Service Delivery Proposal Sample Clauses
Service Delivery Proposal. The Supplier’s Responsibilities to deliver against the Authority’s Service Description include but are not limited to: The Supplier’s kitchen and offices are operational from the hours of 0700 and 1600 Mondays to Fridays. Outside of these hours in emergency the Supplier can be contacted via the mobile phone number supplied – this being Redacted Late orders up until 0930am on the day of delivery will be accepted, subject to verbal confirmation. These must be called directly on our office number - Redacted. (subject to availability of menu choice) Orders can be amended up to 1400 the working day (Monday to Friday) preceding the delivery date. However as stated above amendments may be accepted verbally subject to written confirmation up to 0930 on the day of delivery. The Supplier’s preferred method of receiving orders is by email to the following address: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇ , Orders must be on the template provided to the Authority. The template must state the requirements and purchase order number. General enquiries and or amendments to orders can also be sent to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇ The supplier will confirm receipt of orders via a return email within 24 hours (unless received after 1600 on Fridays afternoon, but before start of Business on Mondays). Buffets will be delivered directly to the Authority’s Kitchen area and placed under refrigeration no more than two hours prior to the specified delivery time shown on the Authority’s order template. The Supplier is unable to accept cancelations after 1600 on the day preceding any order (Mondays to Fridays). Any orders cancelled on a Monday should be notified via the emergency number shown above and the supplier will apply reasonable endeavours to accommodate any cancellations. All of the Supplier’s platters and presentation materials are fully recyclable. All platters are labelled to identify, location and person ordering. Foods are labelled - Meat, Fish & Vegetarian. Dietary platters will be labelled appropriately. The Supplier is able to supply Juice & Water as required.
Service Delivery Proposal. Although, at CK Group, we have standard approaches to the three levels of service outlined in the Statement of Requirements, we have found, through experience that tasks are seldom “standard” and can vary greatly in complexity and demand. Our first approach is always therefore to fully understand the requirements of the service, visit the premises concerned and, through regular meetings with our clients, keep abreast of any changes which occur during the contract term.
Service Delivery Proposal. As per your submitted proposal via the e-sourcing suite on 16th June 2014.
Service Delivery Proposal. The Authority must have the items delivered within 10-15 working days from the order being placed.
Service Delivery Proposal. The Authority will contact the supplier (via telephone or email) when a service is required. - The Supplier is required to confirm a date / time within 24 hours of the initial call. - The date / time of the service must be within a 3 day period of the initial call unless agreed in advance with the Authority. - Following each service, any repairs, maintenance or further work identified will be presented to the Authority within 24 hours with a full breakdown of costs, before any correctional work is undertaken.
Service Delivery Proposal. As per your submitted proposal via the CCS E-sourcing Suite on 6th January 2013.
Service Delivery Proposal. The Contractor’s approach and responsibilities are as described in its proposal documentation. They include but are not limited to:
