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Third-Party Service Provider Program Appraiser o Extension for the existing Integrated Relocation Program for the Government of Canada (GoC), Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and the Canadian Armed Forces () o New Relocation Programs for the TBS (Contract TBS), RCMP (Contract RCMP) and (Contract RP) Administered by: BGRS Canadian Government Services Division

Table of Contents A. Purpose of this Document... 3 Where to Obtain More Information... 3 B. General Provisions of TPSP Program... 4 How to Participate... 4 How to Get Started... 4 How to Get Selected... 4 What Happens Next?... 4 C. Agreement for IRP... 4 D. Agreement for RP, Contract TBS and Contract RCMP... 5 Conditions for Participation... 5 Terms and Conditions... 6 Performance... 6 Privacy and Security... 6 Reporting and Communication Procedures... 7 Invoicing Procedures... 7 Appraiser Specific Terms and Conditions... 8 Attachment 1: Appraisal Fee Schedule... 10 Attachment 2: Performance Management... 13 2.1 TPSP Levels of Non-Compliance... 13 2.2 TPSP Non-Compliance Process... 15 Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 2

A. Purpose of this Document This document does two things: 1. Explains the general provisions of the Third Party Service Provider (TPSP) Directory that supports BGRS s administration of relocation services for the Government of Canada under various contracts: a. An extension of the current Integrated Relocation Program (IRP) contract, effective 01 Dec 2016 b. New contracts for three groups: i. Government of Canada (GoC) Employees, effective 03 Jan 2017 (Contract TBS) ii. Members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), effective 03 Jan 2017 (Contract RCMP) iii. Members of the Canadian Armed Forces (), effective 01 Dec 2017 (Contract RP) Table A.1 Contract Effective and End Dates Client IRP Extension 01 Dec 2016 to CF IRP Extension 01 Jan 2017 to New RP Contract 01 Dec 2017 to New TBS and RCMP Contract 01 Jan 2017 31 Dec 2016 30 Nov 2017 30 Nov 2018 to 31 Dec 2018 x x N/A RCMP x N/A N/A x GoC/TBS N/A N/A x 2. Provides details of the TPSP Agreement and the supporting Fee Schedule, to facilitate potential suppliers review of, and reference to, these elements that govern provision of TPSP services under the referenced contracts Where to Obtain More Information If you still have questions after reviewing this information, please contact: Supplier Centre BGRS Canadian Government Services Division 613.236.6162 suppliercentre@bgrs.ca Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 3

B. General Provisions of TPSP Program How to Participate Suppliers that complete the online commitment process will be included in the TPSP Directory. There is no charge to be listed in, and participate in, the TPSP Directory. BGRS will not ask for or accept any referral fee from any Supplier. How to Get Started Register online by visiting www.irpsupplier.com. This is a secure, password-protected site that is a convenient, easy way to register as well as to manage your company information and profile. If you are already registered in the TPSP Directory, then re-register at the same link to confirm your continuing commitment to the existing Agreement for the extended IRP Contract, and your commitment to the new Agreement under the new contracts for relocation services. How to Get Selected Being listed in the TPSP Directory gives you an opportunity to offer your services to Transferees, but it does not guarantee that a Transferee will request your services during their relocation. Like other Canadians, Transferees select TPSPs in various ways: 1. Based on their own experience with individuals and with companies 2. On recommendations from friends, colleagues, and neighbours 3. On advertisement by TPSPs BGRS does not recommend or refer Transferees to TPSPs. The Transferee is free to select any TPSP and contacts them directly for service. What Happens Next? When you receive a call from a Transferee for service, you must confirm the following: 1. That you have an arm s-length relationship with that Transferee and their family 2. That you are available to meet their needs and timelines 3. That the property is located in an area entered under your profile for which you have agreed to the set fee as established. If you are available to provide the services, you then proceed in accordance with the service standards identified in the Agreement. C. Agreement for IRP To participate as a TPSP under the extended IRP Program, complete the online registration form, which will require you to commit to the IRP Supplier Agreement. See these IRP Supplier Agreements here. Attachment 1 provides an updated Fee Schedule. Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 4

