Solicitud de Apoyo para Evento de Danza
Solicitud de Apoyo para Evento de Danza
Fecha: Documento:
31-12-2024
SOLICITUD
15-11-24
COMPROBANTE DE EGRESO
Nombre: PAULA SANTIS
Email: paulasantis2601@[Link]
INFORMACIÓN BANCARIA
Banco: Tipo de cuenta: Ahorros Corriente (Cheques) Otra
DOCUMENTO DE ACTIVIDAD
IDENTIDAD:
C.C.[Link] ECONÓMICA:
8541 – 7490 - 9319
DIRECCIÓN DEL
DOMICILIO:
DIAG 4B 30-26 AP 1214 TELÉFONO: 3125699753
CORREO
paulasantis26@[Link] CIUDAD: ZIPAQUIRA
ELECTRONICO:
ACTIVIDAD -
VALIDA DE BAILE DEPORTIVO DETALLE: APOYO A LA GESTION
EVENTO:
CONCEPTO:
APOYAR LAS ACTIVIDADES DE ORGANIZACIÓN ENFOCADAS EN LO LEGAL INTERNACIONAL CON WDSF EN
INGLÉS Y DOCUMENTALES EN CASTELLANO DEL EVENTO ESPECIAL INTERNACIONAL CON SEDE EN COLOMBIA
PERIODO NOVIEMBRE 1 AL 30 DE 2024
VALOR VALOR EN LETRAS:
7.822.938 SIETE MILLONES OCHOCIENTOS VEINTI DOS NOVECIENTOS TREINTA Y OCHO PESOS
Banco: PAGAR EN EFECTIVO
Número de Cuenta:
Tipo de Cuenta: Divisa: PESOS COL
Swift Code: Iban Code:
LITERAL A . INFORMACIÓN PARA EFECTOS TRIBUTARIOS
DE ACUERDO CON LOS ARTÍCULOS 10,103, 383 y 499 DEL ESTATUTO TRIBUTARIO, DECLARO BAJO LA GRAVEDAD DE JURAMENTO QUE:
Soy residente en Colombia X NO
Mis ingresos son obtenidos por concepto de salarios,
X NO
comisiones, viáticos, honorarios o servicios personales
Responsable de IVA NO X
Me encuentro afiliado al sistema de seguridad social y cumplo
X NO
con el pago de aporte.
Soy declarante de renta en Colombia NO X
Estoy obligado a presentar factura electrónica NO X
FIRMA:
NOTA: ADJUNTAR COPIA DEL RUT NO MAYOR A 60 DIAS Y LOS DOCUMENTOS DE RESPLADO PARA EL PAGO
DOCUMENTO DE ACTIVIDAD
IDENTIDAD:
C.C.[Link] ECONÓMICA:
8541 – 7490 - 9319
DIRECCIÓN DEL
DOMICILIO:
DIAG 4B 30-26 AP 1214 TELÉFONO: 3125699753
CORREO
paulasantis26@[Link] CIUDAD: ZIPAQUIRA
ELECTRONICO:
ACTIVIDAD -
VALIDA DE BAILE DEPORTIVO DETALLE: APOYO A LA GESTION
EVENTO:
CONCEPTO:
APOYAR LAS ACTIVIDADES DE ORGANIZACIÓN ENFOCADAS EN LO LEGAL INTERNACIONAL CON WDSF EN
INGLÉS Y DOCUMENTALES EN CASTELLANO DEL EVENTO ESPECIAL INTERNACIONAL CON SEDE EN COLOMBIA
PERIODO DICIEMBRE 1 AL 30 DE 2024
VALOR VALOR EN LETRAS:
7.822.938 SIETE MILLONES OCHOCIENTOS VEINTI DOS NOVECIENTOS TREINTA Y OCHO PESOS
Banco: PAGAR EN EFECTIVO
Número de Cuenta:
Tipo de Cuenta: Divisa: PESOS COL
Swift Code: Iban Code:
LITERAL A . INFORMACIÓN PARA EFECTOS TRIBUTARIOS
DE ACUERDO CON LOS ARTÍCULOS 10,103, 383 y 499 DEL ESTATUTO TRIBUTARIO, DECLARO BAJO LA GRAVEDAD DE JURAMENTO QUE:
Soy residente en Colombia X NO
Mis ingresos son obtenidos por concepto de salarios,
X NO
comisiones, viáticos, honorarios o servicios personales
Responsable de IVA NO X
Me encuentro afiliado al sistema de seguridad social y cumplo
X NO
con el pago de aporte.
Soy declarante de renta en Colombia NO X
Estoy obligado a presentar factura electrónica NO X
FIRMA:
NOTA: ADJUNTAR COPIA DEL RUT NO MAYOR A 60 DIAS Y LOS DOCUMENTOS DE RESPLADO PARA EL PAGO
5. Número de Identificación Tributaria (NIT) 6. DV 12. Dirección seccional 14. Buzón electrónico
1 0 0 1 2 0 1 6 85 8 Impuestos de Bogotá 3 2
IDENTIFICACIÓN
24. Tipo de contribuyente 25. Tipo de documento 26. Número de Identificación 27. Fecha expedición
UBICACIÓN
38. País 39. Departamento 40. Ciudad/Municipio
COLOMBIA 1 6 9 Cundinamarca 2 5 Zipaquirá 8 9 9
41. Dirección principal
8 5 4 1 2 0 1 1 0 2 0 5 7 4 9 0 2 0 1 6 1 2 2 6 9 3 1 9 3 4 2 9
Responsabilidades, Calidades y Atributos
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
53. Código 2 2 4 9
22- Obligado a cumplir deberes formales a
49 - No responsable de IVA
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
55. Forma 56. Tipo 1 2 3
54. Código 57. Exporta
Modo dores
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
58. CPC
IMPORTANTE: Sin perjuicio de las actualizaciones a que haya lugar, la inscripción en el Registro Único Tributario -RUT-, tendrá vigencia indefinida y en consecuencia no se exigirá su renovación
Para uso exclusivo de la DIAN
59. Anexos SI NO X 60. No. de Folios: 0 61. Fecha 2024 - 11 - 25 / 15 : 27: 19
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Organiser Contract
for the
15 2024 WDSF BfG Challenge Series
World
DanceSport
Federation
20 Headquarters
Maison du Sport
International
Av. De Rhodanie 54
1007 Lausanne
25 SWITZERLAND
office@[Link]
World DanceSport Federation
30
THE ORGANISER CONTRACT FOR THE 2024 WDSF BfG Challenge Series
35 between
and
Each of the parties can be referred to as a “Party” and together as the “Parties”.
55 WHEREAS,
i. WDSF is the World Governing Body recognised by the International Olympic Committee as being
responsible for the sport of DanceSport and is the owner of rights including but not limited to the
worldwide commercial rights to the 2024 WDSF BfG Challenge Series Adult & Youth (hereinafter
60 referred to as the “Event”) which are subject to this Organiser Contract. (hereinafter referred to as
“Agreement”).
ii. NMB has presented its Bidding Application Form to organise the Event in Villa de Leyva, Colombia
subject to certain terms and conditions including those set out below.
