Equality and Human Rights Commission Office for Standards in Education Food Standards Agency Office of Rail Regulation Health and Safety Executive Office of the Public Guardian (Scotland) Health and Safety Laboratory Ofqual Health Education England Passenger Health Research Authority Planning Inspectorate The Healthwatch Prisons and Probation Ombudsman Higher Education Funding Council for England Public Health England Highways Agency Research Councils UK HM Courts and Tribunals Service Residential Property Tribunal Service HM Inspectorate of Prisons Courts of Justice HM Inspectorate of Probation Rural Payments Agency HM Passport Office Science and Technology Facilities Council HM Prison Service Serious Fraud Office HM Revenue and Customs The Pensions Regulator HM Treasury UK Border Agency Home Office UK Hydrographic Office HS2 Ltd. UK Shared Business Services Ltd Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority Valuation Office Agency Human Tissue Authority Independent Monitoring Board 7.0 What Are the Benefits of RM3735 CTVS Utilising RM3735, Crown Travel & Venue Services can bring a number of benefits across Central Government to include but not limited to: New travel contracts are the vehicle to deliver potential savings to government of £50 million Developed following extensive market and Available to all central government customer engagement, the innovative new departments, arm’s length bodies, arrangement sees a move away from the executive agencies and non-departmental traditional framework agreement solution by bodies, the contracts are the vehicle to providing customers with a suite of 4 achieve potential incremental savings in the contracts, fully managed by CCS, for travel region of £50 million through: and venue booking services. increased customer service and reduced In addition to incremental savings for the UK booking fees taxpayer, the contracts focus on improved new crown programmes for air and service delivery through a series of mandatory accommodation, securing the best requirements such as data security, refreshed available rates based on aggregated key performance indicators (KPIs), including central government requirements and the introduction of service credits, and spend supplier management. access to industry special offers, promotional rates and fares Of the 4 suppliers available through the maximising the use and scope of contracts, 3 are small / medium sized technology, for example, reduce the need businesses and 1 is a new supplier to central to travel by increasing usage of video government.
Equality and Human Rights Commission Food Standards Agency Health and Safety Executive Health and Safety Laboratory Health Education England Health Research Authority Healthwatch Higher Education Funding Council for England Highways Agency HM Courts and Tribunals Service HM Inspectorate of Prisons HM Inspectorate of Probation HM Passport Office HM Prison Service HM Revenue and Customs HM Treasury Home Office HS2 Ltd. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority Human Tissue Authority Independent Monitoring Board Office for Standards in Education Office of Rail Regulation Office of the Public Guardian (Scotland) Ofqual Passenger Planning Inspectorate The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman Public Health England Research Councils UK Residential Property Tribunal Service Courts of Justice Rural Payments Agency Science and Technology Facilities Council Serious Fraud Office The Pensions Regulator UK Border Agency UK Hydrographic Office UK Shared Business Services Ltd Valuation Office Agency 7.0 What Are the Benefits of RM3735 CTVS Utilising RM3735, Crown Travel & Venue Services can bring a number of benefits across Central Government to include but not limited to: New travel contracts are the vehicle to deliver potential savings to government of £50 million Developed following extensive market and customer engagement, the innovative new arrangement sees a move away from the traditional framework agreement solution by providing customers with a suite of 4 contracts, fully managed by CCS, for travel and venue booking services. In addition to incremental savings for the UK taxpayer, the contracts focus on improved service delivery through a series of mandatory requirements such as data security, refreshed key performance indicators (KPIs), including the introduction of service credits, and supplier management. Of the 4 suppliers available through the contracts, 3 are small / medium sized businesses and 1 is a new supplier to central government. Available to all central government departments, arm’s length bodies, executive agencies and non-departmental bodies, the contracts are the vehicle to achieve potential incremental savings in the region of £50 million through: increased customer service and reduced booking fees new crown programmes for air and accommodation, securing the best available rates based on aggregated central government requirements and spend access to industry special offers, promotional rates and fares maximising the use and scope of technology, for example, reduce the need to travel by increasing usage of video
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