Visiting Production Company InformationPDF - BT Convention Centre

BT CONVENTION 

CENTRE 

INFORMATION FOR VISITING 

PRODUCTION COMPANIES 

ACCL Production Department, ACC Liverpool, Monarchs Quay, Liverpool, L3 4FP, UK 

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CONTENTS 

Production Department Contacts 3 

Welcome to ACC Liverpool 4 

Vehicle Access Procedure 5 

Tunnel Travel Information 6 

External Spaces and Facilities 7 

Hall 1A Inclusive Package Technical Specifications 8 – 12 

Hall 1A Drawings 13 – 14 

Hall 1A Inclusive Lighting Plan 15 

Hall 1B/1C Inclusive Package Technical Specifications 16 - 18 

Mobile equipment 19 - 21 

ACC Liverpool Radio Frequencies 22 

Health and Safety Event Documentation 23 - 25 

Terms and Conditions of Service 26- 30 


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PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT CONTACTS 

Delivery & Postal Address 

FAO ACCL Production Department 

ACC Liverpool 

Monarch’s Quay 

Liverpool 

L3 4FP 

(For Sat Nav, please use Ll7 4AA/ L7 4AG) 

Head of Production and Technical Services Gail Wroth 0151 703 7275 

gail.wroth@accliverpool.com 

Senior Production Manager Nicky Colledge 0151 703 7258 

nicky.colledge@accliverpool.com 

Production Manager Phil Davies 0151 703 7263 

phil.davies@accliverpool.com 

Production Manager Alex Harris 0151 703 7264 

alex.harris@accliverpool.com 

Production Manager Nigel Clark 0151 703 6023 

nigel.clark@accliverpool.com 

Production Manager Andy Searle-Barnes 0151 703 7264 

andy.searle-barnes@accliverpool.com 

Production Assistant Emma Wilson 0151 703 7288 

emma.wilson@accliverpool.com 


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WELCOME TO ACC LIVERPOOL 

ACC Liverpool is a very unique space encompassing the Echo Arena and the BT Convention Center in one 

building. 


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Hall 1A / Main auditorium 

The main auditorium has 850 seats and has been designed with a theatrical look; the stage area has a standard 

proscenium arch with forestage lift. The Auditorium houses a full counterweight flying system however the flying 

height is reduced. The space is equipped with a full state-of-the-art technical specification for lights, sound and 

AV. 

The main theatre also has a very good load in area (known as loading bay 1) and can house a 40 ft vehicle or a 

7.5 tonne truck. There is also a large goods lift from the load in area to the main stage. The stage is a sprung 

maple floor covered in hardboard which is painted black and can be carpeted for an additional cost. 

The space also houses many backstage rooms that can be used for dressing rooms or Client offices. There is 

also an extensive control room and a follow spot room plus a projector room for front projection. 

Hall 1C & 1B / Revolving drums 

These can either be used as part of the main auditorium/ Hall one or as a stand alone space. When they are 

linked with the main auditorium they provide an additional 250 seats in each drum. 

When they stand alone they have their own stage area which is carpeted. There are also four motorised flying 

bars in the space above the stage to enable the clients to hang banners and lighting. 

Breakout rooms 

There are 16 breakout rooms that can be used for many options from catering to conferences. When booked for 

conferences there is often an inclusive technical package included with the rental that provides basic conference 

sound and vision equipment. 

The Multi Purpose Hall 

The Multi purpose hall has many configurations which are achieved by using moveable walls. When the hall is 

split into its full compliment of six individual rooms these are normally used as smaller breakout rooms or 

plenary sessions for conferences. The hall can also be used as a large exhibition space as the space has an 

extensive rigging system in the roof. There are also several lighting gantries in the hall. Power can come from 

under the floor or from the roof to accommodate most requests. 

The hall has a full drape compliment which is black fabric around the hall. This can be drawn back to reveal 

daylight or to allow production companies to project lighting onto the walls for events. There is also a permanent 

fitted grey carpet. Hall 2 shares its loading bay (known as Loading Bay 2) with the Echo Arena which benefits 

from a large loading area and a flat load in. 

Our production department will assign a production manager to your event to liaise with you about your technical 

aspects and they will endeavour to provide you with all the plans and information that you need. In addition to 

this we are happy to provide you with quotes for your event. 

Kind Regards, 

Gail Wroth 

Head of Production and Technical Services

VEHICLE ACCESS PROCEDURE 

Arena and Convention Centre Liverpool 

Monarchs Quay, Liverpool, L3 4FP 

(For Sat Nav please use L74 4AA / L74 4AG) 


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Take the M62 to Liverpool. Proceed straight on through traffic lights at the end of the motorway following signs for City Centre 

A5080 (also Albert Dock), under flyover with Jaguar garage on your left onto Edge Lane. Continue along dual carriageway (3 

lanes narrow to 2). Across first traffic lights (Peugeot car dealership on left) and then left at next lights into Rathbone Road 

(OK Diner on left). 

At roundabout turn right (signposted Wavertree Technology Park) into Wavertree Avenue. 1/4 mile then road bears round to 

right and then take left turn into Wavertree Boulevard. Proceed to traffic lights (T junction) and turn right onto Wavertree Road. 

Next lights turn left onto Tunnel Road (Netto and Iceland shops on left). Next lights turn right onto Upper Parliament Street 

(sign posted City Centre A562). Follow road through several sets of lights always proceeding forward. Road continues down a 

hill and bears right to run parallel to the river. Turn left at lights (Campanile Hotel on left, McDonald’s on right) into Queens 

Wharf. On entering Queens Wharf go over the bridge to the first roundabout. 

Here you can either take the first exit on the roundabout to ACC Liverpool’s load in marshal area (marked A on the map) 

where vehicles requiring access to ACC Liverpool’s loading bays can be held, or you can procedure directly to either Loading 

Bay 1 (follow the red line to LB1) or Loading Bay 2 (follow the red line to LB2) where security staff can arrange for access. For 

Hall 1A stage and Convention Centre Level 3 access use Loading Bay 1 or for Hall 2 access use Loading Bay 2. 

Upon entering the loading bay areas please observe the speed limit of 5mph as pedestrians may be moving within the loading 

bay area and all reversing must be supervised by an ACC Liverpool member of staff. After unloading or on instruction from an 

ACC Liverpool member of staff all vehicles must leave the loading bay and either leave site or return to the marshalling area to 

be parked if required. 