65
iii. WDSF wishes to grant to NMB, and NMB wishes to accept the right and obligation to promote
and stage the Event and will act as the Organiser, and will assume all responsibilities regarding the
organising of the Event and will be liable for all costs associated with the Event, under the terms and
conditions as stated in this Agreement, unless specifically stated to the contrary.
70 iv. The provisions laid down in the Agreement cover the minimum requirements to be met by NMB
and NMB. It is anticipated that the Parties may negotiate in future so that some provisions may be
adjusted and clarified by the WDSF in the course of the Event preparations, at WDSF’s request by
WDSF acting reasonably and in good faith, in which case the Parties shall agree in writing on any such
adjustments and clarifications.
75
NOW THEREFORE, it is agreed as follows:
80 1. NMB agrees to commit to stage the following Event in the following date and Venue:
2. NMB confirms that the Venue is suitable for a major DanceSport competition, ensuring sufficient
90 seating to cover the expected number of attendees. NMB shall be responsible for the mediation of the
Venue under the approval of the WDSF, timely coordination, obtaining of all required permissions,
planning and commissioning of the venue in accordance with the applicable laws and safety
regulations as well as the terms of this Agreement. NMB undertakes to provide WDSF with all
reasonably required information regarding the Event Venue development project progress, to support
95 site visits and communication with the involved authorities and contractors, if that will be required.
3. The necessary lighting will be installed for the expected television production. An indication of the
description of the lighting required is included in Annex 2 enclosed to this Agreement.
100 4. The Event Venue will have suitable audio facilities, changing rooms and warm up areas for the
competitors.
5. The dance floor (field of play) of the Venue shall be of the highest quality to be approved by the
WDSF taking into account all requirements of this Agreement and shall be installed well in time for
105 the training/practice opportunities requirements of the competitors. The training floor should be the
same quality and the same size with the competition floor.
110 7. The deadline for the registration of athletes shall have prior written approval of WDSF.
8. No performance of the same disciplines as the granted events by non-WDSF athletes may be
included at or near any part of the event without the prior written agreement of the WDSF Sports
Department. NMB confirms that all WDSF events applied for will not be run together (same
115 dates/location) with DanceSport & Breaking events of other organisations without the prior written
agreement of the WDSF Sports Department.
120 9. WDSF alone shall retain and exploit the following international commercial rights (hereinafter
referred to as the “International Rights”), with exception of the Domestic Rights as granted to NMB
pursuant to the provisions of Clause 19:
9.1. radio and television rights which will include audio, video, DVD, CD ROM, CDI, etc. to be exploited
125 by the WDSF or by an agency that WDSF contracts;
9.2. new media rights including internet, broadband, mobile devices and any other new technology to
be exploited by the WDSF or an agency that WDSF contracts;
130 9.3. all intellectual property rights relating to the Event (including for the avoidance of doubt any Event
coverage, Event logos etc.);
9.4. all rights to the WDSF name, logo and other WDSF marks and designs;
135 9.5. title, presenting and similar sponsorship rights to the Event that could get marketed
internationally to the mutual benefit of WDSF and NMB and executed in reasonable mutual
coordination between WDSF and NMB;
10. WDSF shall retain the right to have a sponsorship and/or partnership for any of WDSF BfG
Challenge Series or all of them. In this event NMB is obliged to provide a necessary advertisement
145 spots at the request/instruction of the WDSF. NMB agrees and undertake to provide the necessary
items as applicable regarding sponsorship as listed in Annex 3.
11. WDSF will provide the design/logo to be used by NMB on the dance floor (field of play) and for
all digital and non-digital communication, including television and all other applications. WDSF Logos
150 and the correct title of the event must be clearly and sufficiently displayed to the extent that it can be
clearly perceived as a WDSF event. No WDSF logo or print will be used without specific approval of
WDSF.
12. The type, brand of the floor to be used as a competition floor (field of play) must be approved by
155 WDSF in advance, NMB must ensure that FoP meets all WDSF specifications, which are detailed in
Annex 4.
The floor must have the WDSF Logo in the centre and any other logos, title, names or designs on the
floor, for example the ones from partners can be on the floor but the final design requires prior written
160 approval by WDSF.
170 13.2. Paying the Granting Fee to the WDSF in the amount of CHF 500, as agreed in the payment terms,
by transfer to the bank account indicated by WDSF.
13.3. Payment terms: Payment terms: CHF 500 will be paid 30 (thirty) days before the Event, after
issuance on an official invoice sent by WDSF to NMB.
175
13.4. Providing prize money with maximum amount of up to EUR 4200, net after taxes (hereinafter
referred as the “Prize Money”).
13.5. All Prize Money and payments to judges and officials of the Event as indicated in this Agreement
180 are specified in the net amount after any applicable tax deductions. NMB shall bear the costs of all
local taxes related to Prize money; athletes should receive the full amount of the prize money
advertised. Any tax deductions shall be covered by the organiser. All required tax payments shall be
made by NMB in accordance with the applicable laws of Colombia by accordingly grossing up the net
amounts indicated in this Agreement.
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13.6. The distribution of Prize Money (net amounts payable to competitors after any applicable tax
deductions and payments by NMB) in EUR is shown in the table below.
13.7. The above amounts are net amounts, meaning that NMB must pay the relevant taxes applicable
to the Prize Money. NMB shall pay the amount in correct application of any local tax rules. If, in
200 particular, any withholding taxes are applicable and no exemption can be obtained by NMB, such shall
notably, be deducted and duly remitted to the tax authorities. In such case, NMB shall also provide
the athletes with corresponding certificates. NMB shall be responsible for the correct application of
taxes and shall indemnify the WDSF in the event any claims are raised against it in this respect.
205 13.8. Prize Money distributed to entitled athletes as specified in the table above shall be paid in cash
at the event, on the day of the final standings are released.
13.9. Provision of HD signal broadcasting the Event and conform the broadcasting guidelines. National
media rights belong to NMB, International Rights belong to WDSF.
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13.10. Providing, at no cost for them, accommodation in twin rooms (double rooms for single use) or
single room of a 3 or 4 star hotel, full board, local transportation and round-trip flight tickets (including
a luggage allowance of 20-23 kg) meal (three meals and coffee as well as coffee break snacks including
coffee during all of the Event), and other agreed and approved costs for Event officials and delegates
215 during the Event (minimum 4 nights for delegates and judges). Visa related expenses will be covered
by the NMB to all officials as well as parking tickets or similar after presentation of related receipts.
There provisions are based on the following estimate of officials and delegates:
• 5 (five) Judges
220 • 1 (one) Head Judge;
• 1 (one) Chair;
• 3 (three) Communication Specialists;
• 2 (two) Hosts (Masters of Ceremony);
• 2 (two) DJs;
225 • 2 (two) Scoring Specialists (Scrutiny service providers).
NMB shall offer accommodation at a reasonable rate for extra officials, trainers, team leaders, WDSF
staff etc. The accommodation rate will be communicated to WDSF in advance, before it is officially
released.
230
All Event officials and delegates, as hereinabove mentioned, are subject to nomination by WDSF
exclusively. The Parties acknowledge that the above list of Event officials and delegates is of
preliminary nature and may be subject to reasonable amendments in coordination between WDSF
and NMB.
