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For Transparency Purposes Only: Future Service Delivery Contract (FSDC): Provision of Armed Forces Pay, Pensions and Military HR and Administrative Services

Ministry of Defence (MOD) - London , London, United Kingdom

Awarded contract

Future Service Delivery Contract (FSDC): Provision of Armed Forces Pay, Pensions and Military HR and Administrative Services.
The FSDC will cover the armed forces and veterans Defence Business Services (DBS) services that are currently outsourced, which at a high level consist of:
(a) a variety of personnel support services for the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force, in the form of Joint Personnel Administration (JPA), which is the MOD's current Military Payroll and Expenses HR system, and Pensions; and
(b) the...

Contract detail

Contract status Awarded contract - awarded
Value
£0 - 294M
Contract can renew No
Contract type Services
Contract sectors
  • Systems and technical consultancy services
  • Personnel services except placement and supply services
  • Telephone-answering services
  • General public services
  • Pension services
Contract locations
  • East Midlands
  • East Of England
  • London
  • North East
  • Northern Ireland
Contract suitable for SME No
Contract suitable for VCO No
Contract notice published 17 February 2021
Contract tender deadline
23 July 2019
Contract start 1 June 2020
Contract end

31 May 2027

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Contract duration
Contract value awarded
£294M
Contract awarded 18 December 2019
Opportunity analysis
Ministry of Defence (MOD)
Supplier Name City Region Country SME Awarded Value
Shared Services Connected Ltd Hemel Hempstead East Of England United Kingdom No £294M
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