D. Agreement for RP, Contract TBS and Contract RCMP To participate as a TPSP for these new contracts, complete the online registration form, which will require you to commit to this Agreement. Conditions for Participation D.1 I certify that I meet the conditions for participation in the Program: D.1.1 Location: a. I am a local supplier (within 100 km) of the area(s) of service I have selected, unless BGRS has given me a written exemption to this clause. b. I must provide services in the area(s) of service that I registered for on the TPSP Directory. c. I will ensure the accuracy of my area(s) of service in my profile on the Supplier Website. D.1.2 Accreditation: a. I am in good standing and professionally accredited, as applicable. b. I will upload a copy of any required certifications to the Supplier Secure Website upon BGRS s request. c. I will notify BGRS immediately in the event my accreditation and/or insurance coverage is no longer valid. D.1.3 Arm s-length relationship: a I will not undertake work for any Transferee unless I have an arm s-length relationship with that Transferee and his/her family. D.1.4 Fees: a I will adhere to the Fee Schedule of the TPSP network as defined in Attachment 1 of this TPSP Agreement. b. I will not charge additional travel costs. c. I will not dispute the fee with the Transferee. d. If I provide services not listed in this agreement or outside of this agreement to a Transferee, I will seek payment directly from the Transferee for those services. Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 5

Terms and Conditions D.2 I understand and agree to the Terms and Conditions of the TPSP network: D.2.1 D.2.2 D.2.3 D.2.4 If I fail to honour the Agreement in any way or provide unsatisfactory service to the Transferee, BGRS has the authority to remove my registration from the TPSP Directory. If I cease to be registered as a participating supplier for any reason, and I am contacted by a Transferee for a new upcoming transaction, I will advise the Transferee that I am no longer a registered participating TPSP. I will not use the name of BGRS, or any variant of that name, or BGRS logo, the name of BGRS client(s) for which I am providing services, or any variant of the client s name or logo, or language from which the connection of said name or logo may be inferred or implied, in my advertising or marketing or in any document prepared by or received from BGRS unless such use is specifically permitted by this Agreement. I will not use Crown Intellectual Property without the appropriate permissions, as per Canadian Intellectual Property standards and regulations, including those that fall under the Federal Identity Program concerning Crown Intellectual Property (www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/fip-pcim/index-eng.asp). Performance D.3 I will meet these service-level standards: D.3.1 D.3.2 D.3.3 I consent to be contacted directly by the Transferee. I will work for and report directly to the Transferee. I will return all Transferee and BGRS phone calls, messages, or emails within eight business hours. D.4 I understand and agree to the Performance Management process of the TPSP network as defined in Attachment 2. Privacy and Security D.5 I will comply with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) as follows: I acknowledge that I am obliged to comply with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, S.C. 2000, c. 5 (referred to herein as PIPEDA ) and with the BGRS privacy policy. I acknowledge and agree that for the Term of my Agreement with BGRS, I shall have in place and maintain appropriate corporate policies and procedures to ensure the protection of personal information (as that term is defined in PIPEDA), while that personal information is in my possession or custody, in accordance with those corporate policies and procedures. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing: (1) Pursuant to my own obligations under the PIPEDA, I shall ensure that any and all Subcontractors have in place comparable corporate policies and procedures that ensure Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 6

a comparable level of protection for personal information while in the possession or custody of the Subcontractors, and (2) I agree to collect and use only the personal information necessary to fulfill my obligations herein. Further, I agree that I shall not, by any means or in any format, sell, distribute, disperse, or otherwise publish any such personal information collected, created or handled under the Agreement. D.6 I will comply with all privacy and security requirements listed in the RP, Contract TBS, and/or Contract RCMP. Links to each separate requirement can be found here. Reporting and Communication Procedures D.7 I will complete my personal and/or company profile accurately and update this information if my status changes. D.8 I will complete all requested data entry on the Supplier Secure Website within two business days of the request. D.9 I consent to receiving electronic communications from BGRS including communications containing information relevant to the Transferee. Invoicing Procedures D.10 I will prepare, invoice, and seek payment for services rendered directly from the Transferee or BGRS, in accordance with Table D.1. Table D.1 Who to Invoice and Seek Payment From Invoice, Seek Payment From or Return Overpayment Funds To Transferee Relocation Program Transferee BGRS GoC Employees, Members, RCMP Members IRP GoC Employees Contract TBS x Members RP x RCMP Members Contract RCMP x x D.11 For Member and GoC Employee relocations: I will prepare my invoice on the Supplier Secure Website using the Supplier Invoicing Module, and submit online to BGRS or the Transferee (as per table D.1) through the Supplier Secure Website within 10 business days of providing the required services. Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 7

