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Insolvency Practitioners for the Information Commissioner's Office

The objective of the procurement is to create a panel consisting of up to seven insolvency practitioner firms to provide sufficient capacity and capability to meet the Commissioners anticipated requirements over a 4 year period. The panel will be split into two lots. Up to five of the chosen insolvency practitioner firms will be licensed to practice in England & Wales and will make up Lot 1. Up to two of the chosen insolvency practitioner firms will be licensed to practice in Scotland and will make up Lot 2.

Buyer

Information Commissioner's Office

Value

Not provided

Published

25 May 2021

Closes

15 Jun 2021

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

Cheshire East

Procurement method

Not provided

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

79112000

Legal representation services

Lots

Lot 1 England & Wales

Value not provided

The objective of the procurement is to create a panel consisting of up to seven insolvency practitioner firms to provide sufficient capacity and capability to meet the Commissioners anticipated requirements over a 4 year period. The panel will be split into two lots. Up to five of the chosen insolvency practitioner firms will be licensed to practice in Engla...

Delivery: North East (England), North West (England), Yorkshire And The Humber, East Midlands (England), West Midlands (England), East Of England

Lot 2 Scotland

Value not provided

The objective of the procurement is to create a panel consisting of up to seven insolvency practitioner firms to provide sufficient capacity and capability to meet the Commissioners anticipated requirements over a 4 year period. The panel will be split into two lots. Up to five of the chosen insolvency practitioner firms will be licensed to practice in Engla...

Delivery: Scotland

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