General services tenders requiring Professional indemnity cover

Professional indemnity cover is standard on consulting, design and advisory work for the public sector.

2 open general services tenders ask for it, out of 106 on record.

Common questions

Do general services tenders require Professional indemnity cover?
106 general services tenders on record name it in their bid documents, and 2 of those are open right now. It is not universal — plenty of tenders in this category do not ask for it — but on this kind of work it is common enough to plan for.
Can I bid on a general services tender without Professional indemnity cover?
Not on the ones listed here. Where a tender names Professional indemnity cover as a requirement, a bid without it is normally disqualified at the administrative stage, before anyone opens your pricing. That is the expensive part: you do the work of pricing a bid and it is never read.

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