D.12 I will include the information in Table D.2 on my invoices. Table D.2 Invoice Requirements Required Information * TBS* RCMP Transferee s file Number x x Transferee s Name x x x Address for which services were provided x x x TPSP Name x x x TPSP Address x x x Invoice Date x x x Invoice Due Date x x x Date Services Performed x x x Details of Services x x x Subtotal of Amounts Charged and Owed x x x Applicable GST/HST Amounts x x x GST/HST number if taxes were charged x x x Total costs owing x x x Broken down by Appropriate Expense Categories x x *BGRS s Supplier Invoice module tool will auto-populate most of this information for and TBS invoices using data from your and the Transferee s profiles. Suppliers must have the Transferee s file number in order to access the module. Appraiser Specific Terms and Conditions D.13 As an Appraiser, I certify and agree that I am in good standing and professionally accredited with the applicable appraisal institute, such as the Appraisal Institute of Canada (AIC) or the Canadian National Association of Real Estate Appraisers (CNAREA). D.14 As an appraiser under this Agreement, I will provide the following services: D.14.1 Schedule an appointment with the Transferee to occur within five business days of the Transferee service request date (or on the date requested by the Transferee, if later). D.14.2 Complete the service in accordance with the specific appraisal type requested by the Transferee. There are two different appraisal report types required under this Agreement (see Table D.3 below). Table D.3 Appraisal Report Types Appraisal Type RCMP GOC Standard Home Industry Appraisal * Canadian Employee Relocation Council (CERC) Standard Residential Appraisal *Most common appraisal type for N/A Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 8

D.14.3 I will complete an appraisal report that: (a) Includes exterior and interior photos (no measurements of the rooms are required) (b) I will provide the report to the Transferee within ten business days of the visit to the property. (i) RCMP: I will provide the report to the Transferee directly (ii) and GOC: I will upload one copy of the completed Appraisal Report to the Transferees electronic relocation file using the Supplier Secure Website portal. D.14.4 Lot Size Limitations: Completing the appraisal based on the residence and lot size up to (a) 1.25 acres for Members or (b) 1.235 acres for GOC Employees or (c) If dictated by zoning by-laws, using the dictated by-law acreage, up to a maximum of 4 acres, in determining a value. D.14.5 Income Properties (a) In the event the property is an income producing property, I will indicate this on my Appraisal Report. (b) I will determine the square footage or percentage of owner occupancy and indicate this amount on the appraisal report. Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 9

Attachment 1: Appraisal Fee Schedule Notes: 1. The ceiling rate payable/applicable is the rate in effect at the time the TPSP is called upon to provide the required service (i.e. when the service is booked). 2. Fees for services must not exceed those established for the appropriate Contract, regardless of the size of the dwelling or property. 3. Fees include mileage and file administration. Table 1A Province Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Standard Appraisal Fee Schedule Client IRP Extension 01 Dec 2016 to 31 Dec 2016 CF IRP Extension 01 Jan 2017 to 30 Nov 2017 New RP Contract 01 Dec 2017 to 30 Nov 2018 New TBS and RCMP Contract 01 Jan 2017 to 31 Dec 2018 $400 $400 N/A RCMP $400 N/A N/A $400 TBS N/A N/A $400 $400 $400 N/A RCMP $400 N/A N/A $400 TBS N/A N/A $400 $400 $400 N/A RCMP $400 N/A N/A $400 TBS N/A N/A $400 $325 $325 N/A RCMP $325 N/A N/A $325 TBS N/A N/A $325 $325 $325 N/A RCMP $325 N/A N/A $400 TBS N/A N/A $400 $400 $400 N/A RCMP $400 N/A N/A $400 TBS N/A N/A $400 $325 $325 N/A RCMP $325 N/A N/A $325 TBS N/A N/A $325 $400 N/A N/A RCMP $400 N/A N/A $400 TBS N/A N/A $400 Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 10

Province Ontario Prince Edward Island Québec Saskatchewan Yukon Client IRP Extension 01 Dec 2016 to 31 Dec 2016 CF IRP Extension 01 Jan 2017 to 30 Nov 2017 New RP Contract 01 Dec 2017 to 30 Nov 2018 New TBS and RCMP Contract 01 Jan 2017 to 31 Dec 2018 $325 $325 N/A RCMP $325 N/A N/A $325 TBS N/A N/A $325 $325 $325 N/A RCMP $325 N/A N/A $325 TBS N/A N/A $325 $325 $325 N/A RCMP $325 N/A N/A $325 TBS N/A N/A $325 $400 $400 N/A RCMP $400 N/A N/A $400 TBS N/A N/A $400 $400 $400 N/A RCMP $400 N/A N/A $400 TBS N/A N/A $400 Table 1B Province Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick CERC Appraisal Fee Schedule Client IRP Extension 01 Dec 2016 to 31 Dec 2016 CF IRP Extension 01 Jan 2017 to 30 Nov 2017 New RP Contract 01 Dec 2017 to 30 Nov 2018 New TBS and RCMP Contract 01 Jan 2017 to 31 Dec 2018 $675 $675 N/A RCMP $675 $675 $675 N/A RCMP $675 $675 $675 N/A RCMP $675 $625 $650 N/A RCMP $625 TBS N/A N/A $650 Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 11

