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Public Sector Outsourcing Costs up to 75% over Market Rates
There is excessive use of procurement advisers rather than managers, in public sector, who will work with suppliers once the contract is in place. "This leads to 'bid it thin and get it in' strategy of many outsourcing providers who price contracts at up to 18% below market rate on day one rising to 30% above market rate by year three of the contract"
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