UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys requires Personal Safety Training equipment in line with College of Policing recommendations and should be fit for purpose in a Police Training environment.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys requires Personal Safety Training equipment in line with College of Policing recommendations and should be fit for purpose in a Police Training environment.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys wishes to replace and upgrade its current fleet of fridges and freezers throughout the Force's main property stores with industrial standard equivalents. The scope of the Freezer must meet a minimum variable temperature of -28c, a visual and auditable fault warning alarm triggered by temperature deviations, minimum 24 hour safe time after a power outage, door lock and suitable for out buildings. Additional information: Invitation to tender reference itt_102182

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys requires a software solution for to enable virtual communication with victims of Domestic Abuse initially. This system may be extended to other areas of the force as necessary that will facilitate a virtual communication link.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys is hoping to attract a recognised provider working to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls to deliver a behavioural change programme in a number of schools aimed at Year 10 and Year 11 students in support of the Safer Streets 5 Programme in Dyfed Powys. The successful supplier will work with Dyfed Powys Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner as part of a wider programme of work to deliver innovative solutions in support of a wider Upstander programme of work. It is anticipated that the successful provider will be a recognised and experienced leader in the field of education programmes in schools commensurate with the ambition of the wider programme which had been designed to set the standard for good practice through education and prevention that meet the identified needs as part of the Upstander programme. The timescales for the delivery of this programme are challenging and as such it is anticipated that the successful provider and indeed all applicants will already have experience of delivering the required services that either meet the specific needs of this specification or can be easily and swiftly adapted to do so in an extremely short timeframe. The detailed requirements for delivery of the schools upstander (schools upstander development) need to be completed by 31st March 2024, with full delivery of the schools upstander elements completed by September 2024. Thereafter a detailed evaluation of the programme will be required. The intention is the gauge and evaluate the success of the schools education elements for the age group as part of the wider Upstander programme.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys Police requires a software solution to facilitate evidence-based triage of specified crime categories leading to effective allocation of resources. This system may be extended to other crime categories as necessary to optimise efficiency.

Support and Maintenance for Public Space CCTV for the Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed Powys.

Heddlu Dyfed Powys Police are seeking a suitable provider to undertake all of their victim and public surveys whilst offering a fully bilingual service, and to inform the force on victims' experiences. This will enable the Force to monitor compliance with the Victims' Code, inform service delivery practice, discharge statutory obligations set by the Home Office, and will assist with the commissioning of appropriate support services. Additional information: Tender reference itt_113910

Custody Static Scanners

This Tender process concerns a contract for a Fully Managed Vehicle Recovery Scheme for The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, South Wales and Dyfed Powys, (the "Commissioner"). The three Forces (Gwent, South Wales and Dyfed Powys Police) have established a Vehicle Recovery Scheme (VRS) Unit for the collaborative administration of the Vehicle Recovery Scheme on behalf of each Police Service to improve the interoperability and sustainability of the service across Southern Wales. The VRS Unit Manager will be the Single Point of Contact in relation to this contract when operational for the purposes of day to day liaison and management obligations. The aim is for shared access and reporting of activity, performance, response times and complaint information to provide significant insights into operational policing and proactivity to lead to service delivery improvements and wider benefits to the Police Services and wider public. The three Forces operate to Force boundaries which will be applicable to this contract with regards to operational requirements and in relation to financial processes. Each Force will require a separate ELVIS Instance to record the relevant Force transactions and provide Force reporting. Each Police and Crime Commissioner is a distinct legal entity and each in their capacity as a corporation sole will be a Contracting Authority and party to the Agreement.

Provision of catering facilities at Headquarters in Carmarthen, including suitable menus with hot and cold options, breakfast, lunch, evening meal for residential students, packed lunches, and occasional hospitality catering on-site but outside of core hours and emergency catering off-site. Flexibility of client requests required and varied dietary requirements offering. Ensure good service standards including setting up and down spaces, provision of condiments, cutlery, crockery and napkins. Spot cleaning and sweeping of floors. Contract is to be for a period of three (3) years, with two one-year extensions available (3+1+1).

The service will provide emotional and practical support to stalking victims/ survivors, regardless of whether they choose to report the crime. This will include supporting the victim/ survivor through the criminal justice system and advocating on their behalf to ensure best outcomes are achieved. Providers will need to ensure they are compliant with the new Independent Stalking Advocate Statutory Guidance - GOV.UK published in February 2026.