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Bexley Council is preparing to tender for a new insurance contract, as its current agreement with Zurich is set to expire in June 2027.
Bexley Council is currently focused on procuring a new main insurance contract, with the existing agreement with Zurich due to expire in June 2027. The council plans to issue a tender in January 2027, aiming for a decision by March or April 2027 to ensure the new contract is in place by 1 July 2027, as reported on 15 October 2026. The Finance and Corporate Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee noted a report on the insurance procurement strategy in October 2026.
The council intends to use a framework agreement for the procurement process, which offers pre-approved suppliers and an efficient process, according to a 15 October 2026 story. The current contract with Zurich has been in place since 2018.
Key facts
- Bexley Council plans to issue a tender for a new insurance contract in January 2027. Source
- A decision on the new insurance contract is anticipated by March or April 2027. Source
- The new insurance contract must be in place by 1 July 2027. Source
- Bexley Council's current insurance contract with Zurich expires in June 2027. Source
- The current contract with Zurich has been in place since 2018. Source
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