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Instead of: II.1.3) The notice involves: The establishment of a framework agreement. II.1.4) Information on framework agreement: Framework agreement with several operators. II.1.5) Short description of the contract or purchase(s): The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission ("the Commission") is a Crown Non-Departmental Public Body established in 2008, to take responsibility for the child maintenance system in Great Britain. The Commission's primary objective is to maximise the number of effective child maintenance arrangements in place for children who live apart from one or both of their parents whether arranged privately or through the statutory scheme. The Commission plans to launch a new statutory child maintenance scheme with improved assessment, collection and enforcement processes. This new scheme will run in parallel with the existing scheme (operated by the Child Support Agency) until 2014 /2015 when all live cases will be managed in a single scheme. This requirement is for the provision of bailiff services to the Commission in England and Wales. The services will support both the existing and future statutory child maintenance schemes. The Commission is seeking to establish up to 3 framework agreements with suppliers capable of providing professional bailiff services. Suppliers should be members of a relevant association (details to be provided with the pre-qualification questionnaire) and capable of providing a national service. These services would be used by the Commission where it has made prior representations in a Magistrates Court and provided evidence of the amount a non resident parent is liable to pay and their failure to do so. The Magistrates Court can grant a liability order against the non resident parent officially recognising the amount and allow civil debt recovery action to be taken. The Commission can then choose to appoint a bailiff if that is considered appropriate based on the facts of the case and the Bailiff would then take over responsibility for the debt recovery action, undertaking process serving and the execution of bail or no bail warrants. No level of work is guaranteed. There will be a contract period of 3 years with an option to extend for a period or periods up to a toatle of a further two years. II.2.2) Options: The initial Framework Agreement made be extended for a period or periods up to a total of a further 2 years. IV.1.2) Limitations on the number of operators who will be invited to tender or to participate: Envisaged minimum number 05 maximum number 06. Objective criteria for choosing the limited number of candidates: The authority intends to invite to tender a maximum of 6 operators on the basis of the order of ranking of candidates at the PQQ stage at which the criteria referred to in part 4 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (implementing articles 45-52 inclusive of directive 2004/18/EC) will be assessed and marked. Read: II.1.3) The notice involves: A public contract. II.1.4) Information on framework agreement: -. II.1.5) Short description of the contract or purchase(s): The Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission ("the Commission") is a Crown Non-Departmental Public Body established in 2008, to take responsibility for the child maintenance system in Great Britain. The Commission's primary objective is to maximise the number of effective child maintenance arrangements in place for children who live apart from one or both of their parents whether arranged privately or through the statutory scheme. The Commission plans to launch a new statutory child maintenance scheme with improved assessment, collection and enforcement processes. This new scheme will run in parallel with the existing scheme (operated by the Child Support Agency) until 2014 /2015 when all live cases will be managed in a single scheme. This requirement is for the provision of bailiff services to the Commission in England and Wales. The services will support both the existing and future statutory child maintenance schemes. The Commission is seeking to establish a public contract with a single supplier capable of providing professional bailiff services. Suppliers should be members of a relevant association (details to be provided with the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire) and capable of providing a national service. These services would be used by the Commission where it has made prior representations in a Magistrates Court and provided evidence of the amount a non resident parent is liable to pay and their failure to do so. The Magistrates Court can grant a Liability Order against the non resident parent officially recognising the amount and allow civil debt recovery action to be taken. The Commission can then choose to appoint a Bailiff if that is considered appropriate based on the facts of the case and the Bailiff would then take over responsibility for the debt recovery action, undertaking process serving and the execution of bail or no bail warrants. No level of work is guaranteed. There will be a contract period of 3 years with an option to extend for a period or periods up to a total of a further two years. II.2.2) Options: The Contract may be extended for a period or periods up to a total of a further 2 years. IV.1.2) Limitations on the number of operators who will be invited to tender or to participate: Envisaged number of operators 1. Objective criteria for choosing the limited number of candidates: The authority intends to invite to tender a maximum of 06 operators on the basis of the order of ranking of candidates at the PQQ stage at which the criteria referred to in part 4 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 (implementing articles 45-52 inclusive of directive 2004/18/EC) will be assessed and marked. Other additional information Modifications have been made to the corresponding tender documents.

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