Temporary Agency Staff Providers 2024
Who
| Buyer | Torbay |
| Supplier | Caritas |
| Supplier | Diverse Rec Limited |
| Supplier | Eden Brown Ltd |
| Supplier | GAP Recruitment Limited t/a BIG ANT group |
| Supplier | HCRG WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS LIMITED |
| Supplier | Liquid Personnel Ltd |
| Supplier | Niyaa People |
| Supplier | Quickline Recruitment Limited |
| Supplier | RED SNAPPER RECRUITMENT LIMITED |
| Supplier | Roc Search Limited |
| Supplier | Sanctuary Personnel Limited |
| Supplier | SecureForce UK Limited |
| Supplier | Seven Social Care |
| Supplier | Supply Care Solutions |
| Supplier | Tempest Resourcing |
| Supplier | Tripod Partners Limited |
| Supplier | Venn Group Ltd |
| Supplier | Wise Employment |
What
Torbay Council and it's wholly owned subsidiary company SWISCo, conducted this re-procurement process to identify successful Temporary Agency Staff Providers who were selected for a place on two new Framework Agreements for: • Lot 1 - Approved Temporary Agency Staff Providers; • Lot 2 - Approved Social Worker Agency Providers; In addition, there was also a requirement for: • Lot 3 - Approved Sole Temporary Agency Staff Provider for services required by SWISCo. Torbay Council and it's wholly owned subsidiary company SWISCo, is conducting this re-procurement process to identify successful Temporary Agency Staff Providers who will be selected for a place on two new Framework Agreements for: • Lot 1 - Approved Temporary Agency Staff Providers; • Lot 2 - Approved Social Worker Agency Providers; In addition, there is also a requirement for: • Lot 3 - Approved Sole Temporary Agency Staff Provider for services required by SWISCo. The new Contract for SWISCo, commenced from 03 January 2024. The new Framework Agreements commenced from 01 February 2024 onwards, following expiry of the existing Standing Lists arrangement.
Dates and source
| Runs | 3 Jan 2024 to 2 Jan 2028 |
| OCID | ocds-b5fd17-1af508e1-a3c3-49f4-bd8d-50e9289ea668 |
| Notice | Read it on Contracts Finder |
Figures are as published An award value in OCDS may be a framework ceiling rather than a sum anyone expects to spend, so a large figure here is not evidence of a large purchase.