Advice Services

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          "description": "The Council has a unilateral option to extend the contract period by up to 2 years in aggregate.\nThe Council reserves the option on 6 months prior written notice to purchase additional Services (“Additional Services”) up to a maximum of 50% of the original contract value (which for the avoidance of doubt shall include any extension period set out in the Particulars) in aggregate. At the Council’s discretion Additional Services may include without limitation any element of the Services as specified at Schedule 1 or similar services within the scope of or ancillary to such services to achieve the same broad outcomes. The Council may exercise its option at any time where the Council requires additional capacity for any reason including but not limited to changes in needs and demand levels of the community being served."
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