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13.11. Providing accommodation, local accommodation and meals (three meals and coffee), and
other agreed and approved costs for all WDSF athletes at no cost for them. NMB will provide
accommodation for a minimum two athletes per country and gender. Shared-basis accommodation
will be only allowed for same-sex athletes and from the same team.
240
13.12. Fees for two (2) days Event shall be paid to the Event officials by NMB as follows; CHF 1000 to
each of 5 judges, CHF 1000 to each of 2 DJs, CHF 1000 to each of 2 MCs, CHF 1400 to the Head Judge,
and CHF 1400 to the Chair of the Competition. These payments will be made in accordance with the
WDSF Breaking Financial Regulations. These fees shall be paid in net amounts and via bank transfer.
245 Paying the judges and any other Event officials the respective fees shall be made no later than by the
end of the Event.
13.13. The fee of CHF 600 for two (2) days Event shall be paid to WDSF by NMB for software.
250 13.14. Music rights clearance will be done in advance by NMB, the music rights clearance should not
impose any restriction in relation to the International Broadcasting. All music with no exception
should be cleared by NMB. NMB will provide the necessary documentation related to the music
clearance at first request by the WDSF.
255 13.15. Bearing the cost incurred as a result of WDSF designation of the type of judging system to be
used in the Event and the service provider. The service provider staff shall be limited to two persons
for whom travel, accommodation and meals shall be covered (prepaid) by NMB for 3 to 4 days related
to the Event.
260 13.16. Paying in advance all anti-doping tests and expenses related to the Event. For greater clarity,
all of these expenses will be paid by NMB and any balance payments shall be made within no later
than 10 (ten) calendar days after the Event. Any anti-doping related activities shall be carried out in
accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code, WDSF Rules and Regulations and other applicable
International Standards.
265
13.17. Diligently assisting WDSF in entry document (visa) issuance process for competitors, officials,
delegates, media and other representatives enabling them to attend and/or take part in the Event (as
far as possible by the national governmental visa regulations). NMB only facilitates the entry
document (visa) issuance process and does not bear any costs in this respect, such as costs of entry
270 document (visa) requests, except for those of the officials who are involved in the organisation such
as judges, MCs, DJs etc.
13.18. NMB shall offer accommodation at a reasonable rate and, if required, provide transportation
between official hotels and the venue for accredited media personnel, as well as meal facilities during
275 normal working hours on event days.
13.19. Providing the media with access, within the Venue media centre and connection to the
internet.
280 13.20. Establishing an accreditation and access control system, including checkpoints, equipment, and
qualified personnel, for all athletes, media and officials that will ensure the smooth running of the
Event and the security of all participants. The Parties will monitor the compliance with this provision
throughout the Event.
285 13.21. For a safe and secure competition, securing and paying for an effective insurance policy or
policies with reasonably broad cover for the whole Event, including athletes, judges, other officials
and workers concurrent with an adapted medical plan with medical staff including First Aid, nurses
and physicians on-site, as approved by the WDSF Sport Commission and the WDSF Legal Commission.
As a guide prior to the applicant’s submission to WDSF for written approval of insurance coverage,
290 the insurance should at least include standard public liability coverage and also provide cover and
compensation in the event of death, disability, injury and the medical costs related to accidents.
13.22. Providing an internet connection (Optical Fibre, Cable or ADSL Broadband with 50 (fifty) Mbps
Minimum upload/download speed in order to transmit the results and other information from the
295 Event Venue in real time. In addition, the infrastructure will be provided to enable media
representatives and press photographers to transfer high quality pictures from the Event Venue to
their home base. NMB shall render confirmation to WDSF regarding compliance with this requirement
at least 10 (ten) days in advance of the Event by providing written evidence of corresponding
agreement with the internet service provider or by other satisfactory means.
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13.23. Reporting to the WDSF Vice President for Sports and copy to WDSF Breaking Officer on the
progress with respect to the above requirements and Event organisation generally, periodically and
on an ongoing basis for approval and possible further direction by WDSF, every week following signing
of this Agreement until the Event.
305
13.24. Undertaking and implementing of all reasonable steps to avoid unlawful recording, e.g. by
announcing in writing and through the hosts that that recording is against the copyright law and any
publishing may be subject to prosecution.
310 13.25. Providing sufficient time to the Chair, Head Judge and the Judges in between events to check
the scores to ensure they function well.
13.26. Ensuring that the judges, if engaged for other events on the same day, shall not be required to
judge more than 8 hours in total per day.
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13.27. Ensuring the panel of judges and officials nominated to the Event will not be assigned to judge
in any other event at the same time the Event takes place without the approval of the WDSF Sports
Department.
320 13.28. Marketing campaign: NMB will provide no later than 30 days from the signature of this contract
a Marketing Campaign plan together with its budget. Marketing campaign should be adequate for the
amount of the tickets to be sold in the Venue to ensure at least 2/3 majority of the tickets to be sold.
The Marketing Campaign will include digital strategy, local billboard or similar campaigning, as well as
specific activations ahead of the event targeting tickets sales.
325
13.29. NMB shall ensure that all warm-up areas provide athletes with access to drinks (water, isotonic
beverages) and snacks, including fruits, during the competition days. These refreshments should be
readily available to athletes throughout the event to maintain their hydration and energy levels.
330 14. All key Event officials which include but are not limited to the judges, head judge, chair, DJs and
hosts shall be appointed by the WDSF. No change of Judges is allowed without prior written approval
of the WDSF.
15. NMB must follow the WDSF Breaking Rules and Regulations Manual (BRRM) and all other
335 applicable WDSF Rules and Regulations as they stand as at signature of this Agreement.
16. The draft programme for the Event, including opening ceremony, 2 competition days and
proposed programme between the rounds, must be submitted for the approval of WDSF no later than
2 (two) weeks prior the Event. The opening ceremony on the final day/evening must not exceed 30
340 (thirty) minutes, in which speeches, exhibitions, announcements, and other statements shall be
included.
17. A full detailed programme for the entire Event must be forwarded to the WDSF for approval not
later than 2 (two) weeks before the Event.
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18. NMB shall ensure that a WDSF Licensed Scrutineer (person in charge) and scrutineering
programme (service provider) are used for the Event. NMB shall ensure that the Scrutineer (person in
charge) will have sufficient time to manage the official granted Event and that additional Scrutineer/s
(person in charge) is/are engaged if more events are to be managed.