Pedestrian Access 

Pedestrian Access to the venue can either be made during business hours through the main Galleria doors or 24hour access 

is available via the glass door staff entrance on the lower level of the Galleria in-between the Echo Arena and BT Convention 

Centre on the riverside. Our security staff will then be able to radio your production department contact to have them come 

and meet you. 

www.accliverpool.com - 0151 475 8888 - info@accliverpool.com

TUNNEL TRAVEL INFORMATION 


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There are three ways to get across the River Mersey, for those drivers going to Wales, or catching a 

ferry to Ireland from Holyhead. 

The quickest way is through the Wallasey (Kingsway) Tunnel. This has restrictions detailed below. 

The tunnel is reached by turning left out of the dock complex and following the signs for M53/Tunnels 

Weight Limit 38 tonnes 

Height Limit 5 metres 

Width Limit 2.9 metres 

Length Limits 12.2 metres without trailer, 18.3 metres articulated. 

Tolls for Buses = £4.20 

Tolls for Trucks = £5.60 

Tolls for Cars = £1.40 

The Tunnel exits directly onto the motorway network, on the M53 with links directly to 

the M56 and Wales/Holyhead is well signposted, from the end of the M53 follow the A55 

directly to Holyhead 

The Runcorn Bridge 

Turn right out of the dock complex at the traffic lights, keeping right. Follow Signs for 

Runcorn/Widnes/Airport and eventually THE BRIDGE 

No height/weight restrictions and no tolls. The bridge has good roads on the other side linking into 

the M56 reasonably quickly 

The Birkenhead Tunnel (Queensway) 

Weight Limit 3.5 tonnes 

Height Limit 3.9 metres 

Width Limit 2.7 metres 

Length Limit 12 metres 

This tunnel exits in Birkenhead town centre.

EXTERNAL SPACES AND FACILITIES 

Hotels 

There are 2 on-site hotels; Jury`s Inn and Staybridge Suites. 

The contact details for these are as below: 

Jury’s Inn: 0151 244 3800 / 3777 

Staybridge Suites: www.staybridge.co.uk 

The Mersey Partnership Hotel reservation service will be able to assist in booking hotels. 

Please contact 0151 227 2727 

Restaurants 

The Pavillion on the Piazza has now opened as a Pizza Express Restaurant. Speak to your 

technicians to find out about any current special offers. 

There are also numerous restaurants and bars in the Albert Dock about 5mins walk away or in 

Liverpool One Shopping complex about 10mins walk away. 

Parking facilities 

Truck parking 

Please refer to Production Access Map for details 

Vehicle parking 

Vehicle parking is available in the Multi-storey Car Park, which can accommodate 1,600 cars or 

smaller-sized vans 

Exhibitor Parking 


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Exhibitor parking is available for trucks and large vans in the exhibition / production holding area. The 

daily charge will be £5 per vehicle, per day, and must be purchased when arriving at the holding 

area. In addition, for exhibitor cars and smaller vehicles wishing to park in the multi-storey car park, 

discount vouchers can be requested by organisers for distribution to exhibitors. The multi-storey car 

park has a height limit of 2040mm

HALL 1A INCLUSIVE PACKAGE 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 

SOUND 

MAIN SPEAKERS 

L-Acoustics ARCS speakers with 115XT delays, MTD 108a front fills and SB118 subs, powered by 

QSC amplifiers with QSC QBasis system control. 

MONITOR SPEAKERS 

L-Acoustics 12XTs & 8XTs powered by QSC amplifiers (additional cost) 


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MIXING DESK: 

DigiCo D5 Mixing Desk 

- 48 input / 16 output remote stage rack 

- 8 input / 8 output local rack. 

- Can be positioned in the control room, sound cockpit position or onstage. 

Patching for an analogue console is available on request in the control room, sound cockpit or SL/SR 

positions. 

OUTBOARD: 

In addition to the processing available in the Digico D5 

BSS DPR 402/404 compressor/limiters and 504 noise gates 

BSS FCS960 Graphic EQ 

Lexicon PCM81 and Yamaha SPX2000 effects units 

Klark Teknik DN410 Parametric Equaliser 

RECORDING / PLAYBACK 

Tascam DV-RA1000 Hard disk / CDRW Recorder 

Tascam CD-RW750 CDR Recorder 

Tascam MD-350 MiniDisc Recorder 

Tascam 112MKIII Cassette Recorder 

MICROPHONES 

Shure UR4D receivers with UR1 body pack and UR2 handheld transmitters. 

Shure MX412S Lectern Microphones 

Schoeps CMC5 with M21 Cardioid or M41 Super Cardioid capsules 

AKG SE300B with C91 Cardioid or C93 Hyper-Cardioid capsules 

Sennheiser MKH70 / MKH60 Shotgun Microphones (additional cost) 

Shure SM57s / SM58s / Beta57s (additional cost) 

INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS 

ClearComs RS501 & RS502 wired belt packs 

ClearComs CEL BP Radio belt packs 

PATCHING 

All microphone level signals patched through Klark Teknik KT1248 splitters, feeds available at FOH, 

SR, SL and at broadcast patch position in Loading Bay 1. 

HEARING ASSISTANCE & TRANSLATION 

Brahler Infra Red system with IRX 12 receiver units.



VISION 

PROJECTOR 

Digital Projection Lighting 40-1080p 

- 20,000 Lumen HD projector 

- 200:1 Contrast 

- 1920 x 1080 pixels 

- Lens ratio 2.56 – 4.16:1 

- Projector has inputs for SDI, DVI, RGBHV (on BNC and VGA D-Sub), Component (on BNC), 

Composite Video (on BNC) and S-Video. 

Distance from the projector to the front of stage is approx 27.2m. 

Distance from the projector to the screen on fly bar thirteen is 33m. 

VISION CONTROL 

6 input Extron ISS 506SC Seamless Switcher 

Sony LMD 9020 Rack mount Monitors (8.4") 

SCREEN 

4:3 front projection screen flown from fly bar 13. 

