As a general rule, each member of the JV is jointly and severally liable for the provision of services under the main service contract with the customer and for any breach of this contract. A second objective is to give members a manageable agreement that defines clear responsibilities and ability to act. It aims to avoid quarrels and blockages between members. Individual interests cannot always prevail. To succeed as a joint venture, it is important that members commit to developing joint efforts with regard to the execution and completion of services and to reaching agreements on changes to services and other day-to-day issues. If members fail to do so, effective contractual mechanisms must be put in place to avoid disadvantages or disadvantages for the Joint Undertaking and its members. Details of the joint venture agreement are not always available when the joint venture is created. The services to be provided by each member can be agreed after the proposal has been accepted by the client. A less detailed agreement, a pre-proposal joint venture agreement, can be established prior to the submission of the proposal. If the proposal is successful, this agreement should be replaced by a final joint venture agreement. However, the objective of this model joint venture agreement is to create a manageable situation where its members can jointly respond to a call for tenders, submit a proposal and execute services appropriately using the resources of all members. Obligations arising from a master service contract with the customer, for example. B ”Client/Consultant Model Services Agreement” shall be supported by the Joint Undertaking.
It is for each member to agree on the allocation of the same obligations and commitments within the joint venture, irrespective of whether each member is generally jointly and severally liable to the customer for the provision of services under the main service contract with the customer and for breaches thereof. At the same time, the allocation of obligations and commitments requires the members of the Joint Undertaking to coordinate their efforts effectively and effectively. international development agencies, standard prequalification forms, contract documents and client/consultant contracts. . . .
