NonStop Consulting
Finance/Recharging Manager

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This is a contract until 30.09.2026 (with the possibility of extension), offering up to £600 per day (Umbrella), based in Corsham with up to 3 days per week on site, depending on business needs.
Why this role stands out
- Strategic remit across financial planning, forecasting, and recharging in a complex government environment
- Work at the heart of a major defence organisation, influencing decision-making and investment
- Initial start possible using your own laptop and virtual desktop while client equipment is arranged
- Contract runs to at least September 2026 – with scope to extend
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- Lead on in-year budget management, financial governance and control
- Drive robust financial planning and forecasting for a key portfolio
- Manage charging and billing processes (recharges, cost allocations, etc.)
- Support and challenge investment appraisals and business cases
- Apply and embed Government Finance principles in day-to-day decision-making
What Our Client Is Looking For
- Current SC Security Clearance (strongly preferred)
- Strong track record in government finance, ideally within central government or similar
- Proven financial planning, forecasting and budgeting experience
- Hands-on charging / billing / recharging background
- Recognised professional financial qualification, or working towards one (e.g. CCAB/CIMA)
- Comfortable with IT and financial systems; CP&F exposure would be an advantage
- MOD / defence experience is highly desirable but not strictly mandatory if you bring strong government finance expertise


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Practical details
- Location: Corsham (up to 3 days per week on site)
- Day rate: up to £600 Umbrella
- IR35: In scope
- Contract length: until 30.09.2026, with potential extension
- Interviews: MS Teams
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