Award Notice CP7 Independent Reporter Framework

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Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

Value

£26,950,000

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Classifications

Accounting, auditing and fiscal services
Data analysis services
Project management consultancy services
Railway engineering services
Environmental engineering consultancy services
Performance review services
Financial consultancy services
Financial auditing services
Accounting review services

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Published

9 months ago

Description

Network Rail (NR) and Office of Rail and Road (ORR) undertook an Occasional joint procurement to create the CP7 Independent Reporter Services framework, which sets out the criteria for a supplier to be qualified to bid to undertake an Independent Reporter review as an Independent Reporter. 
Each Independent Reporter review is allocated to the most appropriate Lot (as determined by ORR) and only those Independent Reporters qualified to bid for contracts under that Lot will be eligible to undertake the review. 
Each Lot contains a minimum of one and a maximum of three Independent Reporters who are qualified to bid for contracts within the relevant Lot. The Lots available are:
1.	Analytical Support
2.	Programme, Project, and Cost Management 
3.	Asset management and Engineering & Environmental Matters
4.	Railway Operations and Performance Management
5.	Efficiency and Financial Reporting

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Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd

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