Overview of Requirements. 1.1 Lot 1 of this Framework is for the provision of Contract, Commercial and Corporate Legal Services.
1.2 The Contractor will be expected not only to meet the requirements established within this Statement of Requirements but also to ensure the delivery of a high quality service to the Framework Public Bodies using this Framework. The Contractor will be expected to demonstrate that value received by the Framework Public Bodies is significantly and demonstrably greater than could be achieved by going elsewhere.
1.3 Contractors will be required to inform Framework Public Bodies of any case of a sensitive nature which has wider implications, or which is likely to give rise to, adverse publicity.
1.4 This Framework is aligned to The Scottish Government’s objective of a Wealthier and Fairer Scotland. More information about this objective can be found at:
1.5 The Framework Agreement will be available for use by the Scottish Ministers (including Agencies), Scottish Non-Departmental Public Bodies, offices in the Scottish Administration which are not ministerial offices, cross-border public authorities within the meaning of section 88(5) of the Xxxxxxxx Xxx 0000, the Office of the Advocate General, the Scotland Office, the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, the Scottish Police Authority, Student Loans Company Limited, the Forestry Commission, the Commissioner of Northern Lighthouse operating as the Northern Lighthouse Board, Equality and Human Rights Commission, Business Stream Ltd, any public body established by or under the Xxxxxxxx Xxx 0000 or any Act of the Scottish Parliament, any association of or formed by one or more of the foregoing, bodies financed wholly or mainly by one or more of the foregoing, bodies subject to management supervision by one or more of the foregoing and bodies more than half of the board of directors or members of which, or, in the case of a group of individuals, more than half of those individuals, being appointed by one or more of the foregoing. Information about Scottish Public Bodies is available at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/Topics/Government/public-bodies/about Information about the Review of Public Procurement in Scotland and links to the other Centres of Expertise are available at:
1.6 The Authority does not guarantee that any or all of the Framework Public Bodies will opt to use this Framework, nor does the Authority guarantee any volumes of usage throughout the life of this Framewor...
Overview of Requirements. The Authority does not guarantee that any or all of the Framework Public Bodies will opt to use this Framework Agreement for Temporary Administrative, Catering & Manual Staff Services – North Region requirements, nor does the Authority guarantee any volumes of usage or spend throughout the life of this Framework Agreement.
Overview of Requirements. The Authority does not guarantee that any or all of the Framework Public Bodies will opt to use this Framework Agreement for Interim IT Staff Services – National (whole of Scotland) requirements, nor does the Authority guarantee any volumes of usage or spend throughout the life of this Framework Agreement.
Overview of Requirements. The Contractor will design, build and install the Works in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Contract. The Contractor will be fully responsible for all aspects of such design, build and installation.
Overview of Requirements. Our Corporate Social Responsibility Requirements describe our minimum standards for:
Overview of Requirements for Arctic in situ data Task 2. Overview of existing in situ data used by or relevant for Copernicus
Overview of Requirements. This project is designed to conduct a review of the research and medical theories relating to restraint related deaths in the UK, but with regard to the international research on these deaths.. The project will specifically focus upon: A review of the medical theories and research relating to restraint related deaths focussing upon those that occurred in the UK from 1st January 1999 to 31st December 2009 with particular reference to positional asphyxia. It would be helpful if the review could also briefly reference relevant international research on these deaths. Discussion of other aspects of restraint related deaths including excited delirium, pre-existing congenital conditions e.g. Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) and acquired conditions e.g. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Discussion of the role of drugs and alcohol in restraint related deaths. Identification of any trends particularly in relation to Black and Minority Ethnic (XXXX) communities and those individuals with mental health issues. In conjunction with the Secretariat, the successful organisation will identify suitable attendees for the expert seminar, feed into the development of the agenda and agree the format for the day, jointly host the seminar with Professor Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx to ensure that the issues covered are targeted to inform the review, facilitate a series of workshops on the day, if this is deemed to be the most effective way of engaging with attendees and record and collate comments throughout the event and undertake further follow up with attendees if required via email, telephone or post contact. The review should also identify any relevant research that has been undertaken in relation to the use of de-escalation techniques in order to avoid the use of physical restraint. A report providing an overview of the key discussions and findings from the expert seminar to be sent to the IAP by the 6th April 2011. The report should be no more than 2,000 words (excluding footnotes) An interim report containing emerging findings from the review to be sent to the IAP by the 14th May 2011. The report should be no more than 2,500 words (excluding footnotes). A final report to be submitted to the IAP by the 9th September 2011. The report should be no more than 12,000 words (excluding footnotes) and include a full bibliography for future IAP reference. This is likely to be published on the IAP’s website. It should provide a detailed understanding of the medical theories and physiologic...
