Insurance London Consortium to set up £5m legal panel

January 16, 2018

The Insurance London Consortium (ILC), which has nine local authority members, is to procure a legal services panel to handle work estimated to be worth £5m over five years.

The ILC comprises:

Camden Council
Croydon Council
Haringey Council
Harrow Council
Islington Council
The Royal Borough of Kingston-upon-Thames
Lambeth Council
Sutton Council
Tower Hamlets

The five highest scoring tenderers following the tender evaluation will be awarded the contract and appointed panel members.

The contract will be for a period of 5 years. It will be awarded on the basis of quality (weighting: 70), value for money (weighting: 10) and price (weighting: 20).

The procurement is being led by the London Borough of Croydon.

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