The Family and SWL tendering round has opened, unfortunately not at 4pm when I was with clients eager to get all their bids finalised in one session. There is now a bewildering array of ITTs (some 120 or more) for all the differing Procurement Areas. The key element is the Tender Information Form which contains […]
Steve asks essentially this question in the comments below which received the following response in the Mental Health Q&A; 100.1 On the ITT form at section 11, question 4 refers to organisations with limited liability, however there appears to be no appropriate response where an organisation is neither a charity or has limited liability (eg […]
I am trying to make up for the time lost on Monday due very-poor-indeed East Coast Railways (or whatever they are called). It is marginally better today, random WiFi access every once in a while, but not when you need it. I am currently in a fallow period and trying to get an answer to […]
And tonight, after some Tapas at Brindisa, Mrs SP and I are off to see Corrine BR at the Shepherds Bush Empire;
As you will guess we are very busy. For significant parts of each day, we are now on divert to Jayne, or the Costs Drafting team, in Middelsbrough. They will try and assist as much as is possible. Andy and I will however get back to you as soon as we can and the FREE […]
I checked a bid yesterday where a regular mistake was made in the form of a “YES” answer to the ITT question – “Have you had a confirmed Peer Review rating of 4 or 5 in the Mental Health Category of Law since 10 February 2007?” The correct answer is “NO”
Then don’t miss Friday’s webinar!
I am not sure that this guidance will be much news to anybody and there is some with which I disagree (mandatory DSCC numbers on files). It is however worth a quick once over.
There is so much to say about this story but so little time right now. It has long been my formed view that quite often the Criminal sole practitioner is just as
The fantastically poor East Coast Mainline has failed again