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The total fee is the sum of the fixed price and the weekly variable fee, less the capacity credit value, and subject to any annual reconciliation amount for unavailability, in accordance with the contract.

Western Power's assessment of value for money is a balanced judgement of a range of financial and nonfinancial factors, taking into account whole of life costs, environment, quality, fitness for purpose, whs, supplier capability, availability of maintenance, service and support, sustainability impacts, governments social and economic objectives, and risks.

For new facilities, proponents must provide project delivery details, including a gantt chart or equivalent schedule, and the key milestones required to achieve commercial operations.

In the event the service is unavailable, there will be a reduction in payments by western power depending on the duration of the unavailability.

Failure to provide information regarding project methodology, environmental approvals, or technical assessment will result in exclusion from the evaluation process.

The total fee is the sum of the fixed price and the weekly variable fee, less the capacity credit value, and subject to any annual reconciliation amount for unavailability, in accordance with the contract.

Western Power's assessment of value for money is a balanced judgement of a range of financial and nonfinancial factors, taking into account whole of life costs, environment, quality, fitness for purpose, whs, supplier capability, availability of maintenance, service and support, sustainability impacts, governments social and economic objectives, and risks.

For a facility that is currently unregistered, NCESS service providers must provide progress reports every 3 months after contract execution until the facility is in commercial operation.

In the event the service is unavailable, there will be a reduction in payments by Western Power depending on the duration of the unavailability.

Failure to provide information regarding project methodology, environmental approvals, or technical assessment will result in exclusion from the evaluation process.

The total fee is the sum of the fixed price and the weekly variable fee, less the capacity credit value, and subject to any annual reconciliation amount for unavailability, in accordance with the contract.

Western Power's assessment of value for money is a balanced judgement of a range of financial and nonfinancial factors, taking into account whole of life costs, environment, quality, fitness for purpose, whs, supplier capability, availability of maintenance, service and support, sustainability impacts, governments social and economic objectives, and risks.

For a facility that is currently unregistered, NCESS service providers must provide progress reports every 3 months after contract execution until the facility is in commercial operation, including: a project gantt chart with milestones and critical path to commercial operation and a risk register for critical path activities.

In the event the service is unavailable, there will be a reduction in payments by western power depending on the duration of the unavailability.

Failure to provide this information will result in exclusion from the evaluation process.

The total fee is the sum of the fixed price and the weekly variable fee, less the capacity credit value, and subject to any annual reconciliation amount for unavailability, in accordance with the contract.

Western Power's assessment of value for money is a balanced judgement of a range of financial and nonfinancial factors, taking into account whole of life costs, environment, quality, fitness for purpose, whs, supplier capability, availability of maintenance, service and support, sustainability impacts, governments social and economic objectives, and risks.

For a facility that is currently unregistered, ncess service providers must provide progress reports every 3 months after contract execution until the facility is in commercial operation, including: a project gantt chart with milestones and critical path to commercial operation and a risk register for critical path activities.

In the event the service is unavailable, there will be a reduction in payments by western power depending on the duration of the unavailability.

Failure to provide this information will result in exclusion from the evaluation process.

The total fee is the sum of the fixed price and the weekly variable fee, less the capacity credit value, and subject to any annual reconciliation amount for unavailability, in accordance with the contract.

Western Power's assessment of value for money is a balanced judgement of a range of financial and nonfinancial factors, taking into account whole of life costs, environment, quality, fitness for purpose, whs, supplier capability, availability of maintenance, service and support, sustainability impacts, governments social and economic objectives, and risks.

For a facility that is currently unregistered, NCESS service providers must provide progress reports every 3 months after contract execution until the facility is in commercial operation, including: a project gantt chart with milestones and critical path to commercial operation and a risk register for critical path activities.

In the event the service is unavailable, there will be a reduction in payments by western power depending on the duration of the unavailability.

Failure to provide this information will result in exclusion from the evaluation process.