7.5m x 5.5m white area with a 10cm black border 


Sony HVR M 15U HDV/DVCAM Recorder/Player 

Denon DN-V300 DVD Player 

Panasonic DMREX75 Hard Drive DVD Recorder (180GB) 

PRESENTATION CONTROL 

Dell D-830 Laptops 

Interspace Microcue slide advance 

COMFORT MONITORS 

15” LCD Dell Comfort Monitors (additional cost) 

14” Sony LMD 1410 Comfort Monitors (additional cost) 

VIDEO CAMERAS 

Sony HVR-A1E HDV and DV camcorders. (additional cost) 

(Component Video Out at 1080i / 576p / 576i) 

VIDEO CONFERENCING/REMOTE PRESENTING 

PolyCom HDX 9000 ISDN / IP Video Conferencing System (additional cost) 


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PATCHING 

Patching is available on separate RGBHV SDI specification lines (BNC connections) at DSR, USR, DSL & USL 

positions as well as to/from the control room, sound cockpit and broadcast patch in Loading Bay 1. Cat 6 data 

patches are also available. 

Please be aware that the internal patching cable lengths from stage to our control/projector rooms are very long 

and satisfactory quality is currently hard to obtain when sending analogue RGBHV signals from stage to the 

control room/projector. When basing vision control on stage and using our projector, we often recommend 

running in a dedicated RGBHV line which we can supply or recommend you run in a fibre snake (distance 

approx 100m) or use SDI.



LIGHTING 

CONTROL 

2 ETC Congo Lighting desks (one for show, one for backup) or Avolites Pearl 2008. 

DIMMERS 

ETC Sensor Racks 

LIGHTING INCLUDED IN INCLUSIVE PACKAGE 

Bridge 1 (furthest from stage) 

12 ETC Source 4 10° Profile Spot 

Bridge 2 

12 ETC Source 4 15/30° Profile Spot 

Bridge 3 



Onstage Fly Bar 

6 ADB F201 2KW Fresnel 

Other 

2 Robert Juliat Aramis 2.5K Follow Spots 

Other lighting available for an additional cost 

GENERIC LIGHTING STOCK 

ETC Source 4 5° Profile Spot ETC Source 4 10° Profile Spot 


ETC Source 4 26° Profile Spo ETC Source 4 36° Profile Spot 


ETC Source 4 Source 4 Junior 25/50° profile ETC Source 4 15/30° Profile Spot 

spot 

ETC Source 4 25/50° Profile Spot ETC Source 4 Source 4 Par 

ADB F101 1.2KW Fresnel ADB F201 2KW Fresnel 

ADB F51 0.5KW Fresnel Thomas D1005P 4 -cell Cyclorama flood 

MOVING HEAD LIGHTING STOCK 

VARI*LITE VL2500W 

VARI*LITE VL2500S 

VARI*LITE VL1000TSD 

MISC 

Look Solutions Viper 2.6 Smoke Machines 

Look Solutions Unique 2 Hazers 


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STAGING 

STAGE 

Proscenium Arch 

Width – 16.8m (can be reduced down to 12m) 

Height – 8.8m (can be reduced down to 5.5m) 


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Stage Depth 

13.9m from safety curtain to rear of stage 

14.9m from back of stage to pros arch 

6.1m from front of the stage to the projection screen on fly bar 13. 

(Please note that the safety curtain must have a clear path to stage, it does however have a padded 

base to allow cables to be laid underneath it) 

Width of stage is 32.1m including all wing space. Height from the floor with the front 2 rows on the 

forestage is 94cm. 

Weight Loading of stage floor and forestage is 250kg per square ft 

FORESTAGE 

Moveable platform available in the following configurations: 

• At auditorium floor level with seating trolley containing 60 seats 

• At auditorium floor level as flat floor 

• At stage level as stage extension. 

Forestage area 3.5m deep at centre and 2m deep at sides. 

FLYBARS 

50 fly bars spaced at approx 25cm, hemp counterweight system rated 650kg per bar. 

Height to the grid is 13m, height to the bottom of a fly bar in the grid is 12.15m. 

Please note that our fly tower is not full height. 

RIGGING 

Traversing I-Beams above fly bars for motor points 

12 One Ton motors above audience space for flying FOH bars etc. 

DRAPES 

Red velour house curtains 

Black wool serge traveller curtains (10.5m x 10m) (on curtain tracks on request) 

Grey slate velour traveller curtains (10.5m x 10m) (on curtain tracks on request) 

6 black wool serge borders (20m x 2.5m) & 12 black wool serge legs (2.5m x 10m) 

Cyclorama (19m x 10m) at additional cost 

STAGE MANAGERS POSITION 

Stage manager’s desk can be positioned either SR or SL, includes full comms and cue light control 

and 2 CCTV screens for show relay. 

SOUND COCKPIT 

A platform can be built in the auditorium seating space for a sound, camera or show caller position. 

This is an additional cost to the inclusive package. The platform is approximately 5m wide by 3m 

deep and requires the removal of 23 seats.



MISC 

Power available for sound 

2 x 125 amp 3 phase supplies each of which have a 125 amp, 2 x 63 amp, 5 x 32 amp and 2 x 16 

amp single phase cee form sockets 

Power available for lighting / projection e.t.c. from 2 x 400 amp supplies providing 

1 x 400a 3 phase Power lock 

4 x 125a 3 phase 


4 x 63a single phase 




We have never yet experienced any problems with sound or vision equipment suffering from 

problems due to earthing or interference from lighting equipment etc. 


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ACCESS 

Access to the stage level is via a large goods lift in loading bay 1. In loading bay 1 there is a loading 

platform with dock levellers suitable for large vans or articulated trailers that provide a flat load in 

from truck to stage level. The dock levellers are not suitable for transit sized vans. 

PYROTECHNICS AND SPECIAL EFFECTS 

All special effects must be discussed with your Production Manager and will only be allowed to be 

used once the appropriate Health and Safety paperwork and procedures have been agreed. This 

includes but is not limited to pyrotechnics, smoking, smoke machines, lasers, strobe, fire arms,

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Architect Drawing of stage and fly bars 

Please note this is not an ‘as built’ drawing so actual measurements may differ 


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Main Auditorium Hall 1A Floor Plan 


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Hall 1A Lighting included within Inclusive Rental Package 


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HALL 1B/1C INCLUSIVE PACKAGE 


SOUND 

MAIN SPEAKERS 

L-Acoustics 112XTs with SB115 subs, powered by QSC amplifiers with QSC QBasis system control. 

MIXING DESK: 

DigiCo D1 Mixing Desk 

- 48 input / 16 output remote stage rack 

- 8 input / 8 output local rack. 

