All of our frameworks have been designed to deliver real impact to the communities we serve.
Highlights
- The Hub is an NHS England‑accredited framework provider and NHS England endorses this framework.
- This framework offers a significant opportunity for savings to the NHS, universities, councils and blue light services.
- Proven track record with improvements made to each iteration over 15 years.
- Services may be undertaken remotely, so suppliers can begin audits without physical access to trust premises.
- All suppliers operate on a ‘no win, no fee’ basis, so the contracting organisation only pays a pre-agreed percentage fee of the money recovered.
- Contracting organisations can call-off directly with any of the suppliers appointed on the framework at pre-determined framework rates or run a further competition inviting all suppliers within the required lot.
- The framework is designed to be resource-light, requiring very little time and involvement from the contracting organisation.
- Suppliers take full responsibility for recovering any overpayments.
- Organisations that have undertaken reviews in the past may undertake future reviews to maximise potential opportunities
- Comprises 10 lots covering a diverse range of specialist auditing services.
- More than £500 million recovered for the NHS and wider public sector since the framework’s inception.
Why this framework matters to you
The East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub is proud to introduce an enhanced Analysis and Recovery (A&R) framework to replace the expired Analysis and Reconciliation framework. Having recovered more than £500 million for the NHS and wider public sector since its inception, the A&R framework aims to facilitate retrospective analytical reviews for core spend and transactions, leading to the identification and recovery of overpayments.
A&R is a PCR 2015 framework which provides organisations with a legally compliant route to market. The refreshed framework comprises 10 lots covering a diverse range of specialist auditing services. Each lot targets specific issues, offering user organisations the opportunity for process improvement and cost reduction in addition to potential significant financial recoveries.