Schedule 12 - Insurances
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1 RFP Version There are two parts to this Schedule 12: Part A Insurances applicable to the D&C Phase; and Part B Insurances during the O&M Phase. [State Note: The State in its discretion may procure any of the Insurances referred to in Part A and Part B of the Insurance Schedule after giving further consideration to the risk profile of the Project including following consideration of Proposals.] 1
2 Part A Insurance applicable to the D&C Phase Project Co must procure, or caused to be procured, and thereafter maintained, each of the Insurances with respect to the Project specified in this Part A for the applicable period of insurance. Each such Insurance must be procured and maintained upon the minimum terms specified in this Part A and clause 38 of this Agreement. Summary of D&C Phase Insurances required: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) Contract Works Insurance (Material Damage); Contract Works Insurance (Public and Products Liability); Contractors' Pollution Liability; Contract Works Insurance (Advance Loss of Profits); Plant and Equipment; Marine Transit and Marine Transit (Delay in Start-Up); Design and Construct Professional Indemnity Insurance; Workers' Compensation Insurance; and Motor Vehicle Insurance. 2
3 (a) Contract Works Insurance (Material Damage) Each of: Project Co; Project Co's Associates; the State; the State's Associates; the Security Trustee; the D&C Subcontractor; and all Subcontractors and each other party which has an insurable interest or is required to be insured under any Project Document relating to the Works and the D&C Activities. Sum insured Scope of cover Situation of risk The full cost of reinstatement or replacement of the Works. Physical loss, destruction or damage to the Works. Insurance to include coverage at a minimum for the following: principal owned materials; continuation of cover for any part of the Works handed over and put into use at any time prior to the Date of Stage One Completion; specific tunnelling conditions as applicable; offsite fabrication; professional fees; removal of debris; expediting expenses; temporary protection and/or loss mitigation expenses; 15% contract price escalation; inland transit and off-site storage; subsidence/earth movement; commissioning and testing of the Works; and cover for loss of or damage to and the cost to rectify, replace or repair property which is free of defective materials, workmanship, design, plan, or specification but is damaged in consequence of other property which has defective materials, workmanship, design, plan or specification. [State Note: The State acknowledges that Project Co may elect to insure items of specialised plant and equipment under the contract works policy (rather than as required under section (e)), particularly if critical to meeting the Date of Stage One Completion.] Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia, including whilst in transit (other than ocean marine transit) between any places therein. 3
4 Maximum Deductibles Additional requirements Period of insurance Tunnelling works - $2,500,000. All other works - $1,000,000. The policy must be procured and maintained on a project specific basis. At all times during the D&C Phase. 4
5 (b) Contract Works Insurance (Public and Products Liability) Each of: Project Co; Project Co Associates; the State; State's Associates; the Security Trustee; the D&C Subcontractor; and all Subcontractors and each other party which has an insurable interest or is required to be insured under any Project Document relating to the Works and the D&C Activities. Sum insured Scope of cover Geographical Limits Maximum Deductibles $500,000,000 for any one occurrence or series of occurrences arising out of the same source or original cause in connection with the Works. Unlimited in the aggregate during the period of insurance but in the aggregate of all occurrences in any one period of insurance with respect to products and completed operations liability. Legal liability (including to counterparties) to pay compensation for personal injury and/or property damage caused by an occurrence during the period of insurance, where such occurrence: arises out of the Works and D&C Activities; and arises out of the occupation by any of any part of the Works handed over and put into use at any time prior to the Date of Stage One Completion. Worldwide excluding USA and Canada. $1,000,000 any one occurrence. Additional requirements Cross liability clause; Severability and non imputation clauses; Worker to worker liability; Pollution liability but only if caused by a sudden, accidental, unexpected and unintended occurrence; On hook liability; Bodily injury and /or property damage arising from an error or omission in design or specification or breach of professional duty; Cover for mobile plant and equipment not required to be registered/used as a tool of trade (unless separate insurance procured for this exposure under another insurance policy); and Cover for existing or other property (including any existing buildings) in the s care, custody or control, but this may exclude the smallest component of property in the s care custody or control being worked on. 5
6 Period of insurance At all times during the D&C Phase. 6