OUTBOARD: 

In addition to the processing available in the Digico D1 

BSS DPR 404 compressor/limiters 

BSS FCS960 Graphic EQ 

Lexicon MPX1 and Yamaha SPX2000 effects units 


Tascam CD-RW750 CDR Recorder 


Tascam 112MKIII Cassette Recorder 

MICROPHONES 





Sennheiser MKH70 / MKH60 Shotgun Microphones (additional cost) 

Shure SM57s / SM58s / Beta57s (additional cost) 

INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS 

ClearComs RS501 & RS502 wired belt packs 

ClearComs CEL BP Radio belt packs 


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VISION 

PROJECTOR 

Sanyo PLC-EF60 

- 6,000 Lumen projector 

- Projector has inputs for DVI, RGBHV (on BNC and VGA D-Sub), Component (on BNC), Composite Video 

(on RCA) and S-Video. 

Horizontal distance from front of stage to projector is approx 18m 

VISION CONTROL 



SCREEN 

10ft x 7.5ft Front projection screen flown from fly bar. 







COMFORT MONITORS 

15” LCD Dell Comfort Monitors (additional cost) 

14” Sony LMD 1410 Comfort Monitors (additional cost) 

VIDEO CAMERAS 

Sony HVR-A1E HDV and DV camcorders. (additional cost) 

(Component Video Out at 1080i / 576p / 576i) 

VIDEO CONFERENCING/REMOTE PRESENTING 

PolyCom VSX7000 ISDN / IP Video Conferencing System (additional cost) 

PATCHING 

Patching is available on separate RGBHV SDI specification lines (BNC connections) at various positions on-stage as well 

as to/from the control room. Cat 6 data patches are also available. 

Please be aware that the internal patching cable lengths from stage to our control/projector rooms are very long and 

satisfactory quality is currently hard to obtain when sending analogue RGBHV signals from stage to the projector. When 

basing vision control on stage and using our projector, we often recommend running in a dedicated RGBHV line which we 

can supply 


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LIGHTING 

CONTROL 

ETC Congo Lighting Desk 

DIMMERS 

ETC Sensor Racks 

LIGHTING INCLUDED IN INCLUSIVE PACKAGE 

Bridge 1 

6 ETC Source 4 Profile Spots 

2 ADB F201 2KW Fresnels 

STAGING 

STAGE 

Dimensions 

Width – 10.4m 

Height – 4m at the front of the stage. 

Stage Depth 

From first row to the back of the stage area – 6.3m 

From the first row to the backdrop curtain – 5m 

From the first row to the flown screen – 4.6m 

FLYBARS 

5 electrically operated fly bars in 7.8m high fly tower at the rear of the stage, rated at 250kg. 

DRAPES 

Red velour curtains on tracks (on request) 

Grey slate velour traveller curtains 


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MOBILE EQUIPMENT 

We are very happy to dry hire our equipment to visiting production companies or provide complete production 

solutions for projects. Please just contact us with your requirements. 

SOUND 

SPEAKERS & AMPS 

L-Acoustics 15XT, 12XT & 8XT speakers with LA4 amplifiers 

QSC PL218 & PL230 amplifiers 

Denon Hi-Fi with CD player, tuner and external input. 

Genelec 1029A monitors 

MIXING DESKS 

Yamaha LS9-16 mixing desks with MY8-ADDA-96 expansion cards 

Yamaha MG102C notepad mixers 

OUTBOARD & PLAYBACK 

Tascam CDRW-901 CD Recorder 


BSS FCS 960 Graphic Equaliser 

MICROPHONES 





Sennheiser MKH70 / MKH60 Shotgun Microphones 

Shure SM57s / SM58s / Beta57s 

HEARING ASSISTANCE & TRANSLATION 

Sennheiser SZI 1015T Infra Red Radiators with HDI 302 receivers. 


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We are very happy to dry hire our equipment to visiting production companies or provide complete production 

solutions for projects. Please just contact us with your request. 

VISION 

PROJECTORS 

Sanyo PLC-EF60 (6,000 Lumens) 

Lenses for Sanyo PLC-EF60 

• Sanyo LNS-S02z (Standard) (2.6-3.4:1) 

• Sanyo LNS-W05 (Short Throw) (1.21-1.7:1) 

• Sanyo LNS-M01z (Semi Long Throw) (4.42-5.71:1) 

Sony VLP-FE40 Projector SXGA (4,000 lumens - 1.8 – 2.3:1 lens) 

Sony VLP-EX5 Projector XGA (2,000 lumens – 2.6 – 3.4:1 lens) 

SCREENS 

15” LCD TFT Dell Monitors 

14” Sony LMD 1410 Monitors 

50” Sony FWD-50PX3 plasma screens 

Fast Fold 8ft x 6ft, 10ft x 7.5ft, 14ft x 10ft, 16ft x 12ft screens with front and rear projection surfaces. 

MOBILE VISION RACKS 








CAMERAS 

Sony HVR-A1E HDV and DV camcorders 


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We are very happy to dry hire our equipment to visiting production companies or provide complete 

production solutions for projects. Please just contact us with your request. 

LIGHTING 

MOVING HEAD LIGHTING STOCK 

VARI*LITE VL2500W 

VARI*LITE VL2500S 

VARI*LITE VL1000TSD 

GENERIC LIGHTING STOCK 





ETC Source 4 Source 4 Junior 25/50° profile ETC Source 4 15/30° Profile Spot 

spot 

ETC Source 4 25/50° Profile Spot ETC Source 4 Source 4 Par 

ADB F101 1.2KW Fresnel ADB F201 2KW Fresnel 

ADB F51 0.5KW Fresnel Thomas D1005P 4 -cell Cyclorama flood 

DIMMERS 

ETC SmartPack (6 way) and SmartBars (4 way). 

Avolite ART2000T4 (48 way) dimmers 

CONTROL 

ETC Congo, ETC Junior & Avolites Pearl 2008 

MISC 

Look Solutions Viper 2.6 Smoke Machines 

Look Solutions Unique 2 Hazers 

50cm Mirror Ball 

STAGING & RIGGING 

STAGE 

Nivoflex staging, 2m x 1m sections adjustable to 20cm, 40cm and 60cm heights. 

DRAPES 

Large stock of drapes in variety of sizes 

STAGE SETS 

In-House stock stage sets available. 

RIGGING 

LTM 0.5 ton motors and controllers. 

