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MARRs Programme MHRA - Development of Outline Business Case - Further Competition RM6309
BuyerMedicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency(ID: GB-CFS-231694)
AwardedCFSME Friendly
Value
£69,940
Region
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Deadline
5 May 2026
Status
complete
Published
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Contract Start
8 Jun 2026
Contract End
14 Sep 2026
CPV Classification
79410000Business and management consultancy services
Description
The objective for conducting this procurement competition is to identify and select an experienced supplier to research and develop/draft a high-quality Outline Business Case for a multi-million-pound infrastructure programme that delivers a critical public health function.
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) requires a supplier with a demonstrable track record of producing successful Strategic, Outline, and Full Business Cases in line with HM Treasury Green Book an…The objective for conducting this procurement competition is to identify and select an experienced supplier to research and develop/draft a high-quality Outline Business Case for a multi-million-pound infrastructure programme that delivers a critical public health function.
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) requires a supplier with a demonstrable track record of producing successful Strategic, Outline, and Full Business Cases in line with HM Treasury Green Book and the Five Case Model for major government infrastructure programmes. The supplier will have exceptional written communication skills and the ability to gather and translate complex information, derived from multiple disciplines, into clear, compelling narratives that can be delivered at pace.
The expected project stages are:
Stage 1 - Initiation, discovery and recommendations
Stage 2 - Mapping, planning and design
Stage 3 - Delivery and Implementation (within set timelines and costs)
Stage 4 - Completion of business case for submission to DHSC