Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review Sample Clauses

Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. 2.1.1 The Authority requires the Supplier to carry out Benchmark Reviews of the Services.
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Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. The Supplier shall carry out Benchmark Reviews of the Goods and/or Services when so requested by the Authority. The Authority shall not be entitled to request a Benchmark Review during the first six (6) Month period from the Framework Commencement Date nor at intervals of less than twelve (12) Months after any previous Benchmark Review. The purpose of a Benchmark Review will be to establish whether the Benchmarked Goods and/or Services are, individually and/or as a whole, Good Value. The Goods and/or Services that are to be the Benchmarked Goods and/or Services will be identified by the Authority in writing.
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Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. The Supplier shall carry out Benchmark Reviews of the Panel Services when so requested by the Authority. The Authority shall not be entitled to request a Benchmark Review during the first twenty four (24) Month period from the Panel Commencement Date nor at intervals of less than twelve (12) Months after any previous Benchmark Review. The purpose of a Benchmark Review will be to establish whether the the rates, value adds and appropriate discounts Benchmarked are, individually and/or as a whole, representative of Value for Money.
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Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. The Supplier shall carry out Benchmark Reviews of the Services when requested by the Authority to do so. Benchmarking shall be carried out by an independent organisation identified by the Supplier and approved by the Authority. Where an Independent organisation cannot be identified, the Supplier may propose to the Authority, suitable Supplier personnel to carry out the Benchmarking. A list of suitable Supplier personnel must be approved by the Authority and provided in advance of a Benchmark Review being conducted. The Authority shall not be entitled to request a Benchmark Review during the first Commercial Agreement Year of the Commercial Agreement nor at intervals of less than six (6) Months after any previous Benchmark Review. The Authority is entitled to hold a maximum of two (2) Benchmarking Reviews during the Initial Commercial Agreement Period. The purpose of a Benchmark Review will be to establish whether the Benchmarked Services are, individually and/or as a whole, Good Value. The Services that are to be the Benchmarked Services will be identified by the Authority in writing.
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Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. 1.1 The Framework Authority may, by written notice to the Contractor, require a Benchmark Review of some or all of the Available Services provided that:
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Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. The Fund shall carry out Benchmark Reviews of the Goods and/or Services when so requested by the Fund. The Fund shall not be entitled to a Benchmark Review during the first six (6) Month period from the Framework Commencement Date nor at intervals of less than twelve (12) Months after any previous Benchmark Review. The purpose of a Benchmark Review will be to establish whether the Benchmarked Goods and/or Services are, individually and/or as a whole, Good Value. The Goods and/or Services that are to be the Benchmarked Goods and/or Services will be identified by the Fund. the contractual terms and business environment under which the Comparable Rates are being provided (including the scale and geographical spread of the customers); exchange rates; any other factors reasonably identified by the Supplier, which, if not taken into consideration, could unfairly cause the Supplier's pricing to appear non-competitive.
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Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. The Authority requires the Lot 1 Supplier to carry out Benchmark Reviews of air ticket prices and the Lot 2 Supplier to carry out Benchmark Reviews of accommodation rates. The Authority shall not be entitled to request a Benchmark Review during the 6 month period from the Commencement Date nor at intervals of less than 12 months after any previous Benchmark Review. The purpose of a Benchmark Review will be to establish whether the Benchmarked Rates are, individually and/or as a whole, Good Value The rates that are to be the Benchmarked Rates will be identified by the Authority in the writing. Benchmarking Process The Supplier shall produce and send to the Authority for approval, a draft plan for the Benchmark Review. The plan must include: a proposed timetable for the Benchmark Review; a description of the benchmarking methodology to be used; a description that demonstrates objectively and transparently that the benchmarking methodology to be used is capable of fulfilling the benchmarking purpose; and a description of how the Supplier will scope and identify the Comparison Group. The Authority must give notice in writing to the Supplier within 10 days after receiving the draft plan, advising whether it approves the draft plan, or, if it does not approve the draft plan, suggesting amendments to that plan. Neither Party may unreasonably withhold or delay its approval of the draft plan and any suggested amendments must be reasonable. Where the Authority suggests amendments to the draft plan under paragraph 3.2.3, the Supplier must produce an amended draft plan. Paragraph 3.2.3 shall apply to any amended draft plan. Once it has received the approval of the draft plan, the Supplier shall: finalise the Comparison Group and collect data relating to Comparable Rates. The selection of the Comparison Rates (both in terms of number and identity) shall be a matter for the Supplier’s professional judgment using: market intelligence; the Supplier’s own data and experience; relevant published information; and subject to clause 3.2.6 below, information from other suppliers or purchasers on Comparable Rates; by applying the adjustment factors listed in paragraph 3.2.7 and from an analysis of the Comparable Rates derive the Equivalent Rates Data; using the Equivalent Rates Data calculate the Average Price; compare the air ticket and accommodation rates achieved through the framework with the Average Price using the Equivalent Rates Data; determine whether or not each Benchm...
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Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. The Fund shall carry out Benchmark Reviews of the Goods and/or Services twelve (12) Months after the Framework Commencement Date and or any previous Benchmark Review. The purpose of a Benchmark Review will be to establish whether the Benchmarked Goods and/or Services are, individually and/or as a whole, Good Value. The Goods and/or Services that are to be the Benchmarked Goods and/or Services will be identified by the Fund in writing. Benchmarking Process The Fund shall produce and send to the Supplier the Benchmark Review. The Review will include: a timetable of the Benchmark Review; a description of the benchmarking methodology used; a description that demonstrates objectively and transparently that the benchmarking methodology used was capable of fulfilling the benchmarking purpose. Comparable Rates Once the Supplier has received the Review, the Supplier shall: determine whether or not each Benchmarked Rate is, and/or the Benchmarked Rates as a whole are, Good Value. Meet with the Fund to discuss how Framework Agreement Prices in Annex 2.
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Frequency Purpose and Scope of Benchmark Review. The Authority may, by written notice to the Supplier, require a Benchmark Review of any or all of the Services in order to establish whether a Benchmarked Service is, and/or the Benchmarked Services as a whole are, Good Value. The Authority shall not be entitled to carry out a Benchmark Review of any Services during the 12 month period from the Operational Service Commencement Date for those Services, nor at intervals of less than 12 months after any previous Benchmark Review relating to the same Services. The Services that are to be the Benchmarked Services shall be identified by the Authority in the notice given under Paragraph 2.1.
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