Litec TS30SA truss 

Manfrotto lighting stands 


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ACC LIVERPOOL RADIO FREQUENCIES 


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ACC Technical Department has 36 licensed radio frequencies which we use for all of our radio microphone 

equipment. It is the visiting production company’s responsibility to ensure that none of their radio 

equipment is using an unlicensed frequency or a frequency that would cause interference or cross 

modulation with ACC radio equipment. If your event coincides with an Arena show we will also need a radio 

microphone frequency plot on the day of the event to share with the Arena show. 

647.925 mhz 

653.200 mhz 

655.750 mhz 

660.650 mhz 

740.000 mhz 

741.875 mhz 

751.300 mhz 

754.950 mhz 

759.375 mhz 

766.350 mhz 

769.575 mhz 

773.025 mhz 

648.950 mhz 

653.850 mhz 

658.100 mhz 

661.575 mhz 

740.475 mhz 

750.300 mhz 

752.100 mhz 

755.975 mhz 

765.025 mhz 

767.200 mhz 

771.075 mhz 

773.825 mhz 

651.725 mhz 

655.075 mhz 

659.100 mhz 

661.975 mhz 

741.425 mhz 

750.900 mhz 

754.500 mhz 

756.425 mhz 

765.925 mhz 

768.850 mhz 

771.550 mhz 

783.525 mhz

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Event Documentation BT Convention Centre 

This document is intended as a guide for the health and safety documentation ACC Liverpool requires from all production companies working within the building. It is 

intended to compliment the ACC Liverpool Compliance Handbook which is available from either your event planner or project technician contact. For the sake of this 

document anyone who is not a part of the ACC Liverpool technical department is regarded as an ‘external production company’. 

Event Event 

Date Date for for all all relevant relevant paperwork paperwork to to be be subm submitted subm itted 

Compliance 

Compliance 

handbook 

handbook 

reference reference 

General Documentation Documentation Required 

Required 

General 

- 

Risk Assessment & Method Statements for all event related areas during the 

event build, open and breakdown periods where there are potential dangers. 

This might include for example 

� Transport loading in & out 

� Rigging 

� Installation of light, sound and AV equipment 

� Use of effects such as smoke or pyrotechnics 

� Cable management in public areas 

� Staff working at height 

For all areas where ACC ACC Liverpool Liverpool is not the sole 

provider of production or technical equipment. 

� Using staff untrained in the role they are working in 

Public Liability insurance Copies Copies of of Public Public Liability Liability Insurance Insurance certificates certificates for for all all external external production 

production 

companies companies and and freelance freelance workers. 

workers. 

Compliance 

Compliance 

handbook 

handbook 

reference 

reference 

Documentation Required Required 

Set Set and and Staging Staging 

Documentation 

Documentation 

Fire Risk Assessment for all event related areas. All set materials need to be 

flame retardant and conform to BS 476 class 1 standard, supporting 

For all areas where set, staging or anything else that 

could be considered to be a fire risk is being provided 

2.1.1 

2.1.1 

Appendix 1.2 

certification will need to be provided. 

To scale CAD drawings & (if possible) visualisations of sets. Risk 

Assessments & method statements for construction and breakdown. 

2.C 

Certificate of Integrity from structural engineer, please note that the structural 

engineer with have to fulfil ACC ACC Liverpool Liverpool’s Liverpool 

criteria for competency. 

by an external production company. 

Plans of any staging and/or set to be used in any of 

ACC ACC Liverpool Liverpool’s Liverpool Halls must be submitted along with 

details of dimensions, weights (if flown), materials 

used and floor diagrams that show any public 

entrances or exits blocked or impeded by the set. 

Structures over 4m in height are considered a ‘complex 

structure’ and additional documentation including a 

structural engineer’s report may be needed. 


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Compliance 

Compliance 

handbook 

handbook 

reference 

reference 

Rigging Rigging in in Hall Hall 2 2 

Documentation Documentation Required 

Required 

5.2.1 

5.2.1 

Applications for rigging to include: 

� Fully dimensional plans giving precise weight loadings for each individual 

suspension point 

� Fire risk assessment 

� Risk assessment 

� No quotes will be given for rigging unless full plans are submitted. 

Refer to Compliance Handbook Guidance Guidance note 

note 

9 – Rigging 

Competency & 

Practice – Page 

49 

ACC ACC Liverpool Liverpool has to approve all rigging in Hall 2 and 

will need detailed rigging plans before the event to 

check for any potential problems. We have CAD 

drawings of Hall 2 that we will supply to you showing 

our strong points (SWL 1Tonne) that we ideally require 

all equipment to be flown from. Please note that 

bridling off these points may incur an extra rigging 

cost. 

All rigging equipment must comply with the Lifting 

Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) 

as detailed in the ACC Liverpool Liverpool Compliance handbook. 

Compliance 

Compliance 

handbook 

handbook 

reference 

reference 

Guidance Guidance note 

note 

9 – Rigging 

Competency & 

Practice – Page 

50 

Height Documentation Documentation Required 

Required 

Working Working At At Height 

� Risk Assessment and method statements. 

� All MEWP operators will have to present a copy of their IPAF license and 

apply to be put on the ACC Liverpool Liverpool competency register before arriving on 

site. 

If any external production company staff will be 

working at height then the relevant risk assessment 

and method statements need to be submitted. 

Working at height includes 

(a) Use of ladders and steps 

(b) Scaffolds, Tower Scaffolds & Working Platforms 

(c) Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWP’s) 

(d) Gantry access in Hall 2 and Hall 1 Auditoria 

Compliance 

Compliance 

handbook 

handbook 

reference 

reference 

Equipment Documentation Documentation Required Required 

Equipment 

Equipment 

11.8 11.8 

All electrical equipment needs to have the relevant 

PAT Test certificates 

safety documentation 

Display Lasers � Risk assessment 

� Method statement 

Smoke and hazer machines � Manufacturer’s data sheet and risk assessment. 


