London borough to procure £10m insurance legal services panel

January 28, 2022

The London Borough of Lambeth is to procure a panel for insurance legal services worth an estimated £10m.

The council said it was looking to appoint a “panel of providers to supply legal advice in relation to civil compensation claims and to handle litigated claims on behalf of the council”.

The contract is scheduled to last for 60 months.

Lambeth said it envisaged that there would be six candidates.

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