UK Public Sector Contracts & Tenders

As per associated documents

As per associated documentation

This invitation covers Thames Valley Police's (The Authority) requirement for a Managed Service for Vehicle Recovery and Vehicle Disposal. Response to Call-outs for incident attendance will be required 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, 365 days (366 in a leap year) using an efficient and auditable administration system to deal with the recovery, storage and disposal process covered by the Service.

This invitation covers Thames Valley Police’s (The Authority) requirement for a Managed Service for Vehicle Recovery and Vehicle Disposal. Response to Call-outs for incident attendance will be required 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, 365 days (366 in a leap year) using an efficient and auditable administration system to deal with the recovery, storage and disposal process covered by the Service.

As per associated document - please note that all Appendices are embedded in the main document.

TVP wish to upgrade their existing Peoplesoft suite of software to the latest version. Our suite of applications is listed below: • PEOPLESOFT ENTERPRISE EPROFILE MANAGER DESKTOP • PEOPLESOFT ENTERPRISE EPROFILE • PEOPLESOFT ENTERPRISE TALENT ACQUISITION MANAGER • PEOPLESOFT ENTERPRISE CANDIDATE GATEWAY • PEOPLESOFT ENTERPRISE HUMAN RESOURCES • PEOPLESOFT PEOPLE TOOLS TVP is currently on version 8.8 for the HCM application, with version 8.44 PeopleTools The current version of PeopleSoft HCM is 9.2.

Lift Maintenance Services in accordance with associated documentation.

Lift Maintenance Services in accordance with associated documentation.

Thames Valley Police and Hampshire Constabulary as the authority is looking for a supplier that can provide body worn video hardware, accessories and supporting software.

Thames Valley Police and Hampshire Constabulary as the authority is looking for a supplier that can provide body worn video hardware, accessories and supporting software.

Requirement for Access Control Gates & Barriers to include but not limited to planned preventative and reactive maintenance, replacements and on all existing gates and barriers and new installations throughout the Authority’s estate.

Requirement for Access Control Gates & Barriers to include but not limited to planned preventative and reactive maintenance, replacements and on all existing gates and barriers and new installations throughout the Authority's estate.

As per associated documents

Servicing, Repair and Emergency Callout for Standby Generators in the Thames Valley Police Estate

Servicing, Repair and Emergency Callout for Standby Generators in the Thames Valley Police Estate

ACRO Criminal Records Office (ACRO) is a national police unit governed by the National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) and hosted by Hampshire Constabulary, working for safer communities and leading in criminal record exchange both nationally and internationally. We provide a range of services that deliver operational benefits to law enforcement and public protection organisations. We also deliver bespoke certificate processes to the general public to support immigration and work visa processes. ACRO are seeking suitable providers to deliver Case Management solutions to a number of core business functions within ACRO. This specification outlines requirements with the aim to innovate and streamline existing business processes, to deliver continuous improvement and efficiencies, as well as providing opportunities for growth to deliver new products and services.

ACRO Criminal Records Office (ACRO) is a national police unit governed by the National Police Chief's Council (NPCC) and hosted by Hampshire Constabulary, working for safer communities and leading in criminal record exchange both nationally and internationally. We provide a range of services that deliver operational benefits to law enforcement and public protection organisations. We also deliver bespoke certificate processes to the general public to support immigration and work visa processes. ACRO are seeking suitable providers to deliver Case Management solutions to a number of core business functions within ACRO. This specification outlines requirements with the aim to innovate and streamline existing business processes, to deliver continuous improvement and efficiencies, as well as providing opportunities for growth to deliver new products and services.

The Victim Code sets out how victims of crime should be treated and what advice, support and practical information is available to them. In order to meet the strict updated demands of the Victims Code, it is necessary that a more robust and flexible Case Management System (CMS) is required to allow non-consent based referrals, as well as the opportunity to work dynamically with approved partners. Without a non-consent option, we are at risk of not adhering to the new legislation and risk victims not receiving critical support. By way of an Automatic Data Transfer (ADT), the Victims First Hub (VFH) provides the front door into victim services for TVP under a consent model. This requires Thames Valley Police (TVP) officers and staff to ask victims if they would like support, then to go onto NICHE and trigger a referral to the VFH. Under the Victim's Code, all victims have a right to be referred to a support service. Therefore, there is a need to move to a non-consent-based model.

The Victim Code sets out how victims of crime should be treated and what advice, support and practical information is available to them. In order to meet the strict updated demands of the Victims Code, it is necessary that a more robust and flexible Case Management System (CMS) is required to allow non-consent based referrals, as well as the opportunity to work dynamically with approved partners. Without a non-consent option, we are at risk of not adhering to the new legislation and risk victims not receiving critical support. By way of an Automatic Data Transfer (ADT), the Victims First Hub (VFH) provides the front door into victim services for TVP under a consent model. This requires Thames Valley Police (TVP) officers and staff to ask victims if they would like support, then to go onto NICHE and trigger a referral to the VFH. Under the Victim’s Code, all victims have a right to be referred to a support service. Therefore, there is a need to move to a non-consent-based model.