7 (c) Contractors' Pollution Liability Each of: Project Co; Project Co Associates; the State; State Associates; the Security Trustee; the D&C Subcontractor; and all Subcontractors and each other party which has an insurable interest or is required to be insured under any Project Document relating to the Works and the D&C Activities. Sum insured $20,000,000 per pollution condition; and $20,000,000 in the aggregate. Scope of cover Situation of risk Retroactive date For legal liability (including to counterparties) to pay compensation for death, personal injury, loss of or damage to third party property and clean up costs as a result of pollution conditions caused by the Works and D&C Activities. Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia. N/A Maximum Deductibles $1,000,000 Premium As tendered. Additional requirements Occurrence wording; Completed operations extension (for a minimum of 6 years), to cover liability to pay compensation for personal injury or property damage which occurs at any time arising out or in connection with the Works and D&C Activities; Third party property damage for the assets of the State or any State Associate; The policy must be procured and maintained on a project specific basis; The policy must specifically cover: (a) sudden, accidental and gradual Pollution; (b) (c) (d) (e) remediation costs; liability connected with asbestos (including, liability for soil and groundwater pollution); legal defence costs; and biodiversity and natural resource damages; Cross liability clause; and 7
8 Period of insurance Severability and non imputation clauses. At all times during the D&C Phase. 8
9 (d) Contract Works Insurance (Advance Loss of Profits) Level of cover Scope of cover Situation of risk Maximum Deductibles Each of: Project Co; and the Security Trustee. Not exceeding 14 Quarterly Services Payments (prior to any Abatement) and the net commercial revenue generated by Project over the 3.5 year period following the Date of Stage One Completion. Construction Works Insurance (Advance Loss of Profits) with respect to the risks of loss or damage to the Works or construction plant. Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia. 120 days. Additional requirements Nominated suppliers' premises extension; Public utilities extension; Prevention of access; and Cover for additional increased costs of working. The policy must be procured and maintained on a project specific basis. Period of insurance From the date of this Agreement until the Date for Stage One Completion. 9
10 (e) Plant and Equipment Insurance Each of: Project Co; Level of cover Scope of cover Project Co Associates; the State; State Associates; the D&C Subcontractor; and all Subcontractors and each other party which has an insurable interest or is required to be insured under any Project Document relating to the Works and the D&C Activities. Indemnity value of the respective plant or equipment used in connection with the Works. Damage or destruction for an indemnity value of the respective plant and equipment whether owned or hired by Project Co or the D&C Subcontractor used for the purposes of undertaking the Works. Situation of risk Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia. Maximum deductibles $250,000 Additional requirements [State Note: The State acknowledges that Project Co may elect to insure items of specialised plant and equipment under the contract works policy (rather than as required under this section (e)), particularly if critical to meeting the Date of Stage One Completion.] Period of insurance At all times during the D&C Phase 10
11 (f) Marine Transit and Marine Transit (Delay in Start Up) Level of cover Each of: Project Co; Project Co Associates; the State; State Associates; the Security Trustee; the D&C Subcontractor; and all Subcontractors and each other party which has an insurable interest or is required to be insured under any Project Document relating to the Works and the D&C Activities. Marine Transit Sum insured is a limit of indemnity equivalent to not less than the maximum total value of the Works or other property to be transferred in any one shipment, plus a provision for the costs of freight, insurance, taxes and duties as may be applicable. Marine Transit (Delay in Start Up) Sum insured representing the maximum delay to Stage One Completion following loss or damage to the property insured under the Marine Transit policy, with a minimum indemnity period of 12 months and 4 Quarterly Service Payments (prior to any Abatement). Scope of cover Situation of risk Maximum deductibles Unless covered under the Contract Works Insurance (Material Damage) in respect of the Works, a policy of Marine Transit Insurance open in respect to the shipment or carriage of the relevant items of imported property intended to be incorporated or used in connection with the Works or D&C Activities. Worldwide. The first 45 days of the period of delay. 10% of maximum limit of indemnity for any one shipment or $100,000 whichever is the lesser. Period of insurance From the time of leaving the manufacturer or other place of original order in the country of origin until arrival at the Construction Areas. 11
12 (g) Design and Construct Professional Indemnity Insurance Sum insured Scope of cover Situation of risk Retroactive date The D&C Subcontractor. Minimum coverage of $50,000,000 for any one claim and in the aggregate for all claims during the period of insurance. Covering legal liability arising from an act, error or omission of the in relation to the performance of each 's professional activities and duties in connection with the Works and D&C Activities. Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia. From the date of the Agreement. Maximum Deductibles $1,000,000 any one claim. Additional Requirements Indemnity to Project Co as principal for its vicarious liability arising out of acts, errors and omissions of its Associates; Contractual clauses between Project Co and any Subcontractor must not contain provisions which preclude recovery for breach of professional duty up to the limit of the insurance; Include cover for construction defects as a result of error in design or specification; and Severability and non-imputation clauses. Period of insurance From Financial Close to 12 years after the Date of Stage One Completion. 12
