Tender for an international recruitment and implementation partner for bilateral country agreements with the Indian state of Kerala and the Philippines
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The competition has expired without a winner being announced.
- Deadline
- Mar 16,Expired
- Award
Brief
The Ministry of Senior Citizens in Denmark needs an international recruitment and implementation partner for bilateral country agreements with the Indian state of Kerala and the Philippines, with a maximum total value of 345 million DKK over 8 years. The partner will be responsible for directly or indirectly facilitating the recruitment, language training, and reskilling of care and healthcare workers (Social and Healthcare Helpers, Social and Healthcare Assistants, and potentially Nurses) to enable their employment in Danish municipalities and regional authorities. The contract will be awarded based on quality (100%). As a minimum qualification requirement, tenderers must have an equity ratio of at least 10% in their latest annual report/financial statement.
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Qualification requirements
Description
As a minimum requirement, an equity ratio is required of at least 10 % in the latest annual report/financial statement available. The equity ratio is calculated as the operator’s total equity divided by the operator’s total assets, calculated as a percentage. The equity ratio is thus calculated as (total equity/total assets) x 100 = equity ratio. If the tenderer relies on the capacities of other entities, the equity ratio is calculated as the total equity of the tenderer and such other entities divided by their total assets, calculated as a percentage. For groups of operators (e.g., a consortium), the equity ratio is calculated as the total equity of the operators divided by their total assets, calculated as a percentage.
Documentation Requirement
The tenderer must submit the tender submission letter with the tenderer's equity ratio in the latest financial year(s) available. The information is to be stated in the tender submission letter. Upon the contracting entity's request, a statement regarding the operator's equity and assets in the latest annual report/financial statement available must be submitted. For groups of operators (e.g., a consortium), the information in the latest annual report/financial statement available must be submitted for each participating operator in the group. Where an operator relies on the economic and financial capacity of other entities (e.g., a parent company, a sister company or a subcontractor), information for such other entities must be provided as well.
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Description
In this procedure, the tenderer may rely on the economic and financial capacity of other operators to fulfil the suitability requirements. If the tenderer relies on the economic and financial capacity of other entities in relation to the fulfilment of requirements, the tenderer and the entities in question will be required by the contracting entity to undertake joint and several liability for the performance of the contract.
Documentation Requirement
The operator(s) making its/their economic and financial capacity available to the tenderer must sign a letter of commitment, see further in the tender specifications. The form is enclosed as an attachment to the tender specifications.
Source
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Award Criteria
Description
Reference is made to the tender specifications, cf. paragraph 13.
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From the notice
Overall, the aim for the Partner is to ensure implementation of two new bilateral agreements between the Danish State and the Indian State of Kerala and the Danish State and the Philippines, including directly or indirectly facilitating the recruitment, language training and reskilling of care and healthcare workers with the purpose of enabling them to take up employment in Danish municipalities and the Danish regional authorities. It concerns recruitment to the following job categories: Social and Healthcare Helpers: A Social and Healthcare Helper works to provide practical assistance and care to people who need support in their daily lives – for example, the elderly or individuals with disabilities. They assist with personal care such as bathing, dressing, as well as practical tasks such as cooking and cleaning. The helper is often the one who has daily contact and ensures that the citizen is well. Social and Healthcare Assistants: A Social and Healthcare Assistant has more education and responsibility than a helper. They can administer medication, perform more advanced care, and work closely with nurses and doctors. The assistant assesses the citizen's health, plans the care, and coordinates efforts to ensure that the citizen receives appropriate support, both physically and mentally. The Contract also includes an option for the Ministry to allow for the recruitment of nurses: Nurses: A nurse is a person who is trained to perform, lead, and develop nursing, which involves assisting the sick and healthy in promoting or regaining health. This is done by using knowledge of clinical, therapeutic, and relational aspects of healthcare, and nurses work both in hospitals and in primary healthcare. For further information see Appendix 1 – Requirements specification.Main features of the procedureThis tendering procedure concerns a contract regarding a recruitment and implementation partner for bilateral country agreements with the Indian State of Kerala and the Philippines. It is a service covered by Title III of the Public Procurement Act (the light regime), see sections 186-190 of the Public Procurement Act, regarding procurement of social and other specific services listed in Annex XIV of the Public Procurement Directive (2014/24/EU), see section 7 of the Public Procurement Act. The procedure for the competitive procurement resembles that of an open procedure, however with the possibility for the contracting authority to enter into negotiations with the tenderers based on the submitted initial tenders or to simply award the contract based on the initial tenders if this is considered to be favorable. Under the competitive procedure anyone who complies with the criteria for eligibility are invited to submit a tender. The procedure is hence divided into the following phases: tender phase, negotiation and award, however with the option for the contracting authority to award the contract based on the initial tenders submitted. The tenderers are thus not guaranteed that negotiations will take place and should take this into consideration when preparing the initial tender. For more information on the procedure see the tender specifications.
Contact
Christine Pilgaard Vintherchvi@poulschmith.dk- CompetitionType
- 79624000Main codeSupply services of nursing personnel
- 79625000Supply services of medical personnel80000000Education and training services80530000Vocational training services80580000Provision of language courses