350
GRANT OF THE ORGANISATION RIGHTS
19. NMB shall retain the following commercial rights (“the Domestic Rights”) in the territory of
Colombia;
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19.1. domestic media rights in the territory of Colombia consistently with the terms of this Agreement
in respect to International Rights;
19.2. radio and television broadcasting rights which includes audio, video, DVD, CD ROM, CDI, etc.;
360
19.3. new media rights including internet, broadband, mobile devices and any other new technology;
19.4. website rights including right to set up, transmit or otherwise make available official websites
relating to the Event;
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19.5. all Event advertising rights other than those for the title/presenting and similar sponsorships
that could be included in international programmes;
19.8. all funding from government and sporting bodies in Colombia and fundings outside Colombi of
375 governments requested by NMB;
19.9. all ticketing rights, including right to sell or otherwise make available tickets for the Event and
to ticket sales receipts, either alone of packaged with hospitality arrangements;
380 19.10. exhibition space revenue except if WDSF has a sponsorship agreement which requires an
allocation of a specific space within the competition Venue;
19.11. use of all intellectual property rights relating to the Event (including for the avoidance of doubt
any Event coverage, Event logos etc.) and use of the WDSF name, logo and other WDSF marks and
385 designs for the purpose of the staging and promotion of the Event;
20. NMB may appoint a Master of Ceremony (MC) in consultation with the WDSF Sports Department.
The MC must fulfil the criteria established by the WSDF Communication Team. The WDSF Managing
Committee reserves the right for the final approval of the Master of Ceremony.
390
21. The Parties understand that WDSF retains title, presenting and similar sponsorship rights to the
Event that could get marketed internationally to the benefit of WDSF.
22. NMB is responsible for ensuring that an international broadcast signal covering the decisive
395 stages of the WDSF BfG Challenge Series (the opening ceremony, Top 16, Top 8, Top 4, Final for
Bronze, Final for Gold and Award ceremony) will be provided at no cost to the WDSF. This signal must
be in a High Definition format and – if required – suited its live transmission from the Venue. NMB
shall implement geo-blocking/geo-filtering measures in order to secure that the content is not
otherwise used outside the territory of Colombia with the exception of customary technical overspills
400 that cannot be avoided.
23. NMB will seek to obtain the commitment of a host broadcaster and, if possible, advise the WDSF
when returning this contract of the name of that company. Should a broadcaster not be known at this
time, NMB will inform the WDSF of the state of the negotiations with potential host broadcasters or
405 TV production companies.
24. NMB shall provide a copy of a Host Broadcasting Agreement (Annex 1) signed by a broadcaster
or production company appointed as the exclusive host broadcaster of the Event. The terms of Host
Broadcasting Agreement shall not be in conflict with the provisions of this Agreement. Any deviations
410 or conflicts with the terms of this Agreement shall require prior written consent by WDSF for the
terms of Host Broadcasting Agreement to constitute an integral part of this Agreement.
25. The appointment of an exclusive host broadcaster of the Event will be subject to a prior written
approval of WDSF, and NMB will ensure that the host broadcaster provides a television production of
415 the opening ceremony, Top 8, Top 4, Final for Bronze, Final for Gold and Award ceremony of a
minimum standard as described in the enclosure (Annex 1, Schedule 1 of this Agreement). All
electronic media rights for territory of Colombia can only be granted to a host broadcaster or any
other party with the explicit consent of WDSF. The overriding goal is to ensure that maximum
coverage, exposure and promotion of the Event are given through the electronic media in Colombia,
420 but without creating significant overspill into other countries.
26. NMB shall provide sufficient information regarding chosen exclusive host broadcaster of the
Event to the WDSF for receiving WDSF approval as soon as reasonably possible. NMB shall ensure that
Host Broadcasting Agreement which is compliant with the terms of the present Agreement (approved
425 by WDSF) is submitted to WDSF no later than two (2) weeks prior to the Event date.
27. NMB will ensure that, if required, the host broadcaster as well as the production personnel of
WDSF and its partners will have access to the Venue prior to the Event, for the purpose of a survey,
as well as for the purpose of installing the equipment necessary for the production of the television
430 coverage. Details of the proposed level of facilities to be used are given in Schedule 1 to Annex 1. The
NMB shall bear all costs in relation to the supply of power and the space required for and construction
of television camera positions and television commentary positions and bear any financial loss
resulting from any seating that may be withdrawn to accommodate television’s requirements. Access
to the Venue for production vehicles and adequate parking space for these will be provided as close
435 to the Venue as possible to limit the length of cable runs.
28. Whenever the WDSF receives the requested commitments from the NMB of the Event, it will
advise the latter of all contact details for the person(s) responsible for the international television
production and distribution within WDSF Communications and/or the appointed rights agency.
440
Consequently, NMB commits to collaborate with WDSF Marketing and/or the appointed rights agency
in developing and servicing such national and international sponsorships for the financial and
promotional benefit of the organisers and the WDSF.
445 TERMINATION
29. Each party may terminate this Agreement forthwith upon the giving of written notice in the event
that the other Party:
450 29.1. commits a material breach of any obligation hereunder which breach is incapable of remedy or
cannot be remedied in time; or
29.2. commits a material breach of any obligation hereunder, and if such breach is capable of remedy
fails to remedy such breach within 20 days after receiving notice from WDSF; or
455
29.3. enters into a composition or arrangement with its creditors, has a receiver or administrator or
administrative receiver appointed or becomes insolvent or unable to pay its respective debts when
they fall due; or
460 30. WDSF may terminate this Agreement forthwith upon the giving of written notice in the event that
NMB (as applicable):
30.1. fails, refuses or neglects to obtain any approval required under this agreement; or
465 30.2. fails, refuses or neglects to comply with any reasonable requirement of the WDSF.
FORCE MAJEURE
31. If NMB is prevented from staging the Event on the date agreed due to a force majeure event,
470 such as (not-limitative) an act of God, extreme weather conditions (such as extreme heat,
thunderstorms, storms, gusts of wind, floods, etc.), state of war, union strike, civil unrest, permanent
damage to the venue, epidemic of pandemic (such as Covid-19), terrorism or threat of terror, military
action, mandatory instructions, mandatory decisions or interventions of any kind whatsoever from
public, administrative or regulatory authorities, or other reason beyond the reasonable control of the
475 NMB, which could not have been reasonably foreseen at the time this Agreement was executed, such
Event shall be rescheduled at the same location - or as the case may be at another location to be
mutually agreed upon by NMB and WDSF - on the earliest possible date mutually agreed upon by
NMB and WDSF. In the event of such rescheduling, all terms and conditions of this Agreement shall
remain in full force and effect.
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32. If a force majeure event as specified in Clause 31 of this Agreement occurs, NMB will assume all
costs resulting from the Event being cancelled, rescheduled, rearranged, postponed or otherwise
interrupted. NMB will secure and pay for all insurance it considers necessary to cover such risks. With
exception of the foregoing provisions, neither Party shall be held liable for a force majeure event that
485 has arisen and neither Party shall be obliged to pay any compensation for any consequential damage,
lost turnover or profit or missed opportunities resulting from the cancellation, rescheduling,
rearranging, postponement of other interruption of the Event.
33. In case a force majeure event as specified in Clause 31 of this Agreement occurs, the WDSF shall
490 reimburse (any part of) the Granting Fee as specified in Clause 13.1. of this Agreement to NMB in the
amount of the portion of the Granting Fee as paid by NMB. In case the Event is cancelled otherwise
by NMB does not take place for other reasons due to activity or inactivity of NMB, the Granting Fee
specified in Clause 14.1. of this Agreement is retained and not reimbursed by WDSF.
495 CANCELLATION
34. In the event of cancellation, NMB must pay the 100% of Granting Fee directly to WDSF within one
(1) month of any such cancellation.
