grounds for termination of the FWC, without prejudice to other contractual remedies that may be exercised by the contracting authority. 

I.17.5. All service delivery facilities from which the contracting authority’s non-public information is accessed must be located in EU territory. The Contractor shall ensure that the contracting authority’s non-public information can never be accessed from outside this territory. 

## I.18. INSURANCE OF CONTRACTOR’S LIABILITY 

I.18.1. The contractor shall be insured against all claims relating to its liabilities and activities under the FWC with a reputable insurance company. This insurance cover should be for a sum not less than 5 million EUR per claim, and for an aggregate value of not less than 10 million EUR for any 12 months period. In accordance with the terms of the insurance policy, compensation shall be paid to the contracting authority directly or to the contractor that shall have an obligation to forward the compensation to the Agency in full. The contractor’s insurance obligations shall in no way limit or diminish its indemnification obligations or liability under the FWC. 

I.18.2. The contractor shall provide the required insurance coverage either by utilising its existing insurance policies or by acquiring new insurance policies for the purposes of this FWC only. The contractor shall provide proof of insurance cover upon request by the contracting authority, within 30 [thirty] days of the signature of the FWC. A copy of the contract of insurance shall be given to the contracting authority without charge. The contracting authority may consider the Contractor’s failure to provide proof of insurance as sufficient grounds to terminate the FWC, without prejudice to other contractual remedies that may be exercised by the contracting authority. 

I.18.3. Before the implementation of any change in the terms of the insurance contract referred to in paragraph 2 of this article, of its termination by the insurer, of its replacement by a new contract, of a change in insurer, or of any other change materially affecting the contract referred to in paragraph 2 of this article, the contractor shall notify the contracting authority in advance in writing and request its consent. The contracting authority may offer its comments and may withhold its consent should it find that the change may result in the absence of the necessary insurance cover, as described in paragraph 1. In the event of the contractor's failing to find insurance cover meeting the criteria of paragraph 1 of this article, the contracting authority may consider the Contractor’s failure to provide the necessary insurance cover as sufficient grounds to terminate the FWC, without prejudice to other contractual remedies that may be exercised by the contracting authority. 

I.18.4. Should the contractor fail to notify the contracting authority of any change in accordance with paragraph 3 of this article, the Agency may consider the Contractor's failure to provide the necessary insurance cover as sufficient grounds to terminate the FWC, without prejudice to other contractual remedies that may be exercised by the contracting authority. 

## I.19. SPECIFIC PROVISIONS RELATING TO TERMINATION OF THE FWC 

I.19.1 Without prejudice to Article II.18.1, failure to adhere to the terms of the Service Level Agreement in Annex VIII as specified therein, constitute grounds for termination of the FWC by the contracting authority. 

1.19.2  In case of termination of the FWC, the Contractor shall hand over the following items: 

