PERMANENT AWARD EVIDENCE

Debt Recovery System

Stockton-on-tees Borough Council · published 4 Sept 2025. This page preserves the identifiers and current held fields for one Contracts Finder release; it is not an invoice, performance assessment or complete contract history.

Contracts Finder release ID125b79f8-8859-4940-bb52-5d5e42df14ab-862138
Open Contracting ID (OCID)ocds-b5fd17-cdc3d880-683b-4e28-a968-c7f1f22059e5
Buyer identifierGB-SRS-sid4gov.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/5ncA23JZ
Release typeaward
PUBLISHED COMMERCIAL FIELDS

Values stay separate.

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Award value
£139,360
award field
Tender value
£139,360
tender field
Procurement method
Call-off from a framework agreement
Category
services
CPV
72222300
Information technology services
Delivery
North East, United Kingdom
No postcode
PUBLISHED DESCRIPTION

What the notice says

The Revenues, Benefits and Welfare has an inhouse enforcement agent (bailiff) team for the recovery of unpaid council debts - council tax, business rates, BIDs, parking tickets and sundry debts. The system functions as a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) tool, enabling the team to issue statutory notices, track enforcement actions, and maintain accurate and up-to-date customer records. It ensures compliance with legal requirements, improves operational efficiency, and supports the delivery of a statutory service by facilitating timely and appropriate enforcement activity. The software is essential for maintaining transparency, auditability, and effective communication throughout the enforcement process. This system is currently subject to the ongoing Debt Management Review, which is assessing wider service delivery and technology use across related functions. However, the software remains a critical operational tool and will continue to be required as a standalone system to support the specific needs of the in-house Enforcement Agent team. Its functionality is essential for issuing notices, managing enforcement activity, and maintaining accurate customer records, regardless of any broader transformation outcomes. Without this system, the in-house Enforcement Agent team would face significant operational challenges. The absence of a dedicated CRM would hinder the ability to issue statutory notices efficiently, track enforcement actions, and maintain accurate customer records. This could lead to delays, increased risk of non-compliance with legal obligations, and a lack of auditability in enforcement processes. Manual workarounds would likely be required, increasing administrative burden and the potential for errors, ultimately impacting service delivery and recovery performance.

Tender statuscomplete
STAGE-DATE LEDGER

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  1. 01Notice publishedPublication timestamp on the held release4 Sept 2025
  2. 02Tender period endsTender-period field as published6 Aug 2025
  3. 03Contract startsContract-period field as published31 Aug 2025
  4. 04Contract endsContract-period field as published30 Aug 2030
SUPPLIER EVIDENCE

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SOURCE

Contracts Finder release

Published 4 Sept 2025 · held through the daily award projection · Open Government Licence v3.0.

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