Legal Support for the Re-Procurement of the Tenancy Deposit Scheme
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
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The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has an existing Contract for a single provider of a custodial tenancy deposit protection scheme (hereafter referred to as “the Custodial Schemes”), which expires on 31 March 2016.
The current scheme holds (1m+) deposits worth in excess of (£900m).
DCLG are currently preparing to re-tender this provision with the intention that the new Contract(s) will be awarded by end July 2015.
As part of the re-procurement, DCLG will be seeking up to 5 providers for the Custodial Schemes and on a slightly different basis to the existing Contract.
DCLG will be seeking to award two types of Contract: 1.
One Contract for the management and future development of the existing legacy pool of deposits; and 2.
Up to four Contracts for Custodial Schemes just seeking to develop new business.
The legal support that is required under this Contract is in respect of this re-procurement.
This legal support requirement was tendered through Lot 6 of the Crown Commercial Service Legal Services Framework Agreement (RM919).
What the notice asks for
The legal support that is required under
The legal support that is required under this Contract is in respect of this re-procurement.
This legal support requirement was tendered through
This legal support requirement was tendered through Lot 6 of the Crown Commercial Service Legal Services Framework Agreement (RM919).
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2 named, none in explicit obligation language. Each one is quoted from the notice.
This legal support requirement was tendered through Lot 6 of the Crown Commercial Service Legal Services Framework Agreement (RM919).
This legal support requirement was tendered through Lot 6 of the Crown Commercial Service Legal Services Framework Agreement (RM919).
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