Analysis and Recovery Services

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Buyers

East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub

Value

£60,000,000

Suppliers

Classifications

Accounting, auditing and fiscal services

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Submission Deadline

11 months ago

Published

8 months ago

Description

The main purpose of this framework is for the provision of retrospective analytical reviews and analysis of core spend and transactions, which can result in the discovery and recovery of overpayments which are presented to suppliers.

These services will provide the following types of services: audits, reviews, staff upskilling, advice, guidance, private and overseas patients' revenue, income generation, recovery and consultancy through the provision of ongoing services or other support linked to these services and the Lot descriptors.

Core lot titles for the Framework include:

Lot 1 Telecommunications Contract Reviews (Landlines & Mobiles)
Lot 2 Energy Contract Reviews (Electricity, Gas, Renewable Energy & Fuels)
Lot 3 Water Contract Reviews
Lot 4 Water Management Service
Lot 5 Business Rates Review and Revaluation
Lot 6 Value Added Tax (VAT) Reviews
Lot 7 Accounts Payable Transaction Reviews
Lot 8 Private & Overseas Patients: Income Generation and Recovery
Lot 9 General Contract Compliance
Lot 10 Multidisciplinary Service Provision, Income Generation & Consultancy

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East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub

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