Sentence examples for tender for services from inspiring English sources

Then Williams promised to have section 75 of the Health and Social Care Act amended in the Lords to reduce, if not abolish, the requirement to tender for services.

He added: "On one level, the government issuing a tender for services isn't the most outstanding thing, but actually it's really important because it marks genuine collaboration, as one of the problems in Whitehall is getting the government to be joined up".

Porter said that under the coalition government the NHS had become obsessed with private companies tendering for services, describing the first full year of the Health and Social Care Act as a bumper year for multinationals and their lawyers and accountants, while making things worse for patients by fragmenting care among companies "eyeing up each other's business".

Multinational company involvement in public health care systems has been evolving since the late 1980s/1990s, with the introduction of compulsory competitive tendering for services such as catering, cleaning and facilities management services.

Real NGOs often fail to hear of tenders for service-provision contracts they could fulfil.

In March, the government reissued a revamped £25m tender for identity services after recalling it at the end of December last year.

LB Bromley is also issuing a separate tender for exchequer services, while LB Lewisham is doing likewise for a data centre.

When Burnham last introduced this measure in September 2009 health trusts withdrew a tender for community services in the east of England.

It was thought that the original tender for the services, which will heavily support the Department for Work and Pensions' universal credit and the personal independence payment, lacked a cross-government approach and would have only benefitted the DWP.

It may therefore be possible, during this period, that public service operators from markets not yet affected by the provisions of this Regulation tender for public service contracts in markets that have been opened to controlled competition more rapidly.

Operators from countries which are subject to this Regulation but where its provisions are not yet being implemented shall not have the right to tender for public service contracts in other countries which are likewise subject to this Regulation and where its provisions are being implemented.