Baseline Service Agreement Sample Contracts

BASELINE SERVICE AGREEMENT
Baseline Service Agreement • October 30th, 2020

Aim of service  To provide 24/7/365 recording of pedestrian footfall flows at key locations across the town centre Data and reports to be presented via online portal Current level of service provided including number of staff, equipment and frequency of service provision  Pilot project to test new system currently operating to test proof of concept 2 locations currently covered but with option of extending if proof of concept approved and within available budgets Continuous count 24/7/365 3 user logins for WBC and Watford BID Data and reports available to all town centre stakeholders Council officer aligned to coordinate and manage the service, and maintain relationship with current provider Current service provider covers all aspects of the operation, management and support of service Existing value of contract/ service  No contract is currently in place as the council is undertaking the pilot / proof of concept. If pilot is successful, a contract will be developed Current

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Baseline Service Agreement between Sussex Police
Baseline Service Agreement • November 9th, 2022

The purpose of this baseline Service agreement is to establish the extent of the service provided by Sussex Police to the Manor Royal Business Improvement District (BID) area, namely Manor Royal Business District following the renewal of the BID. The announcement of the Renewal Ballot will be on 02 March 2023 and, subject to the outcome of the ballot, the second term of the Manor Royal BID will begin on 01 April 2023.

The following schedule outlines the content of the Baseline Agreement for the Business Improvement District of Wandsworth Town.
Baseline Service Agreement • May 16th, 2022

Current level of service provided including aim of service, number of staff, equipment and frequency of service provision • Maintain public highway to remain fit for purpose. This covers regular inspections, condition surveys, records of defects and responsive maintenance to maintain public safety.• Street lighting maintenance:• Highways and street lighting term contracts are available as required both for reactive and planned maintenance.• Street works approval for activities, utility works and placing of structures on highways and lamp columns, scaffolding, skips, banners and other structures• Signage preventing cycling in pedestrianized areas.• Maintenance of cycling facilities• Maintenance of signs, lines and drainage• Co-ordination with others for the maintenance of the bridges and anti-vermin measures, e.g. pigeon nuisance.• Enabling and managing parking provision and control including taxi ranks, disabled parking. Specification Street Lighting • Inspection of each lighting unit

Baseline Service Agreement between Sussex Police
Baseline Service Agreement • December 8th, 2017

The purpose of this baseline Service agreement is to establish the extent of the service provided by Sussex Police to the Manor Royal Business improvement District (BID) area, namely Manor Royal Business District following the renewal of the BID. The announcement of the Renewal Ballot will be on 02 March 2018 and, subject to the outcome of the ballot, the second term of the Manor Royal BID will begin on 01 June 2018.

BASELINE SERVICE AGREEMENT
Baseline Service Agreement • August 24th, 2016

Milton Keynes Council delivers the following services within the BID area where the BID intends to provide additional services.

Baseline Service Agreement 14th June 2022
Baseline Service Agreement • June 16th, 2022

Service Area: - Activity Area Pier and harbour maintenance Statutory/Non-statutory Service Non Statutory Description/Specification Provision and maintenance of pier, pontoons, slipway and harbour facilities. In addition to a general duty of care, legislation provides the basis for powers and duties relating to these activities, including work to Harbour and Docks Act 1847, Harbour Bylaws and Anti-Terrorist legislation concerning Marine Port Security. Contact Scott Reid – Marine Operations Manager 01546 604696 Scott.reid@argyll-bute.gov.uk Existing Activity Works managed and carried out by Argyll & Bute Council staff Operational Times Core hours 9am – 5pm Monday – Friday but with significant variances to suit peaks of activity e.g. at weekends and during summer months. Staffing and Equipment Levels Harbourmaster and office, equipped with range of communications equipment.Oil spill response equipment.The council has a responsibility to ensure piers within its ownership are maintained in

BASELINE SERVICE AGREEMENT
Baseline Service Agreement • September 21st, 2020

Aim of service  To provide a 24/7/365 public area CCTV monitoring, recording andevidence management service. The objective is to assist in the detection of crime and to reduce the fear of crime. Current level ofservice provided  Maintain the town centre public area cctv system to a standard whereby it remains fit for purpose including number ofstaff, equipment and frequency of service provision  Continuous (min 1x) operator presence 24/7/365 78 full colour day/night ptz cameras56 full colour day/night static camerasControl Room Supervisor (20hrs/week Mon & Thurs)  Employing suitably qualified and experienced cctv operators under contract with OCS Legion Group Ltd  Undertaking planned preventative maintenance visits using Videcom Security Ltd  Timely response to camera, communications and systems faults visits using Videcom Security Ltd  Co-ordination of activities with town centre traders in tracking suspects  Manage ShopLink and PubWatch town centre ra

BASELINE SERVICE AGREEMENT
Baseline Service Agreement • October 30th, 2020

Current level of service provided including aim of service, number of staff, equipment and frequency of service provision 1.0 STREET CLEANSING To maintain the current base line cleansing standards across the Town Centre To ensure standards of cleanliness and the requirements of the contract are continuously monitored in order to proactively apply the Zonal Performance and rectification timescales and to ensure standards of cleanliness and public satisfaction are maintained through the primary process of timely re- emptive action This includes all areas within the town centre:- All highway maintainable at public expense including all hard surfacing and soft verges planted or vegetated including tree pits in the town centre. All town centre water features maintained at the Authority’s expense (High Street Pond) All the town centre car parks, private roads, garage areas service yards and its other land open to the public not identified elsewhere as Parks or Open Space All land formi

BASELINE SERVICE AGREEMENT
Baseline Service Agreement • June 16th, 2015

Current level of service provided including aim of service, number of staff, equipment and frequency of service provision 1.0 STREET CLEANSING• To maintain the current base line cleansing standards across the Town Centre• To ensure standards of cleanliness and the requirements of the contract are continuously monitored in order to proactively apply the Zonal Performance and rectification timescales and to ensure standards of cleanliness and public satisfaction are maintained through the primary process of timely re- emptive action• To ensure the Partner will work with the Authority to deliver a high quality service to the residents of Watford maintaining or improving on the current customer satisfaction rate of 78% for Street Cleansing services This includes all areas within the town centre:-• All highway maintainable at public expense including all hard surfacing and soft verges planted or vegetated including tree pits in the town centre.• All town centre water features maintained at

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