PART 2 – TERMS OF REFERENCE for LOT 3  8. TENDER RESULT AND ESTIMATED CONTRACT VALUES (LOT 3)  9. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND OWNERSHIP OF MASTER COPIES The estimated overall maximum contract value without this being binding for ENISA is  six hundred  thousand Euros (€ 600,000.00)  over a maximum possible period of 3 years. It is important to note that the amount stated above applies to  all  framework contracts signed under the  ‘multiple framework contracts’ system in total and not for each framework contract. There will be a  minimum of three framework contracts awarded , providing there is a sufficient number of admissible  tenderers that meet the minimum award criteria threshold, following the evaluation of offers. Please note that in the case where unforeseen circumstances result in this contract being consumed faster than originally  planned, the Agency reserves the right to consider conducting a ‘Negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract  notice’ with the existing contractor in order to increase the maximum amount stated above by up to 50%. This procedure being  fully in accordance with Article 164(4) and Annex I - point 11.1(e) of the EU Financial Regulation (FR).  When providing audio-visual services and related results, works and deliverables, the Contractor must  ensure compliance with the applicable Industrial and Intellectual Property legislation. Any results or rights thereon, including copyright and other intellectual or industrial property rights,  obtained in performance of the Contract, shall be owned solely by ENISA, which may use, publish, assign  or transfer them as it sees fit, without geographical or other limitation, except where industrial or  intellectual property rights exist prior to the Contract being entered into. This applies to all material  recorded or created on tape or in any other media for ENISA, be it the original recording, master copies,  intermediate copies or final versions.  Where industrial or intellectual property rights exist prior to the Contract being entered into, the Contractor  shall establish a listing of such rights and communicate it to ENISA at the latest prior to the  commencement of the services. In order to allow for the production of additional copies or the production of different versions (e.g. with  different language overdubs or subtitles) the contractor should retain a master copy of each clip and any  intermediate versions necessary for the production of alternative versions. These copies will remain the  property of ENISA, and must be surrendered to ENISA at the end of any contract awarded under the  ensuing framework contracts.  Furthermore, any material or intellectual property, which the successful bidder commissions or purchases  outright from any third party for the purposes of producing the ENISA video clips, will be the sole property  of ENISA. While personal data mainly includes professional contact data, specific conditions may apply depending  on the context and the type of personal data collected. Regarding personal data, the EU data protection applicable on the Agency and its Contractors includes  the following instruments:  page 11 of 25  F-COD-20-T03:  LOT 3  Audio-visual material development, Journalistic, Public Affairs and Back Office Support 10. DATA PROTECTION AND TRANSPARENCY 