Travel Distances Sample Clauses

Travel Distances. (no page limit, should only submit applicable tables) For each proposed Service Area and for each MCO Program bid (if the proposed Provider Network would be different across MCO Programs within a Service Area), submit tables created using GeoAccess, or a comparable software program, to demonstrate the geographic adequacy of the Respondent’s proposed Provider Network compared to the projected population in each proposed Service Area. Providers in the demonstrated Provider Network must have an executed contract with the Respondent, a letter of intent (LOI), or a letter of agreement (LOA) indicating the provider intends to contract with the Respondent if HHSC awards the Respondent an MCO Contract. Respondents do not need to submit the signed contracts, XXXx, or LOAs with the Proposal, but HHSC may request to review these documents during its evaluation of the Proposal. Providers who have not signed a Network Provider contract or LOI/LOAs may not be included in the Respondent’s Network for purposes of responding to this RFP submission requirement. For each proposed Service Area, the Respondent must generate GeoAccess or comparable tables to display the following information on its proposed Provider Network utilizing the Member Files provided by HHSC. For purposes of Geo Mapping, the distribution method will be to place all members at the center of the zip code.
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Travel Distances. Wolverhampton City Centre – 4 miles Birmingham City Centre – 21 miles Birmingham Airport – 31 miles Manchester – 73 miles London – 134 miles The site is also served by public transport with a number of bus services including: Bilbrook Station – 1 mile Bilbrook Bus Stop Route 5 – 1 mile Whitburn Close Bus Stop Route 4 – 1.3 miles For more information, please contact: XXXXX XXXXX Partner T: 0121 232 4905 Xxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx XXXXX XXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXXX Associate T: 0121 232 4913 Xxxxx.x-x@xxxxxxxx.xxx XXXXXXX & WAKEFIELD LLP 0 Xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxxxxx, X0 0XX xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx DESCRIPTION ENVIROMENTAL The site extends to approximately 7.08 hectares (17.5 acres) and Extensive intrusive investigation has been undertaken in four is accessed off the Wobaston Road to which the site has an extensive frontage. The site was previously occupied and used by MOOG for the manufacture of aviation components. The main manufacturing facilities on site were constructed in the 1930s and provides a total built area of 465,565 sq ft. The main factory complex is single storey construction with two phases by the vendor between 2011 and 2013 to estimate potential environmental liabilities. The Environment Agency has been engaged since the initial investigation in 2011, on a ’voluntary’ basis. REMEDIATION To date, no soil and groundwater remediation has been floor office accommodation fronting Wobaston Road. The buildingundertaken on the site. has an xxxxx to approximately 3m - 4.5m. The northern boundary comprises Wobaston Road. The western SALE OF THE PROPERTY The site will be sold in its existing state and condition. The vendor boundary is formed by the Bilbrook Canal and the east boundary gives no representation or warranty (whether express or implied) by Balliol Road with the southern boundary adjacent to neighbouring occupiers. The site is essentially rectangular in shape and is generally level. ACCOMMODATION Total Approximate gross internal area concerning the condition of the site (including, but not limited to, its environmental condition) or its fitness for any particular purpose. In the sale contract with the buyer, there will be certain restrictions further details of which are available in the sales Floor Area Sq M Sq Ft information package. Area 1 38,451 413,905 Area 2 1,529 16,462 METHOD OF XXXXXXXX Xxxx 0 1,547 16,654 Following initial marketing interested parties will be invited to Area 4 272 2,933 submit expressions of interest and offers based on current ...

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