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The University of Cumbria seeks a payment system by April 2026 to manage student and commercial customer payments, including international GBP transactions and university-managed installment plans.
This document details the awarded contract to Flywire Payments Limited for providing the University of Cumbria with a payment system capable of handling student and commercial customer payments, including international GBP transactions and university-managed instalment plans, to be implemented by April 1, 2026.
This document is a contract award notice from the University of Cumbria, announcing the selection of Flywire Payments Limited to provide an online payment system for student and commercial customer payments, including international and instalment options, with a contract value of £166,666.
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