Date of dispatch of this notice: 01/07/2016
Expire date: 01/08/2016
External Reference: 2016-241083
TED Reference: 2016/S 127-228803
Date of dispatch of this notice: 01/07/2016
Expire date: 01/08/2016
External Reference: 2016-241083
TED Reference: 2016/S 127-228803
Keyholder and Key Fob Recovery Service
Ipswich
A key holder database and key fob recovery service is currently operated in
Suffolk through the Suffolk SAFEKey scheme, see www.suffolk.safekey.org.uk.
A key holder service allows business and residential property owners to securely
have their emergency contact and key holder details accessible to the
Commissioner in the event of an incident occurring at their property whilst the
property is un-attended, allowing the Commissioner to know whom to contact.
A key fob recovery service aims to reunite people with their lost or stolen keys.
This is achieved by members of the scheme having a key fob, with a unique
reference number, which invites anyone that finds the lost keys to return them to a
PO Box address or hand them over to the police. The person returning the keys
will receive a “Finder’s Fee” from the key fob service provider.
A key holder database and key fob recovery service is currently operated in Suffolk through the Suffolk SAFEKey scheme, see www.suffolk.safekey.org.uk.
A key holder service allows business and residential property owners to securely have their emergency contact and key holder details accessible to the Commissioner in the event of an incident occurring at their property whilst the property is un-attended, allowing the Commissioner to know whom to contact.
A key fob recovery service aims to reunite people with their lost or stolen keys. This is achieved by members of the scheme having a key fob, with a unique reference number, which invites anyone that finds the lost keys to return them to a PO Box address or hand them over to the police. The person returning the keys will receive a “Finder’s Fee” from the key fob service provider, currently at a rate of £10.
A performance bond and / or parent company guarantee may be required. Reference to these matters, where applicable, will be set out in the invitation to tender.
Reference to these matters, where applicable, will be set out in the invitation to tender.
The contracting authority reserves the right to require groupings of contractors (e.g. a joint venture or consortium) to take a particular legal form or to require a single contractor to take primary liability or require that each party undertakes joint and several liability.
In accordance with article 57 of Directive 2014/24/EU and Regulation 57 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and as set out in the invitation to tender.
Reference to these matters, where applicable, will be set out in the invitation to tender.
Reference to these matters, where applicable, will be set out in the invitation to tender.
Reference to these matters, where applicable, will be set out in the invitation to tender.
Reference to these matters, where applicable, will be set out in the invitation to tender.
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