Communications and Digital Data Exploitation Solution
This Invitation to Tender (“ITT”) has been issued by The Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex, acting also on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey, who are seeking to award a Contract for the provision of Communication and Digital Data Exploitation Solution.
The Requirement will be tendered as a Single Lot.
The Contract Term shall be for a period of 3 years with the option to extend by a further 5 x 12-month extensions at the discretion of the Authority.
The organisations that will be named on this Contract are:
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey
The anticipated commencement date of the Contract] is 1st December 2026. Any changes to this commencement date will be communicated to all bidders through the contracting authority’s e-Procurement Portal
It is a mandatory requirement that the successful solution is currently the principal communications data analysis solution for at least 12 UK law enforcement organisations (representing 20% of the 60 organisations comprising 45 territorial police forces, BTP, MOD Police, Civil Nuclear Constabulary, 9 ROCUs, the NCA, the TOEX network, and Counter-Terrorism Policing)
Values stated in this notice include the 5 years of extensions based on the current understanding of the budget available.
The Police & Crime Commissioner for SussexWAC-643677
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex (the Sussex PCC/the Authority) on behalf of itself and the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey (the Surrey PCC/the Authority) are seeking to appoint a maximum of 32 of suppliers for the provision of vehicle maintenance services, as detailed in the ITT Statement of Requirements (Specification).
The Requirement will be tendered as a multi-supplier framework divided into 4 (four) lots, listed within the ITT Statement of Requirements (Specification) document. A maximum of 8 suppliers may be awarded a contract on each Framework lot.
To minimise environmental impact and vehicle downtime, suppliers' premises must be located within a 20-mile radius of the Authorities' workshops in Surrey, East Sussex and West Sussex.
The Police & Crime Commissioner for SussexWAC-650011
Please note that this is a planned Procurement notice only and not the start of the tender. A Tender notice will be published on or after the 30th September 2026 to commence the tender opportunity and for suppliers to Bid.
Sussex Police, under the Authority of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex, will be tendering for the provision of a Night Safety Marshall Scheme contract with a start date of 1st April 2027, for 1 year with the option to extend by a further 2 x 12 month extensions (ultimate expiry date will be 31 March 2030)
This will be for the provision of Night Safety Marshals in Brighton and Hove Only.
Aim of the Night Safety Marshal Scheme:
Increasing public safety and confidence
Reducing demand on emergency services
Overall reduction in serious violence and knife crime
Increase Partnership working.
Night Safety Marshal Scheme objectives:
To protect our communities by identifying the vulnerable and ensuring they are kept safe.
To prevent serious violence with early intervention and the removal of threat.
To reduce violence against women and girls.
Work alongside local businesses and partner agencies (e.g. Local Authorities, Crime Reduction Partnerships etc.) to make our communities feel safe.
The scheme will be to deploy 8 Marshalls in high harm locations identified by Sussex Police at peak hours of 20:00-04:00 on Friday and Saturdays.
To deliver the Night Safety Marshal Scheme, whilst the Successful Supplier does not have to be a Security Industry Authority (SIA) approved supplier, the marshals deployed as part of the Scheme must be and hold valid SIA Door Supervisor Accreditation.
The budget envelope will be £120,000 excluding VAT per annum.
Further information will be available when the Procurement Notice is published along with the Tender pack.
Please also note that this opportunity is subject to Home Office funding which will not be confirmed until early 2027, Any contract awarded will be subject to the confirmation of funding. If funding is not received then any awarded contract will be cancelled. Any extension under the contract will be subject to Home Office continued funding.
The Police & Crime Commissioner for SussexWAC-642679
Anti-Social Driving Case Management System with Public Facing Website interface.
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex is seeking to replace its existing Anti-Social Driving System with a modern case management solution. The proposed system may be hosted either within Sussex Police's cloud environment or within a supplier-hosted cloud infrastructure.
The solution should provide end-to-end case management functionality, enabling members of the public to report anti-social driving incidents through a public-facing website and supporting the investigation process through to case resolution.
The system must include a public-facing reporting form that can be customised to reflect Sussex Police branding and configurable data collection requirements. The form should allow users to upload and submit digital evidence as part of their report.
The back-office component should provide a CRM-style case management dashboard, enabling officers and staff to review, investigate, update, and transfer cases as required. The solution should support configurable case fields, tagging and categorisation capabilities, workflow management, and effective case tracking throughout the investigation lifecycle.
Integration with email and correspondence management functionality is required to support the generation and delivery of letters and electronic communications, ensuring that members of the public can be kept informed of case progress and outcomes.
The proposed solution must be modern, scalable, future-proof, fully supported, and accessible across a range of devices and platforms, including mobile devices.
In addition, we would like suppliers to outline the available options, technical approach, and associated costs for integrating the solution with the Police National Computer (PNC) and/or the Law Enforcement Data Service (LEDS), enabling submitted information to be checked against relevant policing records where appropriate.
Responding:
If you believe your organisation can provide the above functionality, please email [email protected] to receive a copy of the request for information document for completion and return by the 16th September 2026.
The Police & Crime Commissioner for SussexWAC-641254