500 35. Change of date or postponement of the subject Event may be permitted at the discretion of the
Vice-President for Sport with no cancellation fee if the change is made no later than thirty (30) days
counting from the date of application set out in the Bidding Form, provided always that the
rescheduled date of the Event must not be more than six (6) months after the date of the written
application for the change.
505
36. In the event of cancellation, NMB irrevocably agrees to pay all reasonable receipted claims by
athletes and officials for the full and final costs incurred by them (and by the guardians of any such
athletes have not reached the full age of 18 years) for accommodations and for the costs of or the
equivalent of their costs of purchase of 21-day advance economy-class airfare which are lost as a
510 result of the cancellation of the Event, once the Event has been published on WDSF website.
37. In the event that NMBdoes not organise the competition for any other reason than of
cancellation, they irrevocably agree to bear all the costs incurred.
515 MISCELLANEOUS
38. This Agreement, including the attached annexes and schedules contains the entire Agreement of
the Parties and no variation of any of the terms or conditions of this Agreement may be made unless
such variation is agreed in writing and signed by the Parties hereto.
520
39. NMB has read and agreed the terms of this Agreement and shall take all steps which are legally
required in Colombia, to appoint two representatives (if applicable) to sign on their behalf this
document and any variation thereof. Those representatives shall sign this document and any
amendments to it so as to legally oblige NMB to implement this Agreement, which shall be
525 countersigned by the authorised representatives of the WDSF, confirming that NMB has been
allocated the Event.
40. The Parties acknowledge that the content of this Agreement is confidential and agree, unless
disclosure is required by law, to take whatever measures are reasonably necessary to preserve such
530 confidentiality. The duties of the Parties hereunder shall survive the expiration or earlier termination
of this Agreement.
41. Save as set out in this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement may not be changed, altered,
waived or terminated without the written consent of the Parties of the Agreement.
535
42. Any notice or other communication to be given under this Agreement shall be in writing in English
and signed by or on behalf of the Party giving it (or its representative) and shall be delivered
electronically to the addresses given in below (or such other address as the receiving Party has
specified to the sending Party on at least ten (10) business days’ notice). Any obligation in this
540 Agreement to report or submit any information or advice, constitutes an obligation to report or
submit any information or advice in paper writing, in reasonable detail, dated and signed by the
author, provided always that the paper writing may be converted to .pdf or similar format and then
delivered by e-mail. Any notice or other communication given or made under this Agreement by
electronic means shall, in the absence of earlier receipt, and shall be deemed to have been served on
545 the second business day after posting. The contact information of the Parties of this Agreement is:
555 43. If a dispute arises between the parties concerning their respective rights under this Agreement,
each Party shall, prior to initiating formal legal proceedings to enforce their rights, appoint one senior
representative who is fully empowered to make binding decisions on behalf of his or her principal and
such representatives shall meet with a view to resolving the dispute in good faith.
560 44. The Parties agree that the appointment of their representatives and the scheduling of meetings
shall be undertaken by each of them promptly and in the utmost good faith. If such representatives
fail to agree on a resolution to a dispute within fourteen (14) days of the first meeting either party shall
be free to commence formal legal proceedings or otherwise as they see fit. Nothing contained in this
clause shall preclude either party from applying to a court for urgent injunctive relief.
565
45. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with and governed by the laws of Switzerland
and shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of the Canton of Vaud (VD), Switzerland.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement (including the Annexes) to be
signed by their duly authorized representatives on the date first written above.
580
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600 Signature:_______________________
605
Signature:________________________
615
625
630
SIGNED for and on behalf of NMB:
635 ________________
640
Signature:______________________
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650
655
660
665
670 Annex 1
and
and
700 for
705 Each of the parties can be referred to as a “Party” and together as the “Parties”.
WHEREAS,
NMB has presented its Bidding Application Form to the WDSF, and WDSF has granted NMB the right to
710 organise the Event according to the terms of the WDSF Organiser Contract of which this contract is an
integral part dated 31 October 2024. Therefore NMB will act as organiser and has accepted to right and
obligation to promote and stage the Event according to the terms of the WDSF Organiser Contract for
2024 WDSF BfG Challenge Series and has accepted to assume at its costs all of the responsibilities
related to the organisation of the Event, as detailed in the Organiser Contract.
715
NMB recognises and accepts that the WDSF is the sole owner of all broadcast and new media rights in
the Event with an exception for the broadcast and new media rights in the territory of Colombia and
may have appointed partners working in association with WDSF’s Communications and TV Director to
exploit these rights throughout the world through the production of coverage in different forms and
720 formats. NMB undertakes to provide all cooperation and assistance necessary to enable WDSF and its
partners to produce such coverage efficiently and to assist in its successful exploitation and promotion
throughout the world.
One of the NMB’s responsibilities is to appoint a “host broadcaster” and ensure at no cost to the
725 WDSF the provision of television production to meet international standards.
The Host Broadcaster will produce at no cost to the WDSF a full and continuous live High Definition
(HD) signal of the Event (Top 16, Top 8, Top 4, Final for Bronze, Final for Gold and Award ceremony)
for an international transmission.
745
The international television signal produced by the Host Broadcaster will be a feed of the highest
international quality. This signal is produced in two versions: one as a “clean feed,” i.e., without any
graphics, the other as a “dirty feed,” with the scoring and result graphics that are provided by WDSF
only. The feeds will be recorded on site at the Event. The recording will be in High Definition (HD)
750 format.
The Host Broadcaster will provide the Master Material (as defined in Clause 4 below) of its coverage
on site immediately after the end of the Event, free of charge to WDSF and its appointed partners.
The Host Broadcaster will produce the international television signal using at least the minimum
755 production facilities as described in Schedule 1 hereto.
A production meeting will be held at the Venue between the WDSF production specialists, the
organiser and the host broadcaster - generally between 36 to 24 hours prior to the start of the Event
– to discuss all matters affecting the television coverage of the Event, finalising matters such as the
760 positioning of cameras, rundown and all unilateral requirements.
2. Lighting Requirements
For each Event, NMB in cooperation with the Host Broadcaster shall provide a production lighting
765 team to create and fulfil, using its best endeavours, WDSF lighting requirements for coverage of the
Event as further described in Annex 2 thereto. All the lights shall be installed in sufficient time for a
lighting rehearsal to be made before the Event and a final check of the lighting immediately prior to
the Event. Specific additional requests made by Host Broadcaster, WDSF and/or its Partners because
of the special nature of the venue will be added to these lighting requirements.
770
3. Rights
NM as owner of the television production hereby assigns by present assignment of future copyright
and transfers to WDSF absolutely the entire copyright and all other rights in and to the coverage of
775 the Event throughout the world, except the territory of Colombia, for the full period of copyright and
all renewals and extensions thereof and thereafter insofar as may be possible in perpetuity.
780 The Host Broadcaster shall deliver to WDSF and/or its partner line cut recordings as a “clean feed,”
i.e., without any graphics, and as a “dirty feed,” with the scoring and result graphics that are provided
by WDSF. Recordings of up to two (2) isolated cameras plus the recordings of the Top 16, Top 8, Top
4, Final for Bronze, Final for Gold and Award ceremony are to be delivered as follows:
785 One (1) clean AND one (1) dirty line cut will be recorded in real time onto the recording equipment
that is provided by WDSF. One (1) isolated camera feed can be recorded on the same equipment after
the end of production.
