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Procurement of a Security Contract for the Car Parks and Mill/Cowley Road Depot

Meeting: 03/10/2017 - Environment Scrutiny Committee (Item 30)

30 Procurement of a Security Contract for the Car Parks and Mill/Cowley Road Depot

The report contains exempt information during which the public is likely to be excluded from the meeting subject to determination by the Scrutiny Committee following consideration of a public interest test.  This exclusion would be made under paragraph 3 of Part 1 of Schedule 12A of the Local Government Act 1972.

 

Additional documents:

Minutes:

Matter for Decision

To consider a new tender for security services for both car parks and the new Cowley Road sites.

 

Decision of Executive Councillor for Planning Policy & Transport

     i.        Approved the recommendations as out in the Officer’s report.

 

Reason for the Decision

As set out in the Officer’s report.

 

Any Alternative Options Considered and Rejected

Not applicable.

 

Scrutiny Considerations

The Committee received a report from the Commercial Operations Manager, Environment which referred to the expiration on March 31 2018, of the current contract for static and mobile guarding of City Centre car parks and Mill Road.

 

The Commercial Operations Manager said the following in response to Members’ questions:

i.      Confirmed that TUPEE would apply to the contract. There would a clear reference made in the specification of the Council’s expectations that TUPPE arrangements were managed in accordance with Council policy.

     i.        Would bring in additional services to other assets of the Council and would be considering the end dates of those contracts.

    ii.        It was expected there would be savings to the Council due to the new corporate wide contract which would go out to tender.  It was not possible to say what that saving would be until the tender process had been completed.

 

The Committee resolved (unanimously) to endorse the recommendations.

 

The Executive Councillor approved the recommendation.

 

Conflicts of Interest Declared by the Executive Councillor (and any Dispensations Granted)

 

No conflicts of interest were declared by the Executive Councillor.