Collaborative Procurement Sample Clauses
The Collaborative Procurement clause establishes the framework for two or more parties to jointly acquire goods or services, typically to leverage collective bargaining power or achieve cost efficiencies. In practice, this clause outlines how the parties will coordinate their procurement activities, share information, and allocate responsibilities, such as designating a lead party or setting procedures for joint decision-making. Its core function is to facilitate cooperation in purchasing, enabling participants to benefit from economies of scale and streamlined processes while reducing duplication of effort and potentially lowering costs.
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Collaborative Procurement. Contracts will be open to other Government Departments, Public Authorities, Police and NDPB’s as per the Contract Notice Published in the Official Journal of the European Union. Suppliers may be expected to liaise with other public sector organisations to help assess the suitability of inclusion under the framework. The inclusion of additional requirements of the nature listed above may require the supplier to: Agree to specific payment terms or delivery lead times appropriate to the new customer Submit and adhere to an additional implementation plan Produce separate Management Information relating to non-MoJ spend The inclusion of other organisations will require the supplier to: Submit proposals for aggregation discounts to the MoJ contracts as the contract/ holder for additional participants to the contract.
Collaborative Procurement. 5.2.1 Partnerships and collaboration are at the heart of NHS reforms in England.
5.2.2 Collaborative working within the NHS has been promoted to help meet a ‘triple challenge’ set out in the NHS Five Year Forward View – better health, transformed quality of care delivery, and sustainable finances.
5.2.3 The Supplier shall be required to provide data in relation to these groups and future groups formed to support NHS collaborative working.
Collaborative Procurement. Right of Other Bodies to Participate shall only apply if affixed to this Agreement within Schedule 1. THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN EXECUTED AS A DEED AND IS DELIVERED AND TAKES EFFECT ON THE DATE STATED AT THE BEGINNING OF IT. [Executed as a deed by THE MAYOR AND BURGESSES OF THE LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM by affixing its Common Seal hereto in the presence of: ……………………………………….. Authorised Signatory] [SIGNED for and on behalf of theTHE LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Signature:……………………………………………. Name:………………………………………….…
Collaborative Procurement. 4.12.1. The contract is to be open to other Government Departments and Public Authorities as per the Contract Notice Published in the Official Journal of the European Union by MoJ variation.
4.12.2. The Contractor may be required to liaise with other public sector organisations to help assess the suitability of inclusion under the contract.
4.12.3. The inclusion of additional requirements of the nature listed above may require the Contractor to: Agree to specific payment terms or delivery lead times appropriate to the new customer Produce separate Management Information relating to non-MoJ spend
4.12.4. The inclusion of other organisations will require the Contractor to: Submit proposals for aggregation discounts to the MoJ as the Contract holder Accept variation relating to other organisations, who wish to participate and who may require specific business / administration variations.
Collaborative Procurement. Procurement Scotland, with support from the Professional Services National Category Forum (NCF), sector Centres of Expertise (CoEs), public sector organisations and key stakeholders has awarded five multi-supplier Frameworks split into risk based lots for Business Management Consultancy.
Collaborative Procurement. The contract is to be open to other Government Departments and Public Authorities as per the Contract Notice Published in the Official Journal of the European Union by MoJ variation.
Collaborative Procurement. Procurement Scotland, with support from the Professional Services National Category Forum (NCF), sector Centres of Expertise (CoEs), public sector organisations and key stakeholders has awarded eight multi-supplier frameworks split regionally and nationally for Temporary and Interim Staff. The framework agreement started on the 26 April 2010 and will run for 3 years, with the option to extend for a further 12 months.