Name the Clause
What Does It Do?
Supplier Pushback
What's at Risk?
100

This clause answers: “Who covers third-party claims caused by the supplier?”

Indemnity

100

This clause gives BC Hydro a remedy if goods, services, or deliverables do not meet promised standards.

Warranty

100

Suppliers often push back on this because they see it as potentially unlimited exposure.

Indemnity

100

Weak wording here increases the risk of unauthorized release of sensitive information.

Confidentiality

200

This clause sets the financial ceiling on what can be recovered from the supplier.

LoL

200

This clause provides the funded backstop that supports broader risk allocation.

Insurance

200

Suppliers often argue this should be more proportional to contract value.

Liability

200

Weak wording here can leave BC Hydro paying twice to fix defective work.

Warranty

300

This clause protects sensitive information from being used or shared beyond the agreed purpose.

Confidentiality

300

This clause clarifies ownership and use of newly created work and pre-existing rights.

IP

300

Suppliers often want to retain ownership of pre-existing frameworks, tools, and methods under this topic.

IP

300

If this is inadequate or expired, BC Hydro may not have a funded source for recovery.

Insurance

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