Help and advice Sample Clauses

Help and advice. 2.1.1. If you would like help deciding which service or buying option will best meet your specific needs please get in touch with our Commercial Agreement Manager. If you need general advice about CCS please contact our helpdesk: 0000 000 0000 You can also learn more about our range of commercial deals and latest offers online: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/
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Help and advice. If you have any queries, or wish to discuss your requirement or the framework agreement, please contact: Email: xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx Tel: 0000 000 0000 You can also learn more about our range of commercial deals and latest offers online: xxx.xxx.xx/xxx @gov_procurement Crown Commercial Service Framework reference: RM6001 Start date: 27/03/18 End date: 27/03/21
Help and advice. If you would like help deciding which service or buying option will best meet your specific needs please get in touch with our Commercial Agreement Manager. If you need general advice about CCS please contact our helpdesk. You can also learn more about our range of commercial deals and latest offers online: xxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxx Contact Details CCS Commercial Agreement Manager: The Modular Building Solutions Team: xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx Crown Commercial Service Desk: Contact Number: 0000 000 0000 Email: xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx Website: xxx.xxx.xx/xxx Modular Buildings: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/agreements/RM6014
Help and advice. We will give you help and advice if you tell us you are a victim of anti-social behaviour. Please ask your Housing Officer for more information.
Help and advice. Applied Language Solutions will provide the Authority and collaborative partners with 24/7/365 Help-Desk assistance throughout the contract. This will be through the use of a dedicated 0800 freephone number which is also used to access services. Our Help-Desk operatives will be able to advise on ordering processes, our language services, invoicing and any other query that collaborative partner employees may have about our services, language matters in general or linguist status information. In addition to the Help-Desk we will provide the Authority and collaborative partners with various other sources from which information can be accessed. Little Orange Books Little Orange Books provide easy to understand explanations of how to access our services and which information to provide us with in order to ensure smooth delivery of service. They also includes advice on how to get the most from the interpreting service, what to expect during an interpreter assignment and how to contact Applied Language Solutions for any support, technical or otherwise. These books are tailored to the needs of any customer, in this case the Authority or individually by collaborative partner, to ensure all information is included such as procedures for when to use telephone vs face to face interpreting and any other bespoke processes or information required. The books provide information on how to order free materials about our services for display in offices, such as quick reference language posters. These posters display a list of common languages requested through our services with the native language alongside it. This can be presented to any detainee, witness etc, to identify their native language where the Authority employees are struggling to easily identify it. The books will be distributed to service users and stakeholders throughout the on-boarding period. Dedicated micro sites for the Authority We will develop a dedicated Authority mini website in line with the services provided through the framework agreement. As with the Little Orange Book, members of the Authority can access a range of information relating to the services we provide and how they can be booked. It will also provide helpful tips, to ensure the right service for the requirement is accessed, information on cultural sensitivities, a frequently asked questions section and how to contact us. It will also provide video tutorials, escalation procedures and key contact points which are particularly helpful when...
Help and advice. If you would like help deciding which service or buying option will best meet your specific needs please get in touch with our category experts: ● Email xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx ● Call 0000 000 0000 Annex A Additional Services and Descriptions This paragraph describes the Additional Services under Lot 1, Lot 2 and Lot 3 that the Supplier may be asked to fulfil as part of the Deliverables of this Framework Agreement. Within the scope of each Lot, the Buyer(s) can request at the Call Off stage, none, one, some or all of the Additional Services listed in this paragraph 7, to supplement the Mandatory Services provided. Buyers will confirm their specific requirements at the Call-Off stage. Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday services, where requested by the Buyer(s), the Supplier will provide processing (collection, wash, finish and return) services on the following additional days: Saturday Sunday Bank Holidays Express Turnaround Service - Buyer(s) owned linen items only: Where requested by the Buyer(s), the Supplier will provide express processing (collection, wash, finish and return) turnaround services for Buyer(s) owned linen items. Under express turnaround services, the Supplier will return all clean, linen items to designated return point(s) specified by the Buyer(s) within 48 hours of collection from the designated collection point(s). This includes Saturdays, Sundays, and Bank Holidays only where the Buyer(s) has elected to purchase this relevant Additional Service as part of the contract. Top-up service on-site - where requested by the Buyer(s), the Supplier will monitor the stock levels of agreed linen items at specified locations on the Buyers(s) premises (e.g. xxxx by xxxx, department by department) at a frequency specified by the Buyer(s). The Supplier will replenish the agreed linen items to the stock levels and frequency specified by the Buyer(s). The Buyer(s) will specify the time range (e.g. between 9.00am and 12.00pm) for the supply of the Additional Services. Management of on-site bulk linen storeroom(s) - this service will be available for: ● linen items owned by the Buyer(s) ● linen items which are hired by the Buyer(s) from the Supplier. Where requested by the Buyer(s) the Supplier will monitor the stock levels of agreed linen items stored within designated bulk linen storeroom(s) on the Buyer(s) premises at a frequency specified by the Buyer(s). The Supplier will replenish the agreed linen items to the stock levels and frequency specifi...

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