One (1) clean OR one (1) dirty line cut plus one (1) isolated camera feed is recorded in real time on
790 equipment of the Host Broadcaster (HD tape or similar) in a way that it can be handed over
immediately after the end of production.
If a live transmission of the Championship is scheduled by WDSF and/or its partner, the Host
Broadcaster shall make the integrated production output, including international graphics provided
795 by WDSF, available at a determined point at the venue for uplink and satellite transmission.
The normal audio configuration has the “clean” “audio (music only) from either DJ on channels 1 and
2 and the FX-sound (ambient sound) on channels 3 & 4.
Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to create any partnership or joint venture relationship
between the Parties.
805 6. Confidentiality
The Parties agree to keep the terms of this Agreement strictly confidential at all times. This obligation
shall survive any termination or expiry or performance of this Agreement.
The parties agree that, if through an Act of God, strike or other labour dispute, fire, riot or civil
commotion, war, government or ministry or executive action or decree, satellite failure or failure of
the uplink and downlink satellite signals or terrestrial facilities in circumstances beyond their
815 reasonable control, or other circumstances beyond their reasonable control as described in the WDSF
Organiser Contract, either party is unable to comply with the provisions of this agreement then the
terms of this agreement shall be suspended and if such event of force majeure continues for a period
in excess of six (6) months the either party shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without
liability.
820
8. Notices
Any notice or other communication to be given under this Agreement shall be in writing in English
and signed by or on behalf of the Party giving it (or its representative) and shall be delivered
825 electronically to the addresses given in below (or such other address as the receiving Party has
specified to the sending Party on at least ten (10) business days’ notice).
9. Governing Law
830 This Agreement shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of Switzerland. In case
of dispute which cannot be resolved, the matter will be referred for resolution to the Courts of the
City of Lausanne, Canton of Vaud, Switzerland.
10. Assignment
835
This Agreement may not be assigned by either party without the prior express written consent of the
other.
Signature:_______________________
860
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875
Venue and Date:__________________
Signature:_______________________
880
_____________________________
890
Venue and Date:__________________
Signature:_______________________
895
900
905
Schedule 1 to Annex 1
910
The host broadcaster – or the commissioned production company – will produce continuous live or
915 “as if live” coverage of the decisive stages (from the quarterfinal through the awards presentation) of
the Event with a multi-camera (minimum five (5) cameras) feed in a High Definition format. To do this
to an internationally acceptable standard, the following equipment and personnel will be required.
Equipment
920 • One (1) suitably equipped OB truck with separate audio and video control areas
• Ideally six (6) or minimum five (5) broadcast cameras (including at least one of either 7., 8. or 9.
below), all of them with the appropriate lenses and support
• Video mixer with capacity for minimum five (5) cameras
• Audio mixer with capacity for ambient sound captured through multiple microphones, for stage
925 and source music in stereo as well as for interviews and commentaries
• Production video server with capacity to record five (5) cameras and with live slow motion
connected (e.g. EVS XT3 HD with LSM)
• HDD recorders – or HD tape recorders – to record the programme, the clean feed as well as one
isolated camera
930 • Steadicam
• Crane camera (Jimmy jib) – subject to available space at the venue
• Tracking camera – subject to available space at the venue
• Generator as backup and if power at the venue is not sufficient for OB operation and to cover other
TV related needs
935 • Intercom system
Personnel
• Cameramen (Steadicam, Jib or travelling operator and assistants)
• OB Chief Engineer
940 • Director
• Vision Mixer
• Slow Motion (EVS) Operator
• Camera Control Technician
• Sound Engineer
945 • Riggers
Personnel provided by WDSF Communications and/or the appointed rights agency supports the OB
crew in specific areas of production.
965 The positioning of cameras will be established to ensure the most dynamic and attractive television
coverage. The final camera layout will be agreed between WDSF Communications, the appointed
rights agency and the host broadcaster during a production meeting at the venue on the day prior to
the Event.
970
975
980
985
Annex 2
990 Guidelines for WDSF Lighting Specifications
1. General
WDSF requires that its television coverage be of a uniform standard at all locations where major WDSF
events are held. An important aspect of this is ensuring that the lighting at the venues allows for a
995 production as specified in the Minimum Host Broadcaster Production Facilities (Schedule 1 to Annex
1) and with equipment listed thereto.
This paper sets out the considerations and the basic technical requirements for such lighting. Each
organiser in cooperation with the Host Broadcaster will be expected to meet these minimum
1000 standards.
Lighting designers, installers and operators must ensure that luminaires/lights do not shine into
competitors’ eyes at inappropriate moments causing loss of concentration during competition.
1010
Venue operators must provide additional/adequate air conditioning for the supplemented lighting
during the televised stages of the competition. Lamps giving off excessive heat cause competitors to
perspire and look less than their best.
1015 Sufficient space surrounding the dance area is essential for correct lighting angles set by the lighting
designer, minimising unwanted and unflattering face shadows on the TV picture.
Only luminaires developed for television lighting shall be used. Others may cause flickering and other
interference with the TV signal and should be avoided.
1020
1.2. The lighting design must ensure that:
Luminaires do not obscure viewing by the audience in the upper ranks of the venue.
Very high levels of illumination on the dance floor (field of play) or the audience are to be avoided.
1025
All lighting gantries and operator positions must be agreed in advance with the host broadcaster. The
set-up must be ready for inspection by the host broadcaster and the WDSF TV specialists on the day
prior to the Event.
1035 The lens height for ground cameras will be between one and two metres and that for elevated cameras
from three to six or even more metres situated at positions defined by the producer.
Audience seating will be stacked on at least two and up to all four sides of the dance floor (field of
play).
1040
The main blocks of lighting will be:
• White illumination of the dance area.
• Colour wash lighting of the dance floor (field of play).
• Certain effect lighting on the dance floor (field of play).
1045 • Audience.
• Certain effect lighting on the audience.
The table below defines the lighting levels during these and earlier stages of a WDSF event for
reference. They are measured at 1,500 mm above the floor.
(ºK) (Ra)
E > 2000 < 10 > 0.6 > 0.7 5000 >=
CAM to 90
0.75 to
Eh 1.5 E 6000
CAM
1055
Glossary
E CAM: Camera illuminance; quantity of light into the direction of a camera, at 1.5 m
above the dance floor (field of play)
1060 E h: Horizontal illuminance; quantity of light at a 2 x 2 metre grid on the dance
floor (field of play)
Eave: Average illuminance quantity of light at grids
Emin: Minimum illuminance quantity of light at grids
Emax: Maximum illuminance quantity of light at grids
1065 U1: Uniformity of illuminance; calculated as Emin/Emax
U2: Overall uniformity of illuminance; calculated as Emin/Emax
UG: Uniformity gradient; the percentage difference between adjacent grids
Grid: An area of 2 x 2 metres on the dance floor (field of play)
Type: Lighting should be “soft” or “broad based” to provide as near as possible a
1070 “shadowless” even illumination. Precautions should be taken to avoid spillage outside
the dance area.
