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The supplier shall produce a plan in conjunction with the CNC to transport Officers safely and effectively to and from locations that are to be specified. The plan should include: • locations for transporting Officers to and from • timetable(s) of arrival and departure point where possible • route plans • central pick-up point including back up options in the event of a cordon scenario • details of accommodation availability, locations and types, non- availability • all the above maybe amended and updated during an invocation The supplier shall provide a website to be able to be accessible to all the CNC staff with full transport and accommodation plans and timetables available for download. This website shall be updated regularly to ensure that the most up to date information possible is available to the Customer's personnel. The supplier shall provide a 24/7 365 service desk to receive and process any call(s) and request(s) for transportation and accommodation in the event of a Disaster and or Threat. On receiving a request from the CNC, the supplier shall clarify: • Whether the caller is an authorised user • Details of the incident • Number of Officers involved • Number of vehicles required • Number of rooms required In accordance with the specified requirement(s) the supplier shall then assign sufficient: • vehicles • accommodation

Targets and Accessories for Firearms Training

Targets and Accessories for Firearms Training

CNC Armed Firearm Officers (AFO's) are required to attend a number of different residential training packages throughout the year to meet current College of Policing requirements. These courses require officers to bring all their police uniform, firearms kit as well as their personal clothing needed for the duration of the course. To manage this officer's require a minimum 68 litre kit bag to transport the above items along with their body armour bag.

Manage the supply, storage and distribution of CNC Clothing and Equipment - run Kit Days for Recruits and fitting of training Body Armour and ordering of Personal set.

The provision of a Memorial Garden using a third party design

Supply and Maintenance Services for Night Vision Goggles #2 - SNI security classification: The CNC have a requirement to purchase of a minimum of 16 sets of Night Vision Googles to replace existing equipment. This could be increased over the term of the contract to up to 40+ devices. Lifespan of the equipment will be not less than 5 years. (CNC require a Whole Life Cost approach to this supply, which will include servicing of the devices, repairs, refurbishment and spare parts and/or fixings/fittings) Any NVG's must meet the required tactical specifications and have a UK/European based through life spares and support service available. Potential suppliers will provide a sample 'testing' NVG device for tender evaluation and trials by CNC operational Officers for a period of at least one week - commencing 4th November 22 & before the final date for tender submissions. Due to additional funding constraints and an important operational deployment deadline, the NVG devices are required to be in CNC possession and receipted before end March 23 and ready to use and deployment before the 1st/2nd week of April 2023. The equipment must in production (not a prototype) and meet UK legislation and import regulations. The equipment must not be obsolete or ceasing production, before the end of the 5-year contract and any spares, replacements or exchanges must be readily available from a UK or European stores or offices and not subject to lengthy export or import procedures, certificates or licences. This tender will be conducted under the Defence and Security Public Contract Regulations, Open Procedure. Tenderers/Suppliers will be secured under a Non-Disclosure Agreement Suppliers will be required to comply with all appropriate sections of the HMG Security Policy Framework. Suppliers will be required to comply with all appropriate sections of the X List requirements. This tender is classified as SNI (Sensitive Nuclear Information) and is covered by our policy

Supply and Maintenance Services for Night Vision Goggles #2 – SNI security classification: The CNC have a requirement to purchase of a minimum of 16 sets of Night Vision Googles to replace existing equipment. This could be increased over the term of the contract to up to 40+ devices. Lifespan of the equipment will be not less than 5 years. (CNC require a Whole Life Cost approach to this supply, which will include servicing of the devices, repairs, refurbishment and spare parts and/or fixings/fittings) Any NVG’s must meet the required tactical specifications and have a UK based through life spares and support service available. Potential suppliers will provide a sample ‘testing’ NVG device for tender evaluation and trials by CNC operational Officers for a period of at least one week - commencing 4th November 22 & before the final date for tender submissions.

For the Provision of Life-Size, Free Standing, Mobile and Modular System to Enable Personal Safety Training for Police Officers

Contract for the provision of Lead Testing Services

Throughout the course of operational policing duties CNC officers are required to carry out mobile policing patrols in a variety of operational police vehicles. These patrols are carried out both within the confines of civil nuclear sites and externally within the home office policing arena. There is a requirement for the provision of vehicle mounted gun box which has the capacity to securely accommodate all weapons and ammunition deployed by the CNC. In addition to the main gun box there will be a requirement for the provision of secure carriage of additional specialist weapons in a limited number of vehicles. Strategic Escorts Group carry increased numbers of weapons which will be required to be secured within gun boxes with a larger capacity, but of similar design to the standard boxes. This should be achieved either by additional storage capacity incorporated within the main gun box or by employing an additional modular extension to the main gun box.