13 (h) Workers Compensation Insurance Level of cover Risks covered Deductibles Additional requirements Period of cover Each party is required to procure its own Workers' Compensation and Employer's Liability policy, in respect of its statutory obligations and otherwise as required by Law and commercial prudence. As required by Law. As required by Law. As required by Law. N/A. At all times during the D&C Phase. 13
14 (i) Motor Vehicle Insurance Level of cover Risks covered Deductibles Each party is required to procure and maintain its own insurance for vehicles to be used in connection with the Works or the D&C Activities. Minimum coverage of $30,000,000 per occurrence and in the aggregate in respect of third party property damage. Third party property damage in respect of all vehicles used in connection with the Works or D&C Activities. As tendered. Additional requirements All motor vehicles must be registered currently for compulsory third party insurance as required by Law, if for use on public roads. Policy must cover unregistered vehicles or vehicles used as a tool of trade unless covered under the Contract Works (Public and Products Liability) Insurance Policy. Period of cover At all times during the D&C Phase. 14
15 Part B Insurance during the O&M Phase Project Co must procure, or cause to be procured, and thereafter maintained each of the Insurances with respect to the Project specified in this Part B for the applicable period of Insurance. Each such Insurance must be procured and maintained upon the minimum terms specified in this Part B and clause 38 of this Project Agreement. All amounts specified below in relation to Industrial Special Risks/Business Interruption Insurance, Public and Products Liability Insurance and Motor Vehicle Insurance will be Indexed in accordance with the Indexes Schedule. In the event that the State reasonably believes that any minimum sum insured or sub-limit under this Agreement (as Indexed) no longer provides cover to the extent to which is insured against in the commercial insurance market for a similar project then: (a) (b) the State and Project Co must attempt to agree on a revised minimum sum insured or sub-limit, with the intention that the revised minimum sum insured or sub-limit must provide cover to the extent that it is insured against in the commercial insurance market for a similar project; and if the State and Project Co are unable to agree on a revised minimum sum insured or sub-limit, the Dispute may be referred by either party for resolution in accordance with the procedures in clauses 41 to 42 of this Agreement. Summary of O&M Phase Insurances required: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Industrial Special Risks/Business Interruption Insurance; Public and Products Liability Insurance; O&M Phase Professional Indemnity Insurance; Workers' Compensation Insurance; and Motor Vehicle Insurance. 15
16 (a) Industrial Special Risks/Business Interruption Insurance Each of: Project Co; Project Co Associates the State; State Associates; the Security Trustee; the O&M Subcontractor; and all Subcontractors and each other party which has an insurable interest or is required to be insured under any Project Document relating to the O&M Activities. Sum insured Reflecting a combined limit of no less than the aggregation of the following: in relation to Stage One, replacement or reinstatement value with a sum insured / limit of liability of not less than $350,000,000 any one occurrence, which includes amounts sufficient to cover costs of demolition and removal of debris, professional fees and an amount to cover additional costs and expenses to expedite the commencement and completion of the repair, replacement or reinstatement of Stage One; and Minimum of 4 Quarterly Services Payments in relation to business interruption (prior to any Abatement) and other additional amounts as specified by this Schedule. Scope of Cover Section 1 Material Loss or Damage Coverage for physical loss, destruction of or damage to Stage One and other property belonging to the for which any is responsible or has assumed responsibility to insure prior to damage occurring and in which an acquires an insurable interest during the period of insurance, for its reinstatement and/or replacement value. Sub Limits: Removal of debris; Professional fees; Accidental damage; Expediting expenses; Change in temperature controlled environment; Property in transit (within Australia); Machinery breakdown; 16
17 Boiler and pressure vessel explosion - Replacement cost of boiler and pressure vessel (This item applies to damage to the boiler only and not to resultant damage); Electronic data processing equipment breakdown; and Fraudulent or dishonest acts. Property covered: All property of every kind and description forming part of Stage One or as otherwise agreed between the State and Project Co. Perils covered to include at a minimum: Earthquake; Flood; Action of the sea/tidal wave/tsunami; Storm/tempest/cyclone; Hail/lightning strike; Landslip/earth movement; Fire/explosion; Impact; Burglary/theft; Malicious damage; Riots/strikes/civil commotion; and Accidental damage. Actual sub limits are to be as agreed with the State at the time of procuring the Industrial Special Risk/Business Interruption Insurance and will be Indexed thereafter. Section 2 Business Interruption Coverage for Business Interruption in respect of loss of revenue and additional expenses, arising out of physical loss, destruction of or damage to Stage One, including provisions for: Sub Limits: Increased costs of working; Additional increased cost of working; Utilities memorandum; Prevention of access; Suppliers; 17
