Sentence examples for tendered out from inspiring English sources

Section 75 requires almost everything to be tendered out to Any Qualified Provider.

It's too late, now the NHS has tendered out three-quarters of new contracts to competition, according to Pulse magazine.

Given the scale of the crisis revealed at the DfT, it seems unlikely those routes will be tendered out in time.

Torbay, pioneer of integrating health and community care, is warned this is an anti-market "monopoly" that should be tendered out in bits.

Under the notorious Section 75 of the act, services must be tendered out, partly from the hands of GPs in the 211 clinical commissioning groups that have replaced primary care trusts and strategic health authorities; 49% of hospital services are also now open to the private sector.

This study presents an optimization model as a methodology for the transit regulator (or a government authority) to design bus transit route packages to be tendered out to contesting operators through competitive tendering (CT).

Commissioners are compelled to tender out more services each year: the Guardian on Friday reported on all Devon's child health services up for bids.

Although the BBC has begun tendering out some of its own shows to the independent sector, such as Songs of Praise, Atalla says he feels "uncomfortable at the thought of commercial companies like ours raiding successful BBC shows.

Dr Jacky Davis of Keep our NHS Public said doctors were being forced to tender out all work, and big corporations were best placed to win these contracts.

Neither patients nor GPs will choose once competition law enforces tendering out.

Local councils, left to cover costs, tendered contracts out to private companies - and prices have gone up.