Review of Regulatory Financial Model
WICS requires a review of the financial model that will be used to set charge caps for the 2027-33 regulatory period. The main output of the project will be an assurance report produced by the supplier.
Buyer
Water Industry Commission for Scotland
Value
£33,333
Published
5 Jan 2026
Closes
28 Nov 2025
Procurement details
Source
Public Contracts Scotland
Region
UKM77
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
72221000
Business analysis consultancy services
79200000
Accounting, auditing and fiscal services
79210000
Accounting and auditing services
79212000
Auditing services
79212100
Financial auditing services
79412000
Financial management consultancy services
Lots
Lot 1 Review of Regulatory Financial Model
£29,167
The financial model will be used to forecast Scottish Water’s revenue and expenditure to enable WICS to calculate the allowed charges for Scottish Water. This financial model will provide the charge caps set out in WICS’ draft and final determinations for SRC27. The financial model will also be used for monitoring throughout the 2027-33 regulatory period. We...
Delivery: UKM77
Documents
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WICS requires a review of the financial model that will be used to set charge caps for the 2027-33 regulatory period. The main output of the project will be an assurance report produced by the supplier.
Contract notice · Web page
ITT Financial Model Review
7 Nov 2025
Word document
Appendix C - Terms and Conditions
7 Nov 2025
Word document
Financial model
7 Nov 2025
File
Appendix C - Terms and Conditions
25 Nov 2025
Word document
Review of Regulatory Financial Model
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WICS requires a review of the financial model that will be used to set charge caps for the 2027-33 regulatory period. The main output of the project will be an assurance report produced by the supplier.
Award notice · Web page
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