Sentence examples for contracts for providing from inspiring English sources
The new non-emergency NHS phoneline has been thrown into turmoil after a supplier pulled out of two contracts for providing the service.
Energy service companies (pdf) could finally take off in the UK, where companies offer long term contracts for providing the outcomes we want from energy (for example, warm, well lit homes) rather than maximising unit sales of kWh, offering huge potential to drive energy efficiency and demand reduction.
Thanks to a century-and-a-half old loophole, Federal prisons are able to award no-bid contracts for providing financial services to prisoners without the usual oversight that should accompany the contracting process.
It recently won a big contract for providing translation services to the US army, and its involvement in Abu Ghraib is believed to have been to provide translators.
Union officials praised the contract for providing the first pension for Royal employees and the first health coverage for Royal employees in many cities.
Kissal noted that Cubic's contract for providing SmarTrip to Metro is not performance-based and that the transit system has had trouble with the software.
Migrant Help, the Dover-based charity that has the main Home Office contract for providing accommodation for people whose asylum claims are being processed, says it does not place any in Kent.
Former political leaders testified that Mr. Isernio bribed them through illegal broker commissions to win the contract for providing health insurance to all of Nassau County's employees and retirees.
The Justice Secretary has delighted campaigners by winning a cabinet battle to scrap a controversial contract for providing prison services to Saudi Arabia – one of a series of progressive policy measures he has pushed through since taking the job.
Apna Haq, Rotherham's only BME women's service, remains at risk of closure after its £145,000 contract for providing domestic violence support was terminated by the council in favour of a mainstream provider with no specialism in minority ethnic women's needs, which could carry out the work at a slightly lower price.
Jeff Stein who writes "Spy Talk," reported on June 21 , 2010that the State Department gave Xe Services a $120 million contract for providing "protective security services" at new U.S. consulates in Herat and Mazar-e-Sharif.
