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Supplier registration

Your guide to the form.

—Before you start01Start the registration02Company details and ownership03Security contact and clearances04Current cyber assurance05Information handling and secure design06Export controls and sanctions07Ethics and statutory statements08Insurance and financial standing09Quality and sub-tier duties10Data protection11Exceptions and evidence12RCDEN’s registration review13Agreement and signaturesAWork-specific addendum

Use the copy issued to your company. This website provides guidance; supplier documents are supplied directly by RCDEN.

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—Before you start01Start the registration02Company details and ownership03Security contact and clearances04Current cyber assurance05Information handling and secure design06Export controls and sanctions07Ethics and statutory statements08Insurance and financial standing09Quality and sub-tier duties10Data protection11Exceptions and evidence12RCDEN’s registration review13Agreement and signaturesAWork-specific addendum

Section 08 / Supplier completes

Issued form · page 5

Insurance and financial standing

Confirm legally required cover, record other cover held and disclose material delivery risks.

When this applies

RCDEN does not set one public, product or professional indemnity limit for every supplier. Additional limits and scope checks depend on the activity.

Help with this section

Open a question for help. The numbers match the printed questions and agreement clauses.

8.1

Employers’ liability

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What to enter

Choose Held, Not legally required or Required but not held. Give current evidence or the reason the legal duty does not apply. A statutory exemption or being outside the duty’s scope needs a basis, not an unexplained N/A.

Check applicability

Where the UK statutory duty applies, EL is generally required with at least £5 million cover. A required but missing policy is an open compliance issue, not something an addendum can waive.

Where to find it / what to do next

  1. Find the current employers' liability certificate in your insurance documents, broker emails or insurer portal.
  2. Check the insured entity and policy dates. Reference the current certificate or ask the broker for a replacement copy.
  3. If you believe cover is not legally required, confirm the basis against the applicable guidance and your circumstances before selecting that answer.

Useful external help

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  • Check employers' liability insurance requirements ↗ (opens in a new tab)GOV.UK

    The official starting guide to employers' liability cover and possible exceptions. Your insurer or broker can confirm the position for your organisation.

If you are still unsure

Public liability and employers' liability are different covers. Ask the insurer or broker to clarify an unclear policy; do not use a quote as evidence of cover already held.

Link to question 8.1 ↗Your issued form · page 5
8.2

Other cover held

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What to enter

Select the cover you currently hold: public liability, product liability and/or professional indemnity. Select None only if none is held. Reference the evidence. Detailed limits, exclusions, territories and activity scope are requested when relevant.

Where to find it / what to do next

  1. Use the current policy schedule or ask your broker which covers are in force for the contracting company.
  2. Tick only the covers held and reference the evidence. A renewal proposal or a cover you intend to purchase is not an active policy.
Link to question 8.2 ↗Your issued form · page 5
8.3

Financial delivery risk

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What to enter

Disclose an insolvency process, going-concern concern or other material financial issue likely to impair delivery. Use 11.1 for the effect and proposed mitigation. There is no routine request for full accounts from every supplier.

Check applicability

RCDEN may request proportionate financial evidence for a particular commitment. A new or audit-exempt business can propose appropriate alternative evidence; it should not invent an audited history.

Where to find it / what to do next

  1. Ask the director or finance lead whether any material financial issue could prevent delivery of the proposed work.
  2. If there is an issue, explain its likely effect and proposed action in 11.1. You do not need to attach full accounts unless they have been requested for a reason.

Useful external help

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  • Find your company on Companies House ↗ (opens in a new tab)Companies House

    Search by name or company number. Open the company record for its registered details, filing history and people with significant control.

If you are still unsure

Public filing history may help locate existing accounts, but it does not replace your own current assessment of delivery risk.

Link to question 8.3 ↗Your issued form · page 5
Before you move on

A quote is not current cover. Insurance limits do not cap contractual liability. Required activity-specific cover must be in place by the applicable deadline.

Have these ready

  • Current statutory EL evidence, if required.
  • References for other cover claimed.
  • Details of any material financial delivery risk.

Further reading

Start with the practical help beside each question. These official sources explain the underlying rules if you need more detail.

GOV.UKEmployers’ liability insurance↗ (opens in a new tab)Cabinet OfficeConditions of participation↗ (opens in a new tab)

The signed agreement and identified work-specific schedules determine the obligations. Official guidance explains their legal or contractual basis.

When to use an addendum →
← Previous07 Ethics and statutory statementsNext →09 Quality and sub-tier duties

This guide explains form v2.0. It does not amend the issued requirements or approve work, exceptions or information release. Use the external help to find records and understand the rules. For questions about RCDEN's requirements or the proposed work, use the contact in Section 1.2 and quote the question number.

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