The Contract may give the Authority the right to terminate if the Contractor or a Sub-Contractor commits any of a defined list of prohibited acts broadly relating to fraud and bribery. Although the onus is clearly on the Contractor to ensure no prohibited acts take place the Contract Management Manual should ensure that relevant people within the Authority are fully aware of the precise definition of prohibited acts and know how to report it if they become aware the Contractor has committed a prohibited act.
Under the WIDP Contract (Clause 72) the compensation payable is limited to the amount payable to the senior lender, and the Authority has the option to pay by instalments. Given the sums involved it is important that the Contract Manager ensures that the Finance Department is involved in making the decision regarding this option.
In this scenario the Authority has the option to require the Contractor to transfer all or some of the project facilities to the Authority. Given there is no reason why the facilities should not be in full working order it would require very unusual circumstances for the Authority not to want the transfer, even if it just wanted to realise the value in the facility by selling it on immediately as soon as possible. If the facilities were subject to a charge of the benefit of the funders this must be released before the facility is transferred to the Authority.