Market Leads & Opportunities
Auditing services in Sheffield – Framework Lead
The current contract for Auditing services in Sheffield is projected to end on 24/3/2018 and may be available for re-tender.The current contract for Auditing services in Sheffield included a Framework Agreement with a number of providers of internal audit, counter fraud and related services which that are relevant to the distinct (both generic and specific) needs of NHS and related health Sector organizations and any particular Participating Authority. The Service requirements may evolve and expand as Regulations and Standards change and new initiatives emerge.NOE CPC is seeking to establish a Framework Agreement with several economic entities using the Open Procedure with an envisaged minimum of 3 and maximum of 6 service providers by the regional lots of the Framework Agreement.The Framework Agreement will use the NHS Framework Agreement for the provision of Services.Other NHS Contracting Authorities participating in the Framework Agreement are likely to be seeking a range of service delivery methods and pricing mechanisms dependent on their own particular needs, maturity and risk exposure. Therefore flexibility of purchasing options and charging mechanisms is a key element of this Framework Agreement. Other Contracting Authorities (NHS or others) must be able to negotiate on and as appropriate reduce charges when contracting for their own distinct requirements.The Framework will be used as the first step in identifying capable service providers with the capacity to take on any Orders/Contracts let against it.
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