programme contract

The charities got stitched up by government and did not get the work programme contracts.

Since the new government came in, Calder lost work programme Contract.

Programme contracts were also to govern the implementation of the 1987 rail transport plan.

What no one could anticipate is the harshness of the Work Programme contract.

Programme contracts have also been extremely vulnerable to alterations in political priorities and objectives.

One of her first responsibilities at the Whitechapel Gallery was to sign the expansion programme contract.

They knew this was attainable so now they want involve charities to deliver their under costed Work Programme contracts for free.

Government commitments, such as the 1984 programme contract with RENFE, may be very vulnerable to changes in the political and economic context.

Thereafter numbers fell sharply, showing the impact of the programme contract between RENFE and the government.

The Commission is therefore planning to introduce the possibility of programme contracts into its revised general conditions for cofinancing with NGOs.

Iingeus deloitte and others won Work Programme contracts by grossly under costing contract delivery by about 40% .

The Commission agrees with the Honourable Member that the establishment of programme contracts can help overcome the administrative demands of project-by-project financing.

In 2011 Ingeus UK was awarded 23 percent of the Work Programme contract by the UK Government.

The BCI grants programme contracts to radio and television stations other than those operated by RTÉ, TG4.

For the first time, detailed financial targets were set, under the 1984 programme contract between RENFE and the state (RENFE 1984a).

The engine development programme contract was to be issued by the French government to a SNECMA/Bristol Siddeley joint venture company registered in France.

The BCI awarded television and radio programme contracts (typically called "licences", though the actual broadcasting licences are really issued by ComReg) by a "beauty contest" system.

The DWP responded in a statement said that Grayling was not personally involved in the decision to award the Work Programme contract to Ingeus UK:

The P-750 XSTOL is used in South Africa by NatureLink on United Nations Humanitarian Air Services / World Food Programme contracts.

The government also tried to reduce the deficits and increase the efficiency of other public enterprises, including the railways, by tightening mechanisms of control and introducing French-style 'programme contracts' between government and enterprise (see below).

As the French experience following the oil shocks of 1973 and 1979 indicates, the commitments in programme contracts may be rendered meaningless by major changes in the economic forecasting parameters upon which they are based (Shirley 1983: 77-80).

Journalist Richard Johnson writing in The Guardian argues that the tendering process for Work Programme contracts meant that those companies that submitted the cheapest tenders were successful something that encourages "parking and creaming".

The BAI will have power to award programme contracts (as at present, the Commission for Communications Regulation will continue to issue the broadcasting licences proper) in the independent sector and ensure that all broadcasters, public and private, comply with contract conditions and standard.

The problem is compounded when attempts are made to find out the costs of individual services when subsidies are paid line-by-line, rather than for whole sectors; yet this is what RENFE's 1984 programme contract with the state claimed to achieve (RENFE 1984a: 80).

I can tell you that among the options being considered, a consensus is being sought in respect of programme contracts - particularly with NGOs which have been working with the Commission for decades now, and which have proved their administrative capabilities and their rigour in dealing with the resources that are available.