Section 127
Payment To Be Made In Case Of Termination Of Procurement Contract On Ground Of Convenience
(1) Where the public entity has terminated the contract on the ground of convenience for public interest pursuant to sub-section (4) of Section 59 of the Act, it shall pay the following amount to the concerned supplier, construction entrepreneur, consultant or service provider. In making such payment, payment shall be made only after deducting the advance amount, if any, paid to him or her:
(a) Payment of the amount, if any, due and payable for the work, supply or service that has been completed acceptably,
(b) The price of the goods manufactured for the purpose of the public entity as per the procurement contract, construction materials brought onto the construction site,
(c) A reasonable cost to be incurred for the removal of equipment from the construction site,
(d) Repatriation expense for expatriate employees employed only in the construction work, and
(e) If necessary, cost for safety and protection of the construction work.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule (1), the public entity shall accept the goods prepared and to be prepared for shipment within seven days of the receipt by the supplier of the notice given by it for termination of the procurement contract on the ground of convenience subject to the conditions and price of such a contract.
(3) In respect of the goods other than those referred to in sub- rule (2), the public entity may do the following:
(a) To get any portion of the goods to be completed and obtain the same on the conditions and at the price set out in the procurement contract, or
(b) To cancel the supply order of remaining goods, and make payment of an amount agreed by mutual consent to the supplier for the goods or services partially prepared by him or her and materials or spare parts purchased by him or her prior to termination of contract.
(a) Payment of the amount, if any, due and payable for the work, supply or service that has been completed acceptably,
(b) The price of the goods manufactured for the purpose of the public entity as per the procurement contract, construction materials brought onto the construction site,
(c) A reasonable cost to be incurred for the removal of equipment from the construction site,
(d) Repatriation expense for expatriate employees employed only in the construction work, and
(e) If necessary, cost for safety and protection of the construction work.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule (1), the public entity shall accept the goods prepared and to be prepared for shipment within seven days of the receipt by the supplier of the notice given by it for termination of the procurement contract on the ground of convenience subject to the conditions and price of such a contract.
(3) In respect of the goods other than those referred to in sub- rule (2), the public entity may do the following:
(a) To get any portion of the goods to be completed and obtain the same on the conditions and at the price set out in the procurement contract, or
(b) To cancel the supply order of remaining goods, and make payment of an amount agreed by mutual consent to the supplier for the goods or services partially prepared by him or her and materials or spare parts purchased by him or her prior to termination of contract.