The main incentive for the contractor is a performance-based fee linked to volume of water saved and the fixed fee paid to the contractor for its services is relatively small.
Prepared for country in East Asia. English Language.
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Sector: |
Water and sanitation |
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Name of Agreement: |
Contract for performance based leakage reduction and management services |
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Sector: |
Transport – roads |
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Name of Agreement: |
Concession Agreement for a Tolled Bridges Project |
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Type of Agreement: |
Concession Agreement |
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Region (if known): |
Europe |
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Sector: |
Transport |
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Name of Agreement: |
Concession Agreement for a Metro System |
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Type of Agreement: |
Concession Agreement |
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Region (if known): |
Europe |
Prepared for common law jurisdiction but could be adapted to civil law situation, subject to local law advice. English language.
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Sector: |
Water and sanitation |
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Name of Agreement: |
Agreement for supply of treated water |
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Type of Agreement: |
Prepared for common law jurisdiction but could be adapted to civil law situation, subject to local law advice. English language.
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Sector: |
Water and sanitation |
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Name of Agreement: |
Agreement for treatment of Effluent/ Wastewater |
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Type of Agreement: |
Prepared for common law jurisdiction but could be adapted to civil law situation, subject to local law advice. English language.
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Sector: |
Water and sanitation |
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Name of Agreement: |
Concession agreement for wastewater project |
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Type of Agreement: |
This law sets out the general legal framework for telecommunications in Bulgaria. It contains a detailed institutional framework, including the creation of the Communications Regulation Commission. It includes licensing, competition policy, quality service, interconnection, co-location, scarce resources management, infrastructure sharing, universal service, tariffs regulation, penalties and sanctions and dispute resolution. It also covers some postal service issues.
*Unofficial translation
Bill No. L 248 (as adopted 31. maj 2000). Danish Parliament (the Folketing). Introduced on 30 February 2000 by the Minister of Research and Information Technology.
Bill on Competitive Conditions and Consumer Interests in the Telecommunications Market
For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Telecommunications & ICT.
Tupe protects employees’ rights on business transfers in the UK. Tupe itself is based on the Acquired Rights Directive. As a result, its application is influenced not only by UK case law but also by decisions of the ECJ. This guide summarises when Tupe applies and its consequences for both employer and employee.
Ref: England and Wales - article on Transfer of Undertakings Regulations
On Chapters 11 - 20: The Contractor will base its costings on a forecast capital replacement programme of plant, machinery, equipment, fixtures, fittings and furniture designed to maintain the building environment at the specified output standards. The Contractor will also consider the means of funding this expenditure throughout the life of the Project. The risk associated with assessing what will need replacing, when and how much this will cost, is one that the Contractor should take and therefore the Authority should not attempt to be prescriptive in this respect.