Successful LUPC framework recruiters revealed

Recruiters Brook Street, Prospectus, Sammons Group, Eurobase, Hays, Step Ahead and Spring Group have all won places on a new framework agreement for the supply of temporary staff, exclusively for L

Recruiters Brook Street, Prospectus, Sammons Group, Eurobase, Hays, Step Ahead and Spring Group have all won places on a new framework agreement for the supply of temporary staff, exclusively for London Universities Purchasing Consortium (LUPC) members.

The framework agreement runs for three years from 1 March 2010, with an option for the LUPC to extend the term for up to a further year.

The LUPC invited bidders to tender for a series of six specialist lots, with a seventh lot for a full ‘one-stop-shop’ option for members.  Bidders were invited to tender on the delivery model they felt would offer the most economically advantageous option in each case. 

The suppliers on the framework agreement are:

Lot 1: General clerical and administrativeBrook Street
Lot 2: Other Corporate Services (e.g. HR, procurement)Prospectus
Lot 3: Temporary Finance StaffJosephine Sammons Ltd trading as Sammons Group
Lot 4: Temporary IT StaffEurobase        
Lot 5: Temporary Operational Staff (e.g. cooks, cleaners)Hays                           
Lot 6: Temporary Retail Staff (inc. Front-of-house staff)Credentials Ltd trading as Step Ahead
Lot 7: Temporary Staff One-Stop-Shop and Payroll ServiceCredentials Ltd trading as Step Ahead, Hays, Spring Group

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