COMPETITIVE TENDERING. 29.1 Competitive tendering is the calling of tenders by Council for the provision of service(s) that are currently being performed by Council employees where Council's in-house service unit submits a bid as well as external contractors. Council then makes its decision based on the tender bids about who will provide the service.
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. Council will not introduce competitive tendering unless legislation compels Council to do so.
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. For the purposes of competitive tendering the Workplace Change and Redundancy (Clause 39 (i) Employer’s Duty to Notify and 39 (ii) (d) Competitive tendering) provisions of the Local Government (State) Award 2017 and its successors apply.
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. 35.1 The provisions of the Local Government (State) Award 2007 and its successors apply.
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. Where employee(s) who are adversely affected by the proposed changes request the employer’s assistance to submit an in-house bid and the employer refuses that request, the employer shall provide the reason(s) in writing.
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. 29.1 The parties agree that affected Business Units shall be consulted prior to Council determining which, if any, component of a Business Units service is to be subject to competitive tendering.
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. As per the Award.
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. 12.1 In response to current Local Government policies and Federal Government funding cut-backs, the parties recognise that competitive tendering is an increasingly prominent feature of strategic Local Government Management.
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. 9.1 Where the Recipient is letting a contract in connection with the Project and if the contract is to be funded in whole or part by the GLA funding, it shall do so wherever possible through competitive tendering procedures. The contract should be awarded to the tender that is the most economically advantageous, which may not necessarily be the lowest tender. Single tender action may be justified in certain circumstances, for example, where there is a sole supplier with a unique service or product. Where single tender is used, the Recipient must keep a formal record of its justification and that it has been properly authorised
COMPETITIVE TENDERING. The Competetive Tendering (Clause 36) provisions of the Local Government (State) Award 2010 and its successors apply.