Province Newfoundland & Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Québec Saskatchewan Yukon Client IRP Extension 01 Dec 2016 to 31 Dec 2016 CF IRP Extension 01 Jan 2017 to 30 Nov 2017 New RP Contract 01 Dec 2017 to 30 Nov 2018 New TBS and RCMP Contract 01 Jan 2017 to 31 Dec 2018 $625 $650 N/A RCMP $625 $675 $700 N/A RCMP $675 TBS N/A N/A $700 $625 $650 N/A RCMP $625 $675 N/A N/A RCMP $675 $625 $625 N/A RCMP $625 TBS N/A N/A $650 $625 $650 N/A RCMP $625 $625 $650 N/A RCMP $625 TBS N/A N/A $650 $675 $675 N/A RCMP $675 $675 $700 N/A RCMP $675 Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 12

Attachment 2: Performance Management BGRS maintains strong working relationships with the TPSPs in our Directory. Usually, we resolve issues between Transferees and their TPSP by clarifying expectations and highlighting service-level requirements in the TPSP Agreements. However, if BGRS suspects that a TPSP has violated their TPSP Agreement, the Supplier Centre investigates the complaint, reaching out to both the TPSP and Transferee as required. If the TPSP fails to correct the confirmed performance deficiencies, the Supplier Centre has the authority to place them on the TPSP Probation List or to remove them as a participating TPSP. 2.1 TPSP Levels of Non-Compliance As summarized in Tables 2A and 2B, there are three levels of TPSP non-compliance: a. High-Impact Issues. After one confirmed high-impact service complaint, BGRS will remove the TPSP from the TPSP Directory. b. Medium-Impact Issues. After two confirmed medium-impact service complaints, BGRS will place the TPSP on the TPSP Probation List for six months. After an additional confirmed medium-impact service complaint within the first three months after this probation period, BGRS will remove the TPSP from the TPSP Directory for one year. c. Low-Impact Issues. After three confirmed low-impact service complaints, BGRS will place the TPSP on the TPSP Probation List for three months. Table 2A General Impact Levels for TPSP Non-Compliance Trigger of Non-Compliance Demonstrates extremely unprofessional behaviour towards the Transferee and/or BGRS personnel TPSP exceeds ceiling rates and refuses to refund extra fees to the Transferee after one request TPSP does not return overpayment funds to Transferee or BGRS (as directed) Expired or invalid licensing requirement Fails to comply with the Privacy and Security requirements Does not return Transferee calls or emails within 8 business hours Does not send invoices to the Transferee or BGRS as specified at Table D.1 of this Agreement Invoice submitted does not use the required expense categories Invoice submitted does not include the required information Incomplete data entry Document uploads on Supplier Secure Website are not timely Impact Level Low Medium High Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 13

Table 2B Appraiser Specific Impact Levels for TPSP Non-Compliance Trigger of Non-Compliance Appraiser does not visit the Transferee s property within 5 days of request Appraiser does not complete the (CERC or Standard) Appraisal Form within 10 business days of the visit to the property Appraisal report does not include photos Appraisal report does not cap lot size at 1.25 acres( Members) or 1.235 acres (GOC Employees) and there is no applicable zoning requirements Appraiser does not identify an income generating property Impact Level Low Medium High x x x x x Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 14

2.2 TPSP Non-Compliance Process When a non-compliance is identified, BGRS will take the following steps. Step 1: Notify TPSP of Non-Compliance Notify the TPSP of the observation immediately via email from the Supplier Centre, and ask the TPSP to provide additional details or to outline mitigating factors regarding the issue. Outline complaint response expectations and assign a timeline for resolving the issue. Step 2: TPSP Response Require the TPSP to respond to BGRS s email within 24 hours of notification, responding to the complaint and proposing a resolution that meets the assigned timeline from Step 1. Step 3: Resolution Notify the Transferee if the TPSP corrects the non-compliance, and close the issue. Proceed to Step 4 if the resolution is not timely or the TPSP is not responsive. Step 4: TPSP Placed on Probation Place the TPSP on probation. Before inactivating a TPSP, the Supplier Centre Team will do the following: o Notify TPSP via email that they are being placed on probation and provide the reason that brought this decision. o Advise TPSP that it is their responsibility, after the probation period has passed, to contact BGRS to confirm their willingness to adhere to the required performance levels. o Reactivate the TPSP s registration status once written confirmation of willingness has been received. o If no confirmation is received, proceed to Step 5. Step 5: TPSP Removal by BGRS Remove TPSP from the Directory. Before inactivating a TPSP, the Supplier Centre Team will notify the TPSP via email that they are being removed from the Directory and provide the rationale for BGRS s decision. At any point, the participating TPSP may contact the BGRS Supplier Centre when trying to resolve issues, taking into consideration the BGRS escalation process hereto outlined. Third-Party Service Provider Agreement - APPRAISER - Page 15

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