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The following are a non-exhaustive  list of activities and deliverables expected from the Contractor: 

## 4.4.2. Activities 

• Preparation of the handover plan (scope, resources, content, schedule…) and validation by ECHA 

• Training to the taking over Contractor, during a period enough to ensure the acquaintance and assimilation of the scope (see section 4.3.2.1 Knowledge transfer) 

• Support the taking over Contractor in the setup of environments on infrastructure provided by ECHA 

• Allow the taking-over contractor to observe, take notes and ask questions about the Run and Grow activities performed by the (handing over) contractor (see section 4.3.2.2 Shadowing) 

• Test the knowledge acquired by the taking-over contractor where it performs the operation of the service under the control and responsibility of the (handing over) contractor, for a defined duration (see section 4.3.2.3 Reverse shadowing) 

• Transfer the responsibility of the service to the taking-over contractor. 

• Hand back all the hardware, software and other capital equipment paid by ECHA. This includes all documentation and other artefacts produced during the FWC666 execution. 

• After the successful completion of the handover, destroy any security critical information and piece of software provided by ECHA for accessing servers during the execution of the FWC666 (e.g. passwords, encryption keys, personal data, firewall configuration files…). 

The conditions that need to be met in order to end with the handover will be defined during the handover plan preparation. 

## 4.4.3. Deliverables 

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## 4.4.4. Pricing 

The contracting mode will be a Fixed Price (FP) contract (unless stated otherwise by ECHA) 