Throughout the course of operational policing duties CNC officers are required to carry out mobile policing patrols in a variety of operational police vehicles. These patrols are carried out both within the confines of civil nuclear sites and externally within the home office policing arena. There is a requirement for the provision of vehicle mounted gun box which has the capacity to securely accommodate all weapons and ammunition deployed by the CNC. In addition to the main gun box there will be a requirement for the provision of secure carriage of additional specialist weapons in a limited number of vehicles. Strategic Escorts Group carry increased numbers of weapons which will be required to be secured within gun boxes with a larger capacity, but of similar design to the standard boxes. This should be achieved either by additional storage capacity incorporated within the main gun box or by employing an additional modular extension to the main gun box.

1.1 Introduction to the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) The role of the CNC is the protection of civil nuclear sites and nuclear materials. The overall purpose of the Constabulary is to deliver an effective and efficient Police Service, complying with national security requirements, for the protection of nuclear materials. Our aim is to provide a secure and safe environment in which the nuclear industry can carry out its business. The CNC works in partnership with nuclear operators and Home Office Forces. Operational units are located at sites throughout the United Kingdom and CNC headquarters is based at Culham in Oxfordshire. The CNC is committed to equal opportunities. We positively encourage applications from all areas of the community. The CNC does not discriminate on the grounds of gender, disability, age, race, ethnic origin, religious beliefs, or sexual orientation. 1.2 Introduction to the Contract, Specification, Questionnaire, its Composition and Purpose The CNC requires a fully managed service to maintain existing equipment for its Site Security Control Rooms (SSCRs) UK-wide. The SSCRs are used by the CNC to monitor the local and command talk groups. There is one position for a CNC officer with access to a touchscreen which controls 2 radios and a telephone. There is a site security officer in the room with the CNC officer. The site security officer does not have any access to the CNC systems. This is to help communication between the site and CNC in an event. CNC have SSCRs at 8 sites: • Heysham Zetron DCS 5020 • Hinkley Point Zetron DCS 5020 • Hartlepool Zetron DCS 5020 • Sellafield GL7 AW Comms TRICX • Dungeness AW Comms TRICX • Hunterston AW Comms TRICX • Sizewell AW Comms TRICX • Torness AW Comms TRICX

The CNC is tendering via Open Tender for a 5 year + 5-year contract. For the total contract life, the value is estimated at 10 million. (3.5 million first 5 years) CNC is seeking the Provision of a New Tactical Engagement Training Capability (TETC) with all equipment being New Condition. The TETC must be capable of being incorporated with real-time, audio and video, for After Action Review (AAR) that enables the CNC to train with their operational weapons. This should be available to use in open areas, commercial, industrial, residential structures, and transportation vehicles in a realistic and representative way without leaving any sign of damage or use. CNC is looking primarily for 70 Vets, 70 Halos, 70 Lasers with 4 Encrypted Ex Con Laptops together with associated software, training, and support / maintenance services CNC require additional security conditions due to the nature of the business all of which are detailed in the Specification and ITT. (Please note Schedule 2 the Draft contract will be released following this advert.)

The CNC is tendering via Open Tender for a 5 year + 5-year contract. For the total contract life, the value is estimated at 10 million. (3.5 million first 5 years) CNC is seeking the Provision of a New Tactical Engagement Training Capability (TETC) with all equipment being New Condition. The TETC must be capable of being incorporated with real-time, audio and video, for After Action Review (AAR) that enables the CNC to train with their operational weapons. This should be available to use in open areas, commercial, industrial, residential structures, and transportation vehicles in a realistic and representative way without leaving any sign of damage or use. CNC is looking primarily for 70 Vets, 70 Halos, 70 Lasers with 4 Encrypted Ex Con Laptops together with associated software, training, and support / maintenance services CNC require additional security conditions due to the nature of the business all of which are detailed in the Specification and ITT.

Provision of Firearms Body Armour

CNPA is looking to place a contract with a potential supplier for a Future Networks Delivery Contract. This will encompass WAN / LAN / WI-FI and Internet Breakout provisions. Potential providers can only bid if they are registered on RM6116 both Lots 1a and 2a, suppliers who are not on both lots cannot bid for this opportunity.

FURTHER-COMPETITION FOR THE PROVISION OF SEG UNIFORM FOR OVERSEAS DEPLOYMENT

The CNC is offering a Further Competition under Crown Commercial Services RM6259 - Lot 5 Blue Light Solutions for an IMS2 system ONLY suppliers on RM6259 Lot 5 can bid for this opportunity. Provision and support of a command-and-control system and ICCS. The Contract term for this tendered requirement will be 5 years + 5 years;