National Audit Office launches review into Capita’s handling of civil service pension scheme
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National Audit Office launches a review into Capita's handling of the Civil Service Pension Scheme after service failures. Cost headwind for SMEs supplying or subcontracting to these outsourcers: tighter compliance checks, slower procurement, and increased cost of winning or retaining public contracts.
- Step 1 · The triggerCapita's service failures in administering the Civil Service Pension Scheme trigger a National Audit Office review
- Step 2 · Knock-onRegulatory scrutiny and adverse publicity increase contract renewal risk and reputational damage for Capita and MyCSP
- Step 3 · Knock-onHeightened oversight and stricter procurement standards spread across the public-sector pension administration sector, raising compliance and delivery requirements for all suppliers
- Step 4 · Reaches youSMEs supplying or subcontracting to these outsourcers face tighter compliance checks, slower procurement, and increased cost of winning or retaining public contracts
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Key takeaway
National Audit Office launches a review into Capita's handling of the Civil Service Pension Scheme after service failures.
Named in this analysis
Companies: Capita plc, MyCSP
Sectors: pension administration
Source: City A.M.
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