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December 9, 2019 · about 6 years ago

Ørsted Looks to Switch to Single Labour Services Sourcing Provider

World’s leading offshore wind developer Ørsted is seeking a managed service provider (MSP) for sourcing of labour services. This tender concerns sourcing services and has the scope of sourcing labour services and of implementing initiatives aimed at optimising the end-to-end sourcing process and all

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World’s leading offshore wind developer Ørsted is seeking a managed service provider (MSP) for sourcing of labour services.

This tender concerns sourcing services and has the scope of sourcing labour services and of implementing initiatives aimed at optimising the end-to-end sourcing process and allowing for structured management reporting, the company said.

The objective of the tender is to introduce a new structure for sourcing of labour services which supports the shift from a multi-service provider framework agreement based sourcing structure in Ørsted, to a service based agreement structure with one MSP.

The cornerstone in the new sourcing structure is the introduction of a new process for sourcing of labour services and this agreement, Ørsted said.

The duration of the framework agreement will be 36 months, with options for five 12-month renewals.

Interested parties have until 18 December to submit their tenders or requests to participate.

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