular, does not constitute orders per se. Instead, it lays down the legal, financial, technical and administrative provisions governing the relations between the Contracting Authority and the Contractor during the period of its validity. Order Forms will be issued after the Framework Contract is signed and in force. The draft Framework Contract (Annex 4.2) specifies the basic conditions applicable to any assignment placed under its terms. Signature of a Framework Contract does not oblige the Contracting Authority to place an assignment. The Framework Contract does not preclude the Contracting Authority from assigning tasks in the areas set out above to the other Contractors or from having these tasks carried out by EASO staff.
THE NATURE OF THE CONTRACT