Rigging height: 10 metres or the maximum possible depending on the technical
specifications of the Venue, to avoid coming in camera shot on wide angles of vertical 36-
40 degrees and horizontal 48-50 degrees.
1075
2.2. Colour Wash of the Dance Floor (Field of Play)
The parameters for the colour wash lighting on the dance floor are identical to those in the table above
and the same considerations apply to ensure an even illumination without shadows.
1080 Colour Temp: Varying slightly according to the colour used but evenly spread throughout the dance
floor.
Type: “Hard” lit providing depth and a contrast to the dance floor (field of play). Precautions should
be taken to avoid spillage onto the dance floor (field of play).
1095 Colour Temperature: White (4000) or colour spread throughout the audience area.
Rigging height: 10 metres, or the maximum possible depending on the technical specifications of the
Venue.
1105 2.6. It cannot be over-emphasised that this level of power can kill
Type: AC. Single/Three Phase. 50c/s. The supply must be routed to the venue in such a way that its
likely loss is minimised. Reserve generator capability shall be provided. Provision for automatic
changeover should be provided. Comprehensive earthing/grounding for all areas must be provided
with appropriate monitoring of earth leakage.
1110
Balance and phasing of load: This must be agreed with the Technical Co-ordinator of the outside
broadcast to minimise hum bars on video.
Cabling: These should be colour coded, of adequate power handling, interceptable (with agreed
1115 connectors) and be installed and protected according to local safety standards, colour coding.
Installation: Only competent, professional and qualified installers and operators will be used.
2.7. Safety
1120 The installation must be carried out by qualified lighting professionals as the events will take place in
a public arena and safety is the most important factor.
Lighting gantries/suspension towers must be earthed, erected and operated subject to current safety
legislation and regulations of the country concerned.
1125
All luminaires must be double safety bonded and earthed separately.
Safety earthing straps must be provided to all metal staging and other technical equipment in public
places.
1130
1140
1145
1150
1155
1160
1165
1170
Annex 3
The Sponsorship Rights
Sponsor loops and promotional reels shown Rights to use pictures and movies worldwide
at BfG Challenge Series Venue (where B2B B2C (e.g. on B2B portal, homepage,
applicable) corporate communication material, in PR)
1175
1180
Annex 4
1185
For the optimal safety and performance of Breaking athletes at the competition Venue, NMB must
comply with the following specifications for the FoP.
1190 EDGES
Design Consideration: Depending on the shape of the stage at the competition venue, the sloped
1195 edges can be seamlessly integrated into the stage structure.
Safety Measures: It’s paramount that the floor is fixed securely on the outside perimeter to ensure
stability. Furthermore, the design must not present any potential harm or hazard to the athletes.
Safety Considerations: Depending on the height difference between the warmup floor and the surface
1200 it stands on, the edges of the FoP will need to be sloped. This is essential to ensure the safety of the
athletes and to mitigate any risk of falls.
Sealed Edge: The edges must be sealed to ensure that no parts are loose or protrude out.
STORAGE SOLUTIONS
1205 Protection during Transit: To prevent any damage during transportation, the floor should come with
a protective storage solution.
Storage Pre & Post Event: This solution should also facilitate the safekeeping of the floor before the
start and after the conclusion of the event.
1210 Definition: Modular Sport Wood Parquet designed and manufactured in pre-varnished panels of
finger-jointed solid beech or similar. If similar quality type of wood is used the characteristics such as
shock absorption, vertical deformation, sliding coefficient ant other characteristics displayed under
“Material Properties” should be respected.
Dimensions: exact measures of both main stage and warmup floors to be provided by WDSF.
This refers to the thickness of each individual wooden strip or plank that makes up the floor. A
thickness of 22 mm ensures that each strip has substantial depth, which can contribute to the floor’s
durability and stability.
Total Thickness: 55mm (inclusive of the wooden floor and the absorbing surface) as per EN 428
1220 standard.
The "total thickness" of 55 mm represents the entire depth of the flooring system, from the top
surface of the wooden floor down to the bottom of the absorbing layer (which likely aids in shock
absorption). This value is not just the wood alone but includes other materials or layers used in the
floor system.
1225 The reference to “EN 428” indicates that this measurement conforms to a specific European 1565
Standard which provides guidelines on how the thickness of flexible, semi-flexible, and rigid floor
coverings should be measured.
This specifies the weight of the floor per square meter, which is 17 kilograms. This value gives an
1230 indication of the floor’s density and possibly its robustness. A higher value might mean the floor has
more substantial or denser materials, which could influence its durability, sound insulation, and other
properties.
The “EN 430” designation references a European Standard that provides guidelines or methods on
how the weight or mass per unit area of floor coverings should be determined.
Rain Protection: The wooden floor should be equipped with a protective layer or mechanism to
safeguard against rain.
Humidity Resistance: The material should be designed to withstand humidity without any signs of
warping, swelling or degradation during the entirety of Breaking event.
This classification under the EN 13501-1 standard indicates the floor’s fire behaviour and its ability to
limit the spread of flames. Specifically, “Bfl” is a classification for flooring materials, where “B”
indicates a very limited contribution to fire and “fl” means it’s for floorings. The “s1” denotes low
1245 smoke production when exposed to fire.
Conforms to the E1 class: The EN 717 standard evaluates the formaldehyde emission levels from 1600
wood-based panels. E1 classification indicates that the floor has low emission levels of formaldehyde.
Shock Absorption: Greater than 55% (A4), meeting the EN 14808 standard.
1250 Greater than 55% (A4): This measurement indicates that the floor absorbs over 55% of the impact
force when a force is applied, reducing the risk of injury for athletes. The A4 designation further
provides specific conditions for this testing.
Less than 5 mm (A4): This specification ensures that when a force is applied to the floor, the surface
1255 will not deform vertically by more than 5mm. This consistency provides athletes with a predictable
surface, essential for performance and safety.
Sliding Coefficient: Ranging between 80-110 BPN, as per the EN 13036-4 standard.
Ranging between 80-110 BPN: This measure indicates the floor’s slip resistance. BPN (British Pendulum
Number) is a standard method to measure slipperiness, with higher numbers indicating better slip
1260 resistance. The given range ensures safety for athletes.
Measures at 0,07 g: This is an indication of how resistant the floor material is to wear and tear. The
measurement denotes the amount of material (in grams) that's worn away under standardized test
conditions.
1265
0,04 mm: This measurement specifies that when a force is applied to the floor, the surface will not
leave an indentation greater than 0.04 mm, ensuring durability and a consistent playing surface.
1275 By adhering to these specifications, we aim to provide a world-class, safe, and consistent performance
platform for our athletes. All vendors and contractors associated with the preparation of the FoP are
kindly requested to adhere to these specifications diligently.