Overview of Requirements. 2.1 Amaryllis to collect, 350 radial desks from RPA premises within Exeter, Devon. 350 desks to be reformed by NOMS, before delivery and installation of said desks back to RPA premises within Exeter, Devon, by Amaryllis.
2.2 Amaryllis to collect , 72 radial desks from NE premises within Cambridge Cambridgeshire. 72 desks to be reformed by NOMS, before delivery and installation of 24 desks back to NE premises at Cambridge, by Amaryllis. 48 reformed desks to be held by Amaryllis awaiting re distribution within Defra Estate.
2.3 Amaryllis to collect, 64 radial desks from FERA premises at Sand Xxxxxx, York. 64 desks to be reformed by NOMS, before delivery and installation of 64 reformed desks to Xxxx House, York, by Amaryllis.
2.4 Amaryllis to collect quantity of surplus furniture from Chalfont Drive, Nottingham and deliver to RPA premises Exeter, Devon. RPA to re use furniture as part of staff consolidation programme within Exeter, Devon. Amaryllis to sustainably dispose of remaining materials from Chalfont Drive, Nottingham, a proportion of which will be utilised by NOMS.
2.5 Amaryllis to collect 50 radial desks from FERA, Exeter premises. 50 desks to be reformed by NOMS before delivery and installation of said desks by Amaryllis to FERA premises, Sand Xxxxxx, York. Quantity of swivel chairs to be collected by Amaryllis from FERA premises, Sand Xxxxxx, York, re upholstered and re furbished by NOMS before delivery back to FERA premises, Sand Xxxxxx, York.
2.6 Amaryllis to collect quantity of surplus furniture from FERA premises, Exeter, Devon and deliver to FERA premises, Sand Xxxxxx, York. FERA to re use surplus furniture as part of site refurbishment programme.
Overview of Requirements. 2.1. The overall requirement is for the provision of data and analysis on planning applications and the end-to-end development pipeline across England. The service will be delivered through a set of agreed regular outputs and an ‘ad hoc’ analysis service.
2.2. The Contractor will be expected to demonstrate skills and experience in:
2.2.1. Project management
2.2.2. Data collection and validation
2.2.3. Data management and use of IT
2.2.4. Data analysis, including GIS
2.2.5. Quality assurance
Overview of Requirements. 3.1. The aim of this specification is to highlight all necessary technical tasks/activities, processes, and tools required to be performed by the Contractor in order to ensure that the UK continues to meet all obligations in the EU PRTR Regulation and the Kiev Protocol on an annual basis.
3.2. The Contractor is required to: - host, manage, update the UK PRTR website and upgrade it as new requirements emerge. work within the UK Government Web Guidelines commit to working flexibly towards meeting new standards and guidance that may come out in the future. understand that this requirement is to be treated as a part of the regular maintenance of the PRTR website described in this paragraph. upgrade/maintain the UK PRTR site ensuring that it is fit for purpose, stable, capable of handling significant volumes of internet traffic and data searches in a variety of ways including, and especially, but not limited to, river basins, Google maps; and showing graphic trends (across years and sectors) in relation to pollutant releases and waste transfers. have specific regard to the upgrade of data searches on the PRTR site study the European Commission‟s E-PRTR website (xxxx://xxxx.xx.xxxxxx.xx/Home.aspx) and incorporate the search patterns into the UK PRTR site, in addition to what is currently obtainable, as described below in 6.3
