HealthShare NSW is establishing a pre-qualified supplier panel for safe and secure at home sash home modification services across NSW. Services include bathroom and access modifications, and temporary solutions like careports. Suppliers must comply with all relevant legislation, standards, and occupational therapist prescriptions. Quotations must detail costs for materials, labour, and separate totals for access and bathroom modifications. Minor works quotes are due within 10 working days, and major works within 20 working days.
Minor works must be completed within 10 business days of commencement, unless otherwise agreed based on scope and complexity. Minor works must be completed within 10 business days of commencement, unless otherwise agreed based on scope and complexity.
The supplier warrants that all works will remain free from defects for a minimum period of 24 months from completion, or any longer period required by law. all works will remain free from defects for a minimum period of 24 months from completion, or any longer period required by law.
Suppliers must ensure all personnel undergo national criminal history police checks and maintain required insurances. The supplier must ensure that national criminal history police checks are conducted for all personnel engaged in the delivery of the works, including employees and subcontractors.
Failure to meet agreed performance expectations or KPIs may result in corrective action, including performance review, temporary suspension of new work allocations, or removal from the panel. ongoing failure to meet agreed performance expectations or kpis may result in corrective action, including performance review, temporary suspension of new work allocations, or removal from the panel in accordance with the contract terms.
Site visit costs for quoting are not paid in advance; they must be included in the quote. site visit costs for the purpose of quoting are not paid in advance.
Failure to meet agreed performance expectations or KPIs may result in corrective action, including performance review, temporary suspension of new work allocations, or removal from the panel. ongoing failure to meet agreed performance expectations or kpis may result in corrective action, including performance review, temporary suspension of new work allocations, or removal from the panel in accordance with the contract terms.