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TD2291 - Framework for Debt Resolution Services

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Derby City Council has established a framework for Corporate Debt Management Services under solicitation TD2291 to manage the recovery of Council Tax, Business Rates, Commercial Rents, overpaid Housing Benefit, Social Care, and miscellaneous sundry debt. The framework is structured into two distinct lots: Lot One for Enforcement Services and Lot Two for Litigation Services. Lot One has been awarded to six suppliers, including Bristow and Sutor and Newlyn PLC, and is designed as an income-generating element for the Authority. Lot Two has been awarded to Wilkin Chapman LLP with an initial estimated value of 100,000 pounds. The contract period is effective from September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2028, with the possibility of extensions until 2030. Due to potential impacts from Local Government Reorganisation, the Authority has indicated that estimated values for the service lots could increase by up to 100 percent to accommodate growing requirements. While these figures are estimations and do not represent a guaranteed commitment, the framework is built with this scope to ensure flexibility in service delivery.

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Derby City Council debt recovery framework for enforcement and litigation from 2026 to 2028.

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AgencyDerby City Council
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This framework is being established to provide a Corporate Debt Management Services which include but not limited to: - Service to cover Council Tax and Business Rates, Commercial Rents, Over Paid Housing Benefit - Social Care and Miscellaneous Sundry Debt recovery. - Along with Litigation Service The framework will be divided into two lots. • Lot One - Enforcement Services. • Lot Two - Litigation Services. The core framework value for Lot two is estimated at £100,000 while lot three is estimated at £45,000, based on current known service requirements. No budget has been allocated to Lot 1, as this represents an income-generating element for the Authority. Due to the potential impact of the Local Government Reorganisation this value may rise by 100%. Therefore, Lot two could see a rise of up to £100,000 and Lot three by an additional £45,000. These figures are estimations and due to only being in the early stages of the process the Authority cannot give any commitment on these figures but would like to build scope into the Framework should the need arise.

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