18 Human infectious disease; and Professional fees/claims preparation costs. Situation of risk Actual sub limits are to be as agreed with the State at the time of procuring the Industrial Special Risk/Business Interruption Insurance and will be Indexed thereafter. Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia (and whilst in transit). Maximum Deductibles $[#insert] in respect of material damage; and [#insert] days for [business interruption]; or $[#insert] combined deductible in respect of material damage and business interruption. [State Note: To be based on consideration of the successful Respondent's Proposal] Additional requirements Cover for sue and labour expenses; Cover for construction works; Additional extra costs of reinstatement; Marine Transit cover within Australia. [State Note: International marine transit insurance is to be effected if materials are to be imported from overseas during the O&M Phase.] An appropriate amendment to the basis of settlement clause to clarify that the policy will cover the Abatement of Project Co's Quarterly Service Payment as a result of an insured peril; An appropriate amendment to the policy will be required to clarify that (subject to overall limits, and policy terms and conditions) the State and any State Associate is entitled to be covered under this policy to the extent that the Quarterly Services Payment is not Abated as a result of an event, act, omission, fact, matter or occurrence (in whole or part) but the State or any State Associate incurs Liabilities that would otherwise be claimable under the policy, such as increased costs of working or additional increased costs of working; The policy must be procured on a project specific basis; and Co-insurance provisions not to apply. Period of cover For a period of 12 months commencing on the Date of Stage One Completion, to be renewed annually until the Expiry Date. 18
19 (b) Public and Products Liability Insurance Each of: Project Co; Project Co Associates; the State State Associates; the Security Trustee; the O&M Subcontractor; and all Subcontractors and each other party which has an insurable interest or is required to be insured under any Project Document relating to the O&M Activities. Sum insured a minimum of $500,000,000 for any one occurrence with regards to Public Liability; and $500,000,000 for any one occurrence and in the annual aggregate for Products Liability. Scope of cover: To cover legal liability for: Third party property damage, including property in the care, custody and control of the, for which the is responsible and which is not otherwise already insured for the 's benefit, and including resultant consequential and economic loss; and Personal injury (including libel and slander), disease or death of any person including resultant consequential and economic loss, Situation of risk Maximum Deductibles arising in connection with its products, the provision of the O&M Activities and this Agreement during the O&M Phase. Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia (and whilst in transit). $500,000 each and every occurrence. Additional requirements The policy must be procured and maintained on a project specific basis; Care custody and control; Worker to worker liability; Liability arising out of personal injury to contract labour hire persons; Cover liability arising from construction operations on site; Sudden and accidental pollution; and Cover for mobile plant and equipment not required to be registered/used as a tool of trade or registered plant whilst used as a 19
20 Period of cover tool of trade (unless separate insurance procured for this exposure). For a period of 12 months commencing on the Date of Stage One Completion, to be renewed annually until the Expiry Date. 20
21 (c) O&M Phase Professional Indemnity Insurance Sum insured Scope of cover Situation of risk Retroactive date Maximum Deductibles Additional Requirements Period of insurance O&M Subcontractor. $20,000,000 for any claim and in annual aggregate. Covering legal liability arising from an act error or omission of the insured in relation to the performance of each 's professional activities and duties in connection with Stage One and the O&M Activities. Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Australia. The date that the professional activities under a contract relating to the O&M Phase commences. As determined by the O&M Subcontractor. Severability and non-imputation clauses. For a period of 12 months commencing on the Date of Stage One Completion, to be renewed annually until the Expiry Date. 21
22 (d) Workers Compensation and Employer's Liability Insurance Level of cover Risks covered Retroactive date Deductibles Annual Premium Additional requirements Period of cover Each party is required to procure its own Workers' Compensation and Employer's Liability policy, in respect of its statutory obligations and otherwise as required by Law and commercial prudence. As required by Law. As required by Law. N/A As required by Law. To be agreed. N/A The O&M Phase. 22
23 (e) Motor Vehicle Insurance Party responsible for procuring the insurance Level of cover Risks covered Retroactive date Deductibles Premium Project Co. Each party to procure its own insurance for vehicles to be used in connection with Stage One or the O&M Activities. Minimum coverage of $30,000,000 per occurrence and in the aggregate in respect of third party property damage. Third party property damage in respect of all vehicles used in connection with Stage One or O&M Activities. N/A. To be agreed. To be agreed. Additional requirements All motor vehicles must be registered currently for compulsory third party insurance as required by Law if for use on public roads; and Cover for mobile plant and equipment not required to be registered or used as a tool of trade or registered plant whilst used as a tool of trade (unless separate insurance procured for this exposure or covered under the Public and Products Liability Insurance). Period of cover The O&M Phase. 23
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