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nterested suppliers are invited to participate in this pre-market engagement exercise by completing a short questionnaire. The purpose of this exercise is to gather feedback from the market to help inform and shape the potential procurement strategy and scope of the upcoming framework. All responses must be submitted via the Scanmarket Portal. To access the questionnaire, suppliers must first register on the portal (if not already registered). Once registered, participants will be able to download the engagement documents, review the outline strategy, and respond to the questions provided. https://esourcing.scanmarket.com/SupplierRegistration/NewSupplier?eventId=810584&ccsum=cabe229e81f5081a83689282fc1334c7 Please note that this is a non-competitive, pre-procurement exercise, and participation does not form part of any subsequent evaluation process. However, supplier insights will play an important role in helping to refine the approach and ensure the proposed framework is commercially attractive, viable, and fit for purpose.

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Anglian Water is conducting early market engagement to inform the future procurement of Regulatory Assurance Services in support of Price Control Deliverables (PCDs) and related regulatory obligations.

The purpose of this engagement is to gain insight into the current market landscape, including available capabilities, service offerings, and delivery models that can provide effective, independent, and proportionate assurance across our regulatory commitments.

We welcome supplier input on approaches to assuring PCDs, Outcome Delivery Incentives (ODIs), and PR29 submissions, including any innovations, best practices, and scalable service models that could support transparent governance and strengthen delivery confidence across our regulated programmes.

The anticipated contract will run for an initial period of five years, with an option to extend for a further three years.

The total estimated expenditure over the full potential eight-year duration is £6 million