Service concession BPA - Gran municipality

A service concession scheme is an administrative award where the contracting authority sets conditions for approving tenderers. The aim of the service concession scheme is to facilitate choices as regards which tenderer shall carry out the services. At the same time, the scheme shall contribute to ensuring that users get the help they are entitled to in accordance with the Health and Care Services Act and the Patient and User Rights Act. The scheme functions so that qualified tenderers are given the right to offer BPA to the contracting authority. The operational risk is entirely on the tenderer. The remuneration consists of the right to provide the service and receive remuneration for it. The contracting authority will determine which price applies to the service, cf. the general contract terms. The following applies to the scheme: A tenderer who has been granted a licence will be able to provide BPA services to users at the contracting authority. There is no purchasing obligation for the contracting authority; the tenderer is not required to be awarded a contract with a certain number of users. The tenderer cannot refuse new contracts/users. The tenderer will have equal terms, both in the process up to and including in the service concession scheme itself. Users with a decision on BPA who choose to be independent employers are not included in the service concession scheme.

Service concession BPA