Therefore, the possibility to tender operations of urban rail systems should be explored to a greater extent in the future, although compulsory tendering of operations has been postponed by MEPs during the weakening of the revision to the Public Service Obligation Regulation 1370/2007 [38].
The effects on the productivity of tendering operations, thinnings and rotation length have seldom been directly quantified on landscape scale.
Nevertheless, tendering the operation of the system can increase the competitiveness of the bids and, if not undertaken previously, can provide the local authority with a better understanding of the costs required to run the system at the increased level of efficiency [36].
This paper summarized the main content of risk analysis of SFT, and classified the risk management into six stages: planning, feasibility study, design, tendering, construction and operation.
They have won the lion's share of an innovative five-year tender for 250,000 elective operations a year.
But it is seeking to sell the main operation that tenders for council contracts and has formally discontinued it for accounting purposes, though it continues to trade.
Lambeth council has published a tender for the supply, implementation, operation and support of a mobile telephone parking payment system, worth up to £30.5m.
That spring, hungry for any job, each had signed up with Farm and Ranch Employment — they came together on paper as herder and camp tender for the same sheep operation north of Signal.
Further expansion eastwards came in November 1989, when the operation of eleven tendered routes requiring six buses was won from the county council.
In an effort to tighten its control over the Internet, the government recently published a public tender for the "development, deployment and operation of a national-level URL filtering and blocking system".
