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Emergency air ambulance service tender award challenged on turnover requirement grounds
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Court of Appeal sets aside the High Court's decision, finding that tender documents did not include the transport of organs alone as part of the "specific services" required for the emergency air ambulance service; and that the winning tenderer did not meet the stipulated turnover requirement unless the transport of organs alone was included, which it was not; and the case is remitted to the High Court for determination of appropriate relief for the appellant,
Emergency Air Ambulance Service - tender award challenge - turnover requirement - specific services - organ transport - organ retrieval teams - patient transfer - Request for Tender (RFT) - qualitative selection criteria - Court of Appeal - High Court - interpretation of tender documents - equal treatment - transparency - reasonably well informed and normally diligent (RWIND) tenderer - industry standards - contract execution - affidavit evidence - remittal to High Court.
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