allpay Limited Appointed to Procurement Assist Consortium’s
Electronic Payment Services Dynamic Purchasing System
Hereford, UK – allpay Limited is thrilled to announce its official appointment to the Procurement Assist Consortium (PAC) - Electronic Payment Services Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). The addition of the PAC framework underscores allpay’s commitment to providing innovative and efficient payment solutions to a wide range of public sector bodies and organisations.
The Electronic Payment Services DPS is a competitive framework valid for the next five years, offering a comprehensive suite of services. These services include multiple network managed services, single network services, cash-in solutions, prepaid cards, vouchers, debt solutions, pay-out services, digital payments and mobile payments, cloud-based financial solutions, transport and technology payments, open banking and APIs, payment acceptance and merchant acquiring, and financial innovation.
"We are delighted to be appointed to the PAC’s Electronic Payment Services DPS," said Lewys Pates, Head of Bids at allpay Limited. "Being able to feature on the framework reaffirms our dedication to delivering high-quality, innovative financial solutions to the public sector. We look forward to collaborating with the Procurement Assist Consortium to provide value, efficiency, and flexibility to public sector procurement."
The Procurement Assist Consortium is a groundbreaking procurement solution designed for public sector use, offering 100% compliant access to a range of national pre-procured Dynamic Market Places (formerly DPS) and Framework Agreements. PAC acts as an extension of its members' organisations, delivering needs-based procurement solutions with full support and ongoing assistance. Their value for money service and social value initiatives are tailored to meet the specific requirements of various organisations, resulting in cost stability, savings, and avoidance.
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About allpay
As a business we pride ourselves on making payments easy. We stand as a leading payments specialist in the UK, facilitating the seamless collection and distribution of funds between organisations and their customers.
Established in 1994, allpay has consistently been at the forefront of payment aggregation, processing over £8.8 billion annually for over 900 public and private sector entities. With over three decades of experience, we now process in excess of 90 million transactions annually, offering a comprehensive bill payment solution that encompasses all major payment methods.
Our commitment to innovation has led us to pioneer the introduction of Prepaid Cards within the Public Sector. From card design to printing and fulfilment, all aspects are handled by our dedicated team. We are also proud to serve over 500 Housing Associations (HAs) and ALMOs, with 90% of the top 200 HAs in England and nearly 60% of all UK Local Authorities (LAs) choosing allpay for their bill payment services.
What sets us apart is our unwavering commitment to security and compliance. We adhere to the highest standards of PCI DSS compliance, hold various ISO certifications, maintain Bacs-approved Bureau status, and boast accreditations from Mastercard and Visa. In essence, allpay is the preferred payment supplier for the public sector, offering reliability, security, and efficiency in every transaction.
For more detailed information please visit www.allpay.net.
About Procurement Assist Consortium
The Procurement Assist Consortium is a refreshing and innovative procurement solution designed for the whole of the public sector to use. PAC provides Public Sector Bodies with 100% compliant access to a suite of national pre-procured Dynamic Market Places and Framework Agreements, covering an extensive range of goods, services, and works. PAC acts as an extension of its members' organisations, offering innovative and flexible needs-based procurement solutions with full procurement support and continued ongoing support. Their service and social value initiatives are flexible and tailored to specific organisational needs, promoting cost stability, savings, and avoidance.