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handbook 

handbook 

reference 

reference 

6.1.1 

6.1.1 

Appendix 1.7 & 

6.1.2 6.1.2-3 6.1.2 

Pyrotechnics Pyrotechnics and and Other Other Special Special Effects Effects 


Required 

� A list of all pyrotechnics and special effects being used 

� A detailed plan highlighting the location of each effect and firing position 

� A method statement 

� Risk assessment for the use of effects at the event 

� Material Safety Data Sheets for each product 

� Copies of the Competent Authority Approval documents from HSE 

� The safety data sheets for any gas bottles 

� The maintenance certificates for each product 

� Instruction manual, operation guide and documentation 

� Proof of competency of the company and firing technician 

� Emergency plan and evacuation procedure 

� A schedule of effects – timings 

� A copy of the public liability insurance 

Application for the use of pyrotechnics, special effects, 

including confetti canons 

Compliance 

Compliance 

handbook 

handbook 

reference 

reference 

12. 12. Appendix 

1.8 

Competency Competency Register Register 


Required 

Application of relevant persons to the competency register is required for: 

Personal in the following positions will have to fulfil the 

ACC ACC Liverpool Liverpool’s Liverpool requirements for competency and be 

added to our competency register before working on in 

the building. 

� Structural Engineers 

� Pyrotechnic Personal 

� Riggers 

� Fork Lift Operators 

� MEWP Operators (eg. cherry pickers/scissor lifts) 


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ACCL Production Department 

Terms and Conditions 

"ACCL" the Arena and Convention Centre Liverpool Limited 

“Agreement” means any agreement between the Client and ACCL for the supply of the Services including without 

limitation the hire agreement and the Production Quotation provided to Client; 

“Client” means the legal entity accepting ACCL's Production Quotation for the supply of Equipment and / or 

Services or whose order for Equipment or Services is accepted by ACCL or the party otherwise 

commissioning the Services in each case as named on ACCL's invoice; 

“Conditions” means these terms and conditions; 

“Content” means any materials required for the Services; 

“Delivery” means when the Services have commenced; 

“Equipment” shall mean all and each item of equipment referred to in this 

Agreement to be supplied by ACCL and all additions, alterations and replacements to that Equipment; 

"Event" the event in respect of which the Equipment or Services have been ordered by the Client. 

“Information” means any information required for the Services; 

“Intellectual Property Rights” means all vested, contingent and future intellectual property rights including but not limited to patents, 

copyrights, registered and unregistered trade marks, service marks, domain names, database rights, 

registered designs, design rights, know-how, inventions, get-up, confidential information, trade and 

business names, and any other similar protected rights in any country subsisting now or in the future 

together with, in relation to any of the foregoing rights: (i) the right to sue for past infringements; (ii) any 

applications for registration; and (iii) any licenses; 

"Production Charge" means the Fee(s) payable by ACCL for the Services as set out in the Production Quotation 

“Production Quotation means the production quotation provided by ACCL to the Client or as set out in the Schedule hereto 

detailing the dates, amount and manner of payment to ACCL for the provision of the Services 

“Services” means the services or goods of ACCL as set out in the Production Quotation and in accordance with 

these Conditions including without limitation the installation, operation and removal of the Equipment . 

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In these Conditions, unless the context otherwise requires: (a) words in the singular include the plural and vice versa; and (b) a reference to: (i) 

Client includes any subsidiary or holding company of the Client as defined under the Companies Act 1985 s. 736 (as amended), sub-contractor 

or agent of the Client for the purposes of carrying out its obligations under any Agreement (ii) any party includes its successors in title and 

permitted assigns. In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between these Conditions and (a) any document; (b) websites; (c) any media; 

and (d) any agreement between the Client and ACCL then these Conditions shall prevail. In these Conditions or any Agreement unless the 

context otherwise requires words importing any gender include every gender. Words importing persons include firms, companies and 

corporations and vice versa. References to terms are references to the relevant terms in these Conditions. The headings to the terms or clauses 

of these Conditions or Agreements will not affect the interpretation. Any reference to an enactment includes reference to that enactment as 

amended or replaced from time to time and to any subordinate legislation or byelaw made under that enactment except to the extent that it 

would increase the liability of ACCL.



Agreements 

These Conditions apply to all Agreements between ACCL and the Client. No action by ACCL shall purport to ACCL’s acceptance of any terms 

or conditions of any Client or third party unless otherwise stated in writing by an authorised officer of ACCL. Any order placed by the Client to 

supply the Services shall be deemed an offer that shall be capable of acceptance by ACCL. The Client, on the commencement of the Services 

shall be deemed to have read and to have understood these Conditions. By supplying the Services the Client indicates acceptance of the 

Conditions. No contract shall be deemed to have been entered into by ACCL in respect to the provision of Services until such contracts are 

signed by an authorised officer of ACCL. 

Provision of Services or Equipment 

ACCL shall provide and Client shall accept the Equipment and engage the Services of ACCL at the Venue as described in ACCL’s hire 

agreement or order acceptance or, if none, ACCL's most recent Production Quotation for the event subject to these Conditions which contain 

the entire agreement between ACCL and the Client and shall apply to the exclusion of all other terms and conditions and shall not be varied 

except as confirmed in writing by ACCL. 

Client acknowledges that following consultation with and recommendation from ACCL the Equipment was selected by Client as suitable for its 

purpose and Client has not been induced to enter into this Agreement by any prior representation (whether innocently or negligently made) 

except as specifically contained in this Agreement. 


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Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing by ACCL, all Equipment supplied by ACCL is supplied on hire in accordance with these Conditions 

and no ownership interest in the Equipment shall pass to Client or any third party. 

ACCL will use reasonable endeavours to ensure Equipment is in good working order on delivery and of satisfactory quality and will provide the 

Services using reasonable care and skill and in accordance with the Agreement and these Conditions. 

Order Acceptance and Cancellation 

No order or booking submitted by the Client shall be deemed accepted unless and until ACCL has issued an Agreement or order acceptance 

signed on behalf of ACCL or by some other act of acceptance on the part of ACCL or unless ACCL in its discretion waives in writing any such 

requirement. ACCL may stipulate payment of an initial deposit(s) as a condition of acceptance or performance. 

Receipt of acceptance note, email confirmation, the provision of a purchase order from the Client and/or acceptance of the commencement of 

Services shall indicate acceptance of the Agreement and these Conditions. 

Client shall be responsible for ensuring the accuracy of any order but ACCL reserves the right to make changes in the manner of performance 

of the Services to comply with health and safety and other applicable legal requirements. 

Following acceptance by ACCL, Client may cancel or terminate this Agreement and any claim by ACCL will be limited to the value of the 

contract. 

Cancellation charges to the Client shall be as follows: 

If the Client purports to cancel the Event then the Client shall pay the full Production Charge . 

Production Charges 

ACCL’s charges for provision of Equipment and/or Services shall be as stated in the Production Quotation provided for the Event, which forms 

part of the Agreement. Any extra Equipment or Services later required will be chargeable in addition. 

