Europol Public Information  The Contractor shall take out insurance against risks and damage relating to performance of the  Framework Contract if required by the relevant applicable legislation and as specified in the tender  specifications. The  Contractor  shall take out supplementary insurance as reasonably expected according  to standard practice in the industry. An insurance policy, covering at least risks for loss, damages,  destruction, flood and fire, may be required for the shipment (delivery and/or transport) of Goods until  the final place of delivery and/or for the (temporary) storage of Goods in warehouse/storage facilities. A  copy of the relevant insurance contracts, or if not allowed by law a proof of the insurance coverage,  shall be sent to Europol upon request. The  Contractor  shall bear all the risk of loss or damages, theft  and/or destruction until the final place of delivery (Shipment Type 1) and instalment of the Goods  (Shipment Type 2 and 3) to the following place of delivery as indicated in the applicable  Purchase  Order/Specific Contract .  The following provision shall supplement Article II-15 (“Confidentiality and Security”):  Europol’s requirements with regard to the security screening levels of Contractor’s Personnel are set out  in the Technical Specifications (Annex I). Throughout the duration of the Contract, the Contractor must  ensure that all Contractor’s Personnel performing Services (on-site) on Europol Premises, but also, if  explicitly required, at any other locations as referred to in section 7 of the Technical Specifications,  comply with the security requirements set out at Article I-17 and II-15 of the  Framework Contract. The Contractor’s Personnel and/or sub-contractor’s Personnel, if applicable, who are proposed under  the  Framework Contract  for the performance of on-site tasks (on Europol Premises and/or on Europol’s  Hub sites) may be required to have security clearance up to level ‘Secret’ under the Specific Contract  and/or Purchase Order in accordance with Article II-15 (“Confidentiality and Security”) . The security  clearance will have to be granted by an authorised National Security Authority of the EU Member States.  The need for such clearance will be assessed based on the nature of the proposed task. If a  clearance/certification is required under a  Specific Contract , no work under that  Specific Contract  will  start prior to provision of the relevant certification. The parties agree that Europol will be at liberty to  take all reasonable steps to assure itself of the validity of the certification provided. Failure to provide  the certification within the prescribed period will constitute default under the  Framework Contract. Page 21 of 79  Europol’s initials:  Contractor’s initials:  1. This  Framework Contract  allows Europol to acquire items from third party vendors to be included in  the Catalogue of Price, or to request shipping and transportation services, to be provided via freight  forwarders/logistics partners. In such cases, within 8 (eight)  Working Days after receiving the  request for offer from Europol, the  Contractor will send an offer containing a description of the  Specific provision related to Confidentiality and Security  Article I-17 Specific provision related to Goods and/or Services purchased through third party vendors Article I-18 