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This role is intended to provide principal level support within the Business retail market team.
Whilst we currently expect this role to focus on our review of incumbent company support for the development of an effective business retail market (following Ofwat Chief Executive's letter), there is the possibility that the role will focus on some other element of the business retail market (in discussion and agreement between Ofwat and the successful Contractor). As a result we are looking for transferable skills that could address a variety of different policy issues within the business retail market.
We expect you will form a key part of a focussed team assessing the level of incumbent company support for the development of effective markets - focussing primarily on the business retail market. This will involve using analytical techniques to draw insight and conclusions from a wide variety of evidence (both quantitative and qualitative). The project will involve assessing whether the level of support from incumbent companies is sufficient and if not, an assessment of what further action Ofwat should take.
Additional information: For Further Information,please contact:…@ofwat.gov.uk
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deloitte LLP | OC303675 | £48,000 | DONOR£617K across 13 donations To: Labour Party, Conservative and Unionist Party, Liberal Democrats MP LINK |
Government spending data: This supplier has received £2,101,393,223 in 9,867 payments (over £25k) from Home Office, Department of Health and Social Care, Department for Transport, Ministry of Defence, HMRC and 61 more public bodies (2010-04-09 to 2026-08-21). View full payment history →