Internal Audit Services

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Auditing services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

The four Commissioners in Wales require an internal audit Service that is proactive and adds value to management within the organisation through a structured and risk-based audit needs assessment in order to form the basis of the Audit Plan each year. In short, the four Commissioners require an internal audit Service that, whilst providing the statutory assurances regarding standards of internal control, will also make a significant contribution to the improvement of management processes.  The four Commissioners require one Contractor to provide the Service.
This is a Framework Agreement for the Services which shall be awarded by the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales and open to the Police and Crime Commissioners for Gwent, Dyfed Powys and North Wales.

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Police & Crime Commissioner for South Wales

Body governed by public law

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+44 1656655555

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+44 1633838111

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+44 1267226540

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