Revenues resilience processing: Offsite processing of Council Tax and Non-Domestic Rates (Business Rates)

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<p>London Borough of Waltham Forest is looking for consultancy services to assist with Revenues Resilience - processing high volume work within its Revenues service to ensure that we identify correct liability or rateable occupation to bill, collect and enforce Council Tax and Business Rates.</p> <p>We are seeking flexible approach to processing revenues work, to support collection and recover Council Tax and National Non Domestic Rates (NNDR). The service provider will be expected to make available sufficient suitably qualified staff to deliver the skilled knowledge and support as the project requires, whilst remaining flexible in terms of the resources required, especially during holiday periods.</p> <p>The council will use Dynamic Purchasing System to select the specialist providers. It is planned to open the project for competition in the first week of March 2021. Organisations must be fully enrolled to Dynamic Purchasing System to participate in this competition. The DPS is run on technology platform https://<strong>www.adamprocure.co.uk</strong>/ provided by adam HTT. The enrolment process takes up to 10 working days.</p> <p>Further information can be obtained on http://demand.sproc.net/ - our Clients &ndash; Waltham Forest &ndash; Specialist Professional Services. The competition will be advertised in Finance &amp; Audit category within DPS Specialist Professional Services. Suppliers must be enrolled to that category in order to bid. Guidance to enrolling onto DPS can be found in the documents section of this advert, as well as on www.adamprocure.co.uk</p> <p>The minimum requirement for this contract will be as follows:</p> <ul> <li>Provider must be PSN compliant; <strong>or</strong></li> <li>Hold&nbsp;Cyber Essential Plus certificate; <strong>or</strong></li> <li>Hold ISO27001.</li> </ul> <p>The contract will be governed by DPS terms and conditions.</p> Keywords: council tax, business rates