Sentence examples for regional contracts from inspiring English sources

For prime vendor contracting, the United States is divided into regions, and regional contracts are awarded through a competitive process to the vendor, or combination of vendors, whose bid represents the best value for the government.

NHS Direct initially won 11 of the 46 regional contracts for the 111 service, covering 34% of the population.

DB points out that rival operators already negotiate direct regional contracts and have secured seven of the last 12 awarded.

Information-sharing tools, such as the best deals service used by councils in the south-east of England, offer local authorities the chance to compare regional contracts.

Since 2012, accommodation has been provided to asylum seekers via six regional contracts, which are delivered by three providers – Serco, G4S and Clearsprings Ready Homes.

The DWP said the poor quality of the company's written reports were "contractually unacceptable" and announced on Monday it would be inviting other companies to bid for fresh regional contracts by summer 2014 to help reduce waiting times.

From next season he will only be able to pick three wildcard players, those based in France and England who turned down the offer of a regional contract.

The 24-year-old has a year left on his regional contract and will be free to talk to potential employers at the end of the year.

3SC champions a collaborative approach with these organisations who have the experience, knowledge and skills to deliver services at a local level, enhancing value and efficiency within the national and regional contracting process Esther Ridsdale is Collaborative Working Development Officer at the NCVO.

Where England emphasised competition, Wales introduced organisational arrangements – collegiate contracting and the later regional contracting framework – that recognised the importance of long-term relationships.

By the early 1970s, these analyses were conducted by a regional contract laboratory using graphite-furnace atomic-absorption spectrophotometry; this laboratory subsequently became a participant in the interlaboratory blood lead proficiency testing program of the then U.S. Centers for Disease Control.