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The purpose of this tender is to appoint a single medical insurance broker in Kigali, Rwanda to provide brokerage services for the British High Commission (BHC) medical insurance scheme for its country-based staff and their eligible dependants.
The appointed broker will be responsible for sourcing appropriate medical insurance solutions, advising on market options, supporting procurement of the insurance provider, and managing the medical insurance contract. This includes claims support, provider network oversight, reporting, and ongoing member support.
The services must align with organisational requirements, applicable local regulations, and value-for-money principles.
The contract will be for an initial period of three (3) years, with the option to extend for a further period of up to one (1) years, subject to satisfactory performance.
No supplier information available.
This procurement was divided into 1 lots, each awarded separately.
| Lot | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Lot 1 Dec 2026 – Nov 2029 | £338,035 | active |
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The notice has been amended to clarify the description of the services required and to ensure alignment across the tender documentation.
In addition, the procurement timelines, including the enquiry and tender submission deadlines, have been updated to allow sufficient time for bidders to prepare and submit quality responses.
These changes do not alter the overall scope of the requirement.
The notice has been amended to clarify the description of the services required and to ensure alignment across the tender documentation.
In addition, the procurement timelines, including the enquiry and tender submission deadlines, have been updated to allow sufficient time for bidders to prepare and submit quality responses.
These changes do not alter the overall scope of the requirement.