Client shall be liable for continuing Hire Charges at the same rate as provided in this Agreement: if Equipment is lost stolen damaged or 

destroyed, 

Client shall pay the Production Charge (and any VAT), notwithstanding that performance may not have taken place, to be received by ACCL in 

cleared funds on or before the date(s) specified for payment or, if none, on or before the earlier of (i) 3 working days prior to date of supply of 

the Equipment or Services (ii) 30 days from date of ACCL’s invoice or (iii) as may be set out in the Production Quotation. 

It is a condition that each payment due under this Agreement is paid on time without any deduction, set-off or counterclaim. Any discounts 

quoted or agreed may be forfeited at ACCL's discretion if payment is received after the due date.




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If the Client fails to pay any sum on the due date then, without limiting any other right or remedy, ACCL may: cancel or suspend provision of 

Services and Equipment to the Client under this or any other agreement between the parties; apply any payment made by Client 

(notwithstanding any express instruction by Client) towards the discharge of any sums due to ACCL under this or any other agreement between 

the parties; and/or charge Client interest (both before and after judgement) on the amount unpaid at the rate of 1 % per month calculated on a 

daily basis until payment in full together with all costs, charges and expenses reasonably incurred by ACCL (including legal fees) in recovering 

overdue amounts. 

ACCL may, at any time before performance, increase the Production Charge to reflect any matter apparent on subsequent site survey, any 

increase in cost due to any factor beyond the control of ACCL or change or delay caused by the Client. ACCL will provide timely notice to Client 

of any such increase. To the extent this Agreement has not been performed (but not otherwise), if Client following consultation with ACCL does 

not accept the increase and ACCL does not waive it, Client may cancel this Agreement by written notice given within 5 working days of notice of 

increase (but not less than 3 working days prior to commencement of Equipment hire or Services) provided that Client indemnifies ACCL in full 

against all costs, charges and expenses incurred by ACCL prior to or as a result of cancellation. 

Interest on overdue invoices shall accrue from the date when payment becomes due from day to day until the date of payment at a rate of 4% 

above the Barclay’s base rate from time to time in force and shall accrue at such a rate after as well as before any judgment until payment is 

received by ACCL. ACCL shall further have if it so decides the right to use the provisions under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts 

(Interest) Act 1998 and the Late Payment of Commercial Debts Regulations 2002. 

The Client shall not be entitled to withhold payment of any amount payable to ACCL by reason of any dispute or claim by the Client and in the 

case of part delivery of the Services the Client shall remain liable to pay the full price of all other Services delivered or available for delivery. 

The Client shall have no right of set off, statutory or otherwise. 

The Client shall reimburse to ACCL immediately the entire cost of representing any cheque or other instrument delivered to it in payment of any 

sum due by the Client. 

Any failure to pay on the due date will represent a breach of a contract condition entitling ACCL to rescind the contract for breach of condition 

and/or to claim damages. 

ACCL shall have the right to withhold payments by reason of dispute and the right to set off in relation to all sums owing. 

ACCL accepts no responsibility for loss or damage to any equipment or materials of the Client or any third party, which ACCL may agree to 

store or transport, and any such equipment or materials shall at all times be at the Client's risk. 

Health and Safety 

Where a support structure is supplied by the Client, Client shall ensure that the surface, on which the Equipment and structure will be installed, 

will be stable under load and that the structure will be fit for the purpose (taking account of prevailing wind speeds) and will comply with all 

health and safety and other relevant regulations. Client shall provide ACCL on request with copies of certificates of compliance and structural 

engineering calculations verifying adequacy of Client's structure. Equipment dimensions and weights and representational drawings of 

structures are available on request from ACCL but are approximate and representational only and do not obviate the need for the Client to 

obtain appropriate professional advice. 

Client's Undertakings 

Client undertakes to ACCL that Client shall: 

grant or procure access for ACCL to and from the Venue at such times as ACCL may reasonably require to discharge its obligations; 

obtain all necessary licences and consents for use by ACCL of any live or pre-recorded material; 

not permit the Equipment to be operated other than by ACCL personnel nor open the outer case or otherwise interfere with the Equipment 

without the specific consent of ACCL; 

in event of Equipment breakdown or malfunction to notify ACCL immediately and not attempt or arrange any repair without ACCL's prior 

authorisation; 

not to sell, sub-let or otherwise dispose of or part with Equipment or any interest therein or do or permit to be done any act or thing which may 

prejudice or jeopardise ACCL's rights in the Equipment but to keep Equipment in its or ACCL's possession and control free from lien, charge or 

encumbrance so that Equipment shall at all times remain property of ACCL or its legal owner; 

to keep the Equipment secure, safe and free from damage; 

to be responsible for any activities or omissions of its agents, employees, contractors and officers. 

to notify ACCL in writing of any change in Client's contact details and forthwith upon request to inform ACCL of the location of Equipment;



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Notwithstanding termination of this Agreement indemnify ACCL and keep ACCL fully and effectively indemnified against all liabilities whatsoever 

arising out of the operation and use of Equipment and any breach by Client of this Agreement (including without limitation loss, damage or injury 

caused by any negligent act or omission or wilful misconduct of the Client, its employees, agents or sub-contractors or any claim that any such 

use or communication of any material infringes any patent, copyright, trade mark, registered design, design right or other intellectual property 

right of any third party) and against all costs, claims, demands, expenses and liabilities incurred by ACCL in connection therewith provided such 

indemnity shall not extend to liability for ACCL's negligence. 

Exclusion and Limitation of Liability 

Client acknowledges that electronic equipment may suffer breakdown or malfunction from time to time without fault and that consequences to 

Client of breach of the Agreement by ACCL may be disproportionate to ACCL's Production Charges. Therefore, Client agrees that ACCL’s 

entire liability to the Client in respect of this Agreement and any breach or negligent act or omission (including liability for acts or omissions of 

ACCL's employees, agents and sub-contractors) shall be limited as follows: 

except as provided in this Agreement, all conditions, warranties and representations whether implied or otherwise concerning the Services and 

Equipment, their state, quality, description, fitness for purpose or otherwise are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law; 

ACCL's liability in respect of each event or series of connected events shall not exceed the total Production Charges received by ACCL except 

that in the case of recorded material, ACCL's liability shall be limited to the cost of replacing blank media only and in the case of loss of or 

damage to physical property caused by ACCL’s negligence, ACCL's liability shall be limited to £1,000,000. 