1280
1 CC 1001201685 SANTIS FRADE A 25-14 30 ($1,300,000) ($208,000) EPS008 30 ($1,300,000) ($162,500) CCF24 30 ($1,300,000) ($26,000) 0 $0 $0 30 $0 $0 No ($396,500)
PAULA ALEJANDRA
2 CC 1001201685 SANTIS FRADE C X 25-14 30 $3,129,376 $500,800 EPS008 30 $3,129,376 $391,200 CCF24 30 $3,129,376 $62,600 0 $0 $0 30 $0 $0 No $954,600
PAULA ALEJANDRA
RESUMEN DE PAGO
RIESGO CODIGO NIT DV AFILIADOS VALOR LIQUIDADO INTERESES MORA SALDOS E VALOR A PAGAR
INCAPACIDADES
AFP (ADMINISTRADORAS: 1) 1 $292,800 $49,500 $0 $342,300
RESUMEN DE PAGO
RIESGO CODIGO NIT DV AFILIADOS VALOR LIQUIDADO INTERESES MORA SALDOS E VALOR A PAGAR
INCAPACIDADES
EPS (ADMINISTRADORAS: 1) 1 $391,200 $74,600 $0 $465,800
Pago exitoso
Número de autorización 138202
Detalle
$465,800.00
Valor Pagado
Referencia 1: [Link]
Referencia 2: CC
Referencia 3: 1001201685
Comprobante de compra y
pagos virtuales PSE
Pago exitoso
Número de autorización 517202
Detalle
$652,500.00
Valor Pagado
Referencia 1: [Link]
Referencia 2: CC
Referencia 3: 1001201685
Miembro desde 2011 Fundada en 2010 Reconocida en 2015
EXPONEN
I.- Que El Prestador del Servicio tiene como actividad principal: apoyar las actividades de
organización enfocadas en lo Legal Internacional con WDSF en inglés y Documentales en
castellano DEL EVENTO ESPECIAL INTERNACIONAL CON SEDE EN COLOMBIA.
II.- Que El Prestador del servicio tiene todos los conocimientos profesionales, técnicos y medios
de equipos y personales para poder prestar el servicio objeto de este contrato.
III.- Que El CONTRATANTE quiere contratar los SERVICIOS PROFESIONALES DEL
PRESTADOR DEL SERVICIO.
IV.- Que los firmantes quieren formalizar a través de este contrato la relación de prestación de
SERVICIOS PROFESIONALES.
V.- Que la relación de este contrato es exclusivamente de carácter Civil y/o Comercial, no
existiendo ningún vínculo laboral entre ambas partes.
ESTIPULACIONES
Estudio y sede principal: Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero, Mezanine – Entrada Maratón Sur - Cali - Colombia
[Link] | fedecolbaile@[Link] | NIT: 900.856.525-3 | Renovación Reconocimiento
Deportivo: 000322 24 feb 2020 | Personería Jurídica: 00033-2015 | Contacto WhatsApp: +(57) 3166174942 |
Miembro desde 2011 Fundada en 2010 Reconocida en 2015
SEXTA. - Si ambas partes lo consideran oportuno, este contrato se puede modificar y/o
Estudio y sede principal: Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero, Mezanine – Entrada Maratón Sur - Cali - Colombia
[Link] | fedecolbaile@[Link] | NIT: 900.856.525-3 | Renovación Reconocimiento
Deportivo: 000322 24 feb 2020 | Personería Jurídica: 00033-2015 | Contacto WhatsApp: +(57) 3166174942 |
Miembro desde 2011 Fundada en 2010 Reconocida en 2015
ampliar siempre que ambas partes estén de acuerdo y se ratifique por escrito en
un anexo a este contrato. Una de las partes puede considerar oportuno modificar
las cláusulas de este contrato, para ello deberá notificar por escrito y de forma
expresa a la otra parte su intención de negociar o acordar un nuevo precio u otra
modificación que considere importante. Si ambas partes lo estiman oportuno a
partir de la fecha acordada del fin de la Prestación del Servicio, pueden acordar
una prorrogará tácita, siempre que ninguna de las Partes haya notificado de forma
fehaciente su intención de dar por terminado el Contrato a la fecha de terminación
de este o de la prórroga correspondiente.
OCTAVA. - Ambas Partes acuerdan establecer un valor por la suma de quince millones
seiscientos cuarenta y cinco mil ochocientos setenta y seis pesos ($15.645.876).
por la prestación de los SERVICIOS PROFESIONALES establecidos en el
presente contrato, esta cantidad será pagada en cuotas mensuales de siete
millones ochocientos veintidós mil novecientos treinta y ocho pesos ($7.822.938)
1. Previa presentación de la cuenta de cobro, cedula de ciudadanía, Rut y pago
de seguridad social en salud PARÁGRAFO 1: En cada cuenta de cobro se debe
detallar los SERVICIOS PROFESIONALES prestados Por parte del
CONTRATANTE, el pago de las cuentas de cobro se efectuará en cuenta
bancaria.
NOVENA. - El contrato se puede revocar según los supuestos que recoge el Código Civil y
también cuando alguna de las partes de forma negligente o culposa en el
cumplimiento de las obligaciones establecidas en el presente Contrato
ocasionando un perjuicio a la otra parte, El Prestador del Servicio asume la
responsabilidad por los errores, defectos o demoras producidas en su ejecución,
o su incorrecta ejecución o de su no ejecución, siempre y cuando no se hayan
producido por una mala información, documento erróneo u otra causa que se
pueda imputar AL CONTRATANTE. Además, En el caso de Fuerza Mayor ninguna
de las partes se siente responsable de los daños, errores o retrasos en la
ejecución del Servicio. Las partes podrán dar término a este contrato de manera
unilateral o por mutuo acuerdo, mediante previo aviso por escrito o verbal de no
menos de un (1) día de anticipación. PARÁGRAFO: El presente contrato podrá
ser terminado en forma unilateral por el incumplimiento de las obligaciones
derivadas del contrato por el CONTRATANTE sin que hubiese lugar a notificación
previa.
DÉCIMA. - EL CONTRATANTE se compromete a mantener en reserva la información que
obtenga y conozca con ocasión y en desarrollo del contrato. EL CONTRATISTA
se compromete a guardar estricta confidencialidad y reserva absoluta sobre toda
la información que se le suministre, o que lleguen a conocer sus empleados,
contratistas, asesores, agentes y subcontratistas, si los hubiere, de manera verbal
o por cualquier medio escrito, audiovisual, magnético, vía electrónica y por
cualquier otro medio, en desarrollo del contrato (en adelante Información
Confidencial). La obligación de reserva y confidencialidad de la Información
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Miembro desde 2011 Fundada en 2010 Reconocida en 2015
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Miembro desde 2011 Fundada en 2010 Reconocida en 2015
UNDÉCIMA - Para cualquier litigio que surja entre las partes de la interpretación o cumplimiento
del presente contrato, éstas, con expresa renuncia al fuero que pudiera
corresponderles, se someterán a los Juzgados y Tribunales de la localidad.
Para efectos de cualquier notificación se tomará como referencia los datos de domicilio reflejados
en este contrato, y en caso de algún cambio, se deberá notificar a la otra parte cuando suceda.
Para constancia se firma en dos o más ejemplares del mismo tenor y valor, ante testigos en
Santiago de Cali el día primero (01) de noviembre de 2024.
EL CONTRATISTA CONTRATANTE
Estudio y sede principal: Estadio Olímpico Pascual Guerrero, Mezanine – Entrada Maratón Sur - Cali - Colombia
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