You must identify any aspect of Your Quote that You consider should be kept confidential including reasons. The Purchaser is not obliged to treat information as confidential and in the absence of any agreement to do so, You acknowledge that the Purchaser has the right to publicly disclose the information You must declare any actual or potential conflict of interest You must comply with all laws in force in South Australia applicable to this RFQ Process The Purchaser may in its absolute discretion: take into account any relevant consideration when evaluating quotes invite any person or entity to lodge a quote allow a supplier to change its quote consider, decline to consider, or accept (at the Purchaser’s sole discretion) a quote lodged other than in accordance with these conditions suspend in part or whole, vary or abandon this procurement process at any time make enquiries of any person or entity to obtain information about You (including but not limited to the Referees). Government Policies Employment of The Purchaser will not accept the services of any former Employees public sector employee, either directly or through a third party, who has, within the last three years, received a separation package from the Government, where such engagement may breach the conditions under which the separation package was paid to the former public sector employee. Disclosure of Government If a contract is entered into, the Purchaser may disclose that Contracts contract and/or information in relation to it in either printed or electronic form and either generally to the public or to a particular person as a result of a specific invitation. Allocation of Risk - On 25 July 2016, the South Australian Cabinet approved a Liability policy that for low to medium risk standard government procurement contracts, a supplier’s liability will be capped at a multiple of between 1 and 5 of the total contract value with the multiple to be based on a risk assessment conducted by the procuring government agency. For high risk government procurement contracts, the procuring government agency will conduct a risk assessment and in consultation with SAICORP and the Crown Solicitor’s Office, include appropriate clauses dealing with risk and liability based on that risk assessment.
You must identify any aspect of Your Quote that You consider should be kept confidential including reasons. The Purchaser is not obliged to treat information as confidential and in the absence of any agreement to do so, You acknowledge that the Purchaser has the right to publicly disclose the information You must declare any actual or potential conflict of interest You must comply with all laws in force in South Australia applicable to this RFQ Process The Purchaser may in its absolute discretion: take into account any relevant consideration when evaluating quotes invite any person or entity to lodge a quote allow a supplier to change its quote consider, decline to consider, or accept (at the Purchaser’s sole discretion) a quote lodged other than in accordance with these conditions suspend in part or whole, vary or abandon this procurement process at any time make enquiries of any person or entity to obtain information about You (including but not limited to the Referees). Government Policies Employment of Employees The Purchaser will not accept the services of any former public sector employee, either directly or through a third party, who has, within the last three years, received a separation package from the Government, where such engagement may breach the conditions under which the separation package was paid to the former public sector employee. Disclosure of Government Contracts If a contract is entered into, the Purchaser may disclose that contract and/or information in relation to it in either printed or electronic form and either generally to the public or to a particular person as a result of a specific invitation. Allocation of Risk - Liability On 25 July 2016, the South Australian Cabinet approved a policy that for low to medium risk standard government procurement contracts, a supplier’s liability will be capped at a multiple of between 1 and 5 of the total contract value with the multiple to be based on a risk assessment conducted by the procuring government agency. For high risk government procurement contracts, the procuring government agency will conduct a risk assessment and in consultation with SAICORP and the Crown Solicitor’s Office, include appropriate clauses dealing with risk and liability based on that risk assessment.
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