ACCL shall not be liable in contract, tort or otherwise whatsoever for any indirect loss, consequential loss, loss of profit, business opportunity, 

goodwill or reputation. 

Client shall give ACCL reasonable details of any claim in writing and in the event of Services or Equipment not being fit for purpose, not of 

reasonable quality or functionality. 

All Equipment agreed to be sold by ACCL is sold “as is” and no warranty is given as to performance, functionality, fitness for purpose or that it is 

of reasonable quality, unless otherwise agreed by ACCL in writing. This does not affect your statutory rights. 

Nothing herein shall limit or exclude ACCL or the Client’s liability in respect of death or personal injury. 

ACCL shall not be bound by any third party guarantee including that of the Client. 

ACCL shall not be liable to the Client by reason of any delay or failure in performing ACCL's obligations due to any cause beyond ACCL’s 

reasonable control including, without limitation, fire, flood, material adverse weather conditions (when ACCL shall be entitled not to install or, if 

installed, may take down all or any of the Equipment), interruption of power supply, war, act of terrorism or civil disturbance, industrial action or 

trade dispute or blockade, legal or governmental restriction or embargo (“Force Majeure”). In the event of Force Majeure, if the Equipment has 

been installed at the Venue, Client shall be liable to pay the Production Charge in full. 

Termination 

This Agreement shall forthwith terminate without notice if Client (being an individual) dies or is subject to an interim order (within meaning of 

Insolvency Act 1986) or the presentation of a bankruptcy petition; or enters into any arrangement or composition with creditors; or (being a 

limited company) enters into compulsory or voluntary liquidation (not being for the purpose of reconstruction or amalgamation on terms 

previously approved by ACCL in writing); or has a receiver appointed or a petition presented for an administration order; or has any distress, 

execution or other legal process made in respect of Client's property; or if anything analogous to the foregoing under the laws of any jurisdiction 

occurs in relation to the Client; or if the Client ceases to trade; or if ACCL is aware that any of the above may be likely to occur. 

ACCL may terminate this Agreement forthwith by notice without liability to Client if: Client fails to pay in full any sum owing to ACCL or any 

affiliated company of ACCL on its due date for payment; Client commits a breach of any other provision of this or any other agreement with 

ACCL or an affiliated company of ACCL and (if a breach capable of being remedied) fails to remedy such breach within 7 days after notice 

requiring the same; or performance by ACCL is prevented by Force Majeure; or ACCL or Client is unable to obtain insurance for Equipment and 

(if Venue is outside of UK) ACCL's personnel on terms (including insurance premium) to ACCL's satisfaction. 

Upon termination, all sums due under this Agreement shall become immediately payable by the Client. 

Termination or cancellation shall not affect any provision of these Conditions nor limit any other right or remedy of either party against the other 

under the Agreement or these Conditions or at law and all sums then owing to ACCL by Client shall become immediately due and payable. 

ACCL’s reasonable costs and expenses incurred by ACCL by reason of delay, variation, interruption, termination or suspension of work arising 

from any act of the Client, its employees, contractors or officers will be reimbursed to ACCL by the Client.



Confidentiality 

Each party shall treat as it does its own confidential information all information obtained from the other pursuant to this Agreement which is 

marked "confidential" or the equivalent or has the necessary quality of confidence about it. 

General 

For the avoidance of doubt nothing in the Agreement or these Conditions shall confer on any third party any benefit or the right to enforce any 

term of the Agreement or provision of these Conditions. 

These Conditions and the Agreement do not constitute or imply any partnership, joint venture, fiduciary relationship or other relationship 

including that of employer and employee between the parties other than the contractual relationship expressly provided for in the Agreement 

and these Conditions. 

The Client shall not assign or otherwise transfer any of its rights or obligations under the Agreement or Conditions. 

If the Client is more than one person, they shall be liable both individually and together. 

Where the Client is a corporate body including without limitation a limited company or limited liability partnership then where liability is limited by 

that corporate body due to it ceasing to trade then the individual directors or members shall be liable. 

The Conditions or any Agreement may not be released, discharged, supplemented, interpreted, amended, varied or modified in any manner 

except by an instrument in writing signed by a duly authorised officer or representative of ACCL. 


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These Conditions and any Agreement under them set out the entire agreement and understanding between the parties in respect of its subject 

matter and the Client acknowledges that it has entered into such Agreement in reliance only upon the representations, warranties and promises 

expressly contained or incorporated in these Conditions and/or Agreement and save as expressly set out therein ACCL shall have no liability in 

respect of any other representation, warranties or promise made or given prior to the date of the Agreement, howsoever made or given, unless it 

was made or given fraudulently. 

The Conditions and any Agreement shall be binding upon, and inure to the benefit of the parties and their respective successors and permitted 

assignees, and references to a party in any Agreement shall include its successors and permitted assignees. 

In any Agreement references to a party include references to a person: who for the time being is entitled (by assignment, novation or otherwise) 

to that party's rights under that Agreement (or any interest in those rights); or who, as administrator, liquidator or otherwise, is entitled to 

exercise those rights, and in particular those references include a person to whom those rights (or any interest in those rights) are transferred or 

pass as a result of a merger, division, reconstruction or other reorganisation involving that party. For this purpose, references to a party's rights 

under any Agreement include any similar rights to which another person becomes entitled as a result of a novation of the Agreement. 

The Client shall not be entitled to assign or transfer the benefits or obligations of these Conditions or Agreement to any third party without the 

prior written consent of ACCL. 

Any typographical or clerical error or omission in documents issued by ACCL may be corrected without liability on part of ACCL. 

Any notice under the Agreement or these Conditions shall be in writing and may be served by hand, pre-paid first class post or airmail, 

electronic mail or facsimile to its address or facsimile number set out in the Agreement or these Conditions or such other address as is notified 

for the purpose. A confirming copy of any notice served by electronic mail or facsimile shall be sent by post within 24 hours of transmission. 

Delay shall not prevent ACCL enforcing any provision of the Agreement or these Conditions. Any waiver of a breach by the Client shall not 

operate as a waiver of a later breach of the same or any other provision. 

If any provision of the Agreement or these Conditions is held to be invalid or unenforceable in whole or in part, the validity of the remaining 

provisions shall not be affected. 

This Agreement shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of England the courts of which shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

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