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The Public Sector Contract - Joint Schedules
Joint Schedules for the Public Sector Contract
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These schedules can be used in both framework and call-off contracts.
CCS and buyers can choose which schedules to include and whether to edit these template schedules when they form a call-off contract.
Useful terms
| Definitions | What the capitalised terms in the documents mean and how to interpret the contract. |
| Variation form | How the supplier, CCS and the buyer can make a change to an existing contract. |
| Insurance requirements | The insurance a supplier needs in case it breaches a contract or is negligent. |
| Commercially sensitive information | Information the supplier thinks should not be disclosed or reported to the public because it is commercially sensitive. |
| Corporate social responsibility and code of conduct | What the supplier needs to do to behave as a good corporate citizen. |
| Key subcontractors | Restrictions on a supplier changing the subcontractors working on the contract. |
| Financial difficulties | What suppliers must do if they are in financial trouble. |
| Guarantee | The document signed by a third party to provide additional assurance that the supplier will meet their contractual obligations. |
| Minimum standards of reliability | Restrictions on the supplier entering into call-off contracts if it does not meet the standards required in the OJEU notice. |
| Rectification plan template | The agreed process if a supplier defaults on a contract. |
| Processing data | Details about the data processing the supplier is allowed to do. |
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Published 1 May 2018Last updated 29 